Shingles & Shakes
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Malarkey Roofing Windsor Scotchgard
Windsor Scotchgard shingles deliver extreme all-weather resilience, a Class 4 hail impact rating, and algae and smog-reducing granules.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT verifies that products meet North American safety standards as tested and certified by Intertek to ensure compliance with electrical, gas and other safety regulations.
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This CERT verifies that products meet rigorous safety and performance standards set by UL, ensuring they have been tested and approved for use in specific environments, such as electrical systems and appliances.
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This CERT verifies that products contain a specified percentage of recycled materials, ensuring they are made from post-consumer or post-industrial waste rather than new resources.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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This CERT provides third-party-verified environmental data on products, based on lifecycle assessment (LCA) in compliance with ISO standards. UL Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) promotes transparency in environmental impact, supporting informed decisions in sustainable design and construction by detailing a product’s environmental footprint.
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This CERT outlines requirements for Class A asphalt shingles with mineral granules, covering Type I (self-sealing) and Type II (non-self-sealing). It ensures fire resistance, heat behavior, and wind resistance (Type I), confirming their suitability for high-performance, safe roofing.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT verifies the percentage of waste a company or manufacturing facility successfully diverts from landfills through methods such as reuse, recycling, composting, and waste-to-energy processes, thereby promoting sustainable waste management practices.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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This CERT specifies requirements for asphalt shingles made from glass felt, coated with asphalt, and surfaced with mineral granules, ensuring durability and performance for roofing applications.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Origins
Made in United States of America
90
Malarkey Roofing Highlander AR
Highlander AR shingles deliver all-weather resilience, a Class 3 hail impact rating, and granules that reduce algae streaks and smog.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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This CERT verifies that products meet North American safety standards as tested and certified by Intertek to ensure compliance with electrical, gas and other safety regulations.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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This CERT verifies that products contain a specified percentage of recycled materials, ensuring they are made from post-consumer or post-industrial waste rather than new resources.
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This CERT provides third-party-verified environmental data on products, based on lifecycle assessment (LCA) in compliance with ISO standards. UL Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) promotes transparency in environmental impact, supporting informed decisions in sustainable design and construction by detailing a product’s environmental footprint.
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This CERT outlines requirements for Class A asphalt shingles with mineral granules, covering Type I (self-sealing) and Type II (non-self-sealing). It ensures fire resistance, heat behavior, and wind resistance (Type I), confirming their suitability for high-performance, safe roofing.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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This CERT specifies requirements for asphalt shingles made from glass felt, coated with asphalt, and surfaced with mineral granules, ensuring durability and performance for roofing applications.
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This CERT verifies the percentage of waste a company or manufacturing facility successfully diverts from landfills through methods such as reuse, recycling, composting, and waste-to-energy processes, thereby promoting sustainable waste management practices.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Origins
Made in United States of America
90
Malarkey Roofing Vista AR
Vista AR (algae-resistant) shingles deliver excellent all-weather resilience, a Class 4 hail impact rating, and granules that reduce algae streaks and smog.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT verifies that products contain a specified percentage of recycled materials, ensuring they are made from post-consumer or post-industrial waste rather than new resources.
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This CERT verifies that products meet North American safety standards as tested and certified by Intertek to ensure compliance with electrical, gas and other safety regulations.
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This CERT provides third-party-verified environmental data on products, based on lifecycle assessment (LCA) in compliance with ISO standards. UL Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) promotes transparency in environmental impact, supporting informed decisions in sustainable design and construction by detailing a product’s environmental footprint.
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This CERT outlines requirements for Class A asphalt shingles with mineral granules, covering Type I (self-sealing) and Type II (non-self-sealing). It ensures fire resistance, heat behavior, and wind resistance (Type I), confirming their suitability for high-performance, safe roofing.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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This CERT specifies requirements for asphalt shingles made from glass felt, coated with asphalt, and surfaced with mineral granules, ensuring durability and performance for roofing applications.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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This CERT verifies the percentage of waste a company or manufacturing facility successfully diverts from landfills through methods such as reuse, recycling, composting, and waste-to-energy processes, thereby promoting sustainable waste management practices.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Origins
Made in United States of America
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CertainTeed Presidential Shake TL | CertainTeed
CertainTeed's Presidential Shake TL shingles are a luxurious, durable with unique tri-laminate technology for superior protection. They come in various colors and offer easy installation, making them a reliable choice for homeowners seeking a long-lasting roofing solution.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT provides third-party-verified environmental data on products, based on lifecycle assessment (LCA) in compliance with ISO standards. UL Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) promotes transparency in environmental impact, supporting informed decisions in sustainable design and construction by detailing a product’s environmental footprint.
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This CERT outlines requirements for Class A asphalt shingles with mineral granules, covering Type I (self-sealing) and Type II (non-self-sealing). It ensures fire resistance, heat behavior, and wind resistance (Type I), confirming their suitability for high-performance, safe roofing.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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This CERT outlines fire test methods for roof coverings, evaluating their resistance to fire spread and penetration on combustible and non-combustible decks, ensuring fire performance and safety.
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This CERT specifies requirements for asphalt shingles made from glass felt, coated with asphalt, and surfaced with mineral granules, ensuring durability and performance for roofing applications.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Enviro
This brand participates in programs that upcycle, repurpose, or utilize deadstock materials to create new products.
This brand participates in carbon offset programs to neutralize its carbon emissions.
This brand supports initiatives to protect water resources and reduce water consumption.
This brand offers recycling services for its purchased products or for products within the same industry.
Outline for reaching near or at carbon zero emissions by 2030
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CertainTeed NorthGate ClimateFlex | CertainTeed
CertainTeed's NorthGate ClimateFlex roofing: durable, pliable shingles designed to withstand extreme weather, resist algae, and offer easy installation. A reliable choice with a wide color range and a limited lifetime warranty.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT provides third-party-verified environmental data on products, based on lifecycle assessment (LCA) in compliance with ISO standards. UL Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) promotes transparency in environmental impact, supporting informed decisions in sustainable design and construction by detailing a product’s environmental footprint.
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This CERT outlines requirements for Class A asphalt shingles with mineral granules, covering Type I (self-sealing) and Type II (non-self-sealing). It ensures fire resistance, heat behavior, and wind resistance (Type I), confirming their suitability for high-performance, safe roofing.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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This CERT specifies requirements for asphalt shingles made from glass felt, coated with asphalt, and surfaced with mineral granules, ensuring durability and performance for roofing applications.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Enviro
This brand participates in programs that upcycle, repurpose, or utilize deadstock materials to create new products.
This brand participates in carbon offset programs to neutralize its carbon emissions.
This brand supports initiatives to protect water resources and reduce water consumption.
This brand offers recycling services for its purchased products or for products within the same industry.
Outline for reaching near or at carbon zero emissions by 2030
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CertainTeed Landmark ClimateFlex | CertainTeed
CertainTeed’s ClimateFlex technology works at a molecular level to make shingles strong and pliable. The rubber-like qualities of the ClimateFlex asphalt formula provides each shingle with enhanced hail resistance, cold-weather flexibility, and granule adhesion.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT provides third-party-verified environmental data on products, based on lifecycle assessment (LCA) in compliance with ISO standards. UL Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) promotes transparency in environmental impact, supporting informed decisions in sustainable design and construction by detailing a product’s environmental footprint.
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This CERT outlines requirements for Class A asphalt shingles with mineral granules, covering Type I (self-sealing) and Type II (non-self-sealing). It ensures fire resistance, heat behavior, and wind resistance (Type I), confirming their suitability for high-performance, safe roofing.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Enviro
This brand participates in programs that upcycle, repurpose, or utilize deadstock materials to create new products.
This brand participates in carbon offset programs to neutralize its carbon emissions.
This brand supports initiatives to protect water resources and reduce water consumption.
This brand offers recycling services for its purchased products or for products within the same industry.
Outline for reaching near or at carbon zero emissions by 2030
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IKO IKO Dynasty Shingles | Laminated Shingles
IKO's Dynasty premium laminate shingles offer protection from inclement weather and boost curb appeal. Lifetime Limited Warranty!Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT outlines requirements for Class A asphalt shingles with mineral granules, covering Type I (self-sealing) and Type II (non-self-sealing). It ensures fire resistance, heat behavior, and wind resistance (Type I), confirming their suitability for high-performance, safe roofing.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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This CERT specifies requirements for asphalt shingles made from glass felt, coated with asphalt, and surfaced with mineral granules, ensuring durability and performance for roofing applications.
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This CERT specifies a procedure for assessing the impact resistance of new rigid roofing materials by subjecting them to impacts from freezer ice balls, simulating hail conditions to evaluate durability.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Social
This brand publishes a Modern Slavery Statement, demonstrating its commitment to preventing forced labor and human trafficking in its supply chain.
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CertainTeed Patriot | CertainTeed
CertainTeed Patriot™ shingles offer a blend of classic charm and lasting performance. Featuring a dual-layered design reminiscent of natural wood shake, these shingles offer a range of standout colors for your personalized home design. Discover unmatched dependability and a worry-free roofing solution built to stand the test of time.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT verifies that products meet rigorous safety and performance standards set by UL, ensuring they have been tested and approved for use in specific environments, such as electrical systems and appliances.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt-saturated organic felts used in roofing and waterproofing applications. It defines two types of felts: Type I, commonly known as No. 15 asphalt felt, and Type II, known as No. 30 asphalt felt.
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This CERT outlines requirements for Class A asphalt shingles with mineral granules, covering Type I (self-sealing) and Type II (non-self-sealing). It ensures fire resistance, heat behavior, and wind resistance (Type I), confirming their suitability for high-performance, safe roofing.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies requirements for asphalt shingles made from glass felt, coated with asphalt, and surfaced with mineral granules, ensuring durability and performance for roofing applications.
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This CERT specifies requirements for self-adhering polymer-modified bituminous sheet materials used as underlayment on roof eaves or valleys to prevent water leakage due to ice dams.
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This CERT specifies requirements for asphalt-saturated organic felt used as underlayment in steep slope roofing applications.
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| Warranty: Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Enviro
This brand participates in programs that upcycle, repurpose, or utilize deadstock materials to create new products.
This brand participates in carbon offset programs to neutralize its carbon emissions.
This brand supports initiatives to protect water resources and reduce water consumption.
This brand offers recycling services for its purchased products or for products within the same industry.
Outline for reaching near or at carbon zero emissions by 2030
51
PABCO Paramount Advantage
Paramount Advantage is specified by many homeowners associations due to its bold appearance and proven track record. Check here details!Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT outlines requirements for Class A asphalt shingles with mineral granules, covering Type I (self-sealing) and Type II (non-self-sealing). It ensures fire resistance, heat behavior, and wind resistance (Type I), confirming their suitability for high-performance, safe roofing.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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This CERT outlines fire test methods for roof coverings, evaluating their resistance to fire spread and penetration on combustible and non-combustible decks, ensuring fire performance and safety.
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This CERT specifies requirements for asphalt shingles made from glass felt, coated with asphalt, and surfaced with mineral granules, ensuring durability and performance for roofing applications.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Governance
- Brand must describe itself in some way or form as family owned. Do not assume
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PABCO Cascade
Featuring our exclusive U.S. patented design, Cascade shingles have a style that honors your homes heritage. Call us for roofing Services!Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT outlines requirements for Class A asphalt shingles with mineral granules, covering Type I (self-sealing) and Type II (non-self-sealing). It ensures fire resistance, heat behavior, and wind resistance (Type I), confirming their suitability for high-performance, safe roofing.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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This CERT outlines fire test methods for roof coverings, evaluating their resistance to fire spread and penetration on combustible and non-combustible decks, ensuring fire performance and safety.
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This CERT specifies requirements for asphalt shingles made from glass felt, coated with asphalt, and surfaced with mineral granules, ensuring durability and performance for roofing applications.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Governance
- Brand must describe itself in some way or form as family owned. Do not assume
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PABCO Premier Radiance
Premier Radiance solar reflective shingles are perfect for those hotter climates where air conditioning use is high. Call us for details!Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT outlines requirements for Class A asphalt shingles with mineral granules, covering Type I (self-sealing) and Type II (non-self-sealing). It ensures fire resistance, heat behavior, and wind resistance (Type I), confirming their suitability for high-performance, safe roofing.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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This CERT outlines fire test methods for roof coverings, evaluating their resistance to fire spread and penetration on combustible and non-combustible decks, ensuring fire performance and safety.
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This CERT specifies requirements for asphalt shingles made from glass felt, coated with asphalt, and surfaced with mineral granules, ensuring durability and performance for roofing applications.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Governance
- Brand must describe itself in some way or form as family owned. Do not assume
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Atlas Roofing ProLam Shingles
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This CERT outlines requirements for Class A asphalt shingles with mineral granules, covering Type I (self-sealing) and Type II (non-self-sealing). It ensures fire resistance, heat behavior, and wind resistance (Type I), confirming their suitability for high-performance, safe roofing.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies test methods for measuring the mechanical uplift resistance of asphalt roofing shingles that utilize factory-applied or field-applied sealants. It provides standardized procedures to assess a shingle's ability to withstand wind-induced forces, ensuring durability and performance in various environmental conditions.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
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Atlas Roofing Briarwood Pro Shingles
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This CERT outlines requirements for Class A asphalt shingles with mineral granules, covering Type I (self-sealing) and Type II (non-self-sealing). It ensures fire resistance, heat behavior, and wind resistance (Type I), confirming their suitability for high-performance, safe roofing.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies test methods for measuring the mechanical uplift resistance of asphalt roofing shingles that utilize factory-applied or field-applied sealants. It provides standardized procedures to assess a shingle's ability to withstand wind-induced forces, ensuring durability and performance in various environmental conditions.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
42
Davinci Roofscapes Composite Multi-Width Shake Roof | DaVinci Roofscapes
DaVinci composite multi-width shake tiles are available in authentic cedar colors. Learn about custom product here.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT is issued by the Canadian Construction Materials Centre (CCMC) to verify that construction materials and systems meet Canada's National Building Code requirements. CCMC Certification assesses various performance criteria, including durability, safety, and compliance, providing regulatory acceptance for building products used in Canada.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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This CERT signifies that building and plumbing products have been evaluated and verified for compliance with applicable codes and standards, providing assurance of their quality and safety.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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This CERT ensures compliance with California's Title 24, Part 6, Joint Appendix 13 (JA13), which establishes performance and testing standards for heat pump water heaters (HPWHs). It applies to water heaters aiming to meet energy efficiency and demand response requirements.
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This CERT indicates that a product complies with the Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) fire safety standards, specifically the WUI 4175 certification, ensuring enhanced fire resistance for building materials used in areas prone to wildfires.
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| Warranty: Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Origins
Made in United States of America
42
Davinci Roofscapes Composite Single-Width Shake Roof | DaVinci Roofscapes
Each DaVinci composite single width shake is formulated from different wood tones creating a natural variance in color, enhancing the realistic appearance.Scored Product Attributes
42
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This CERT is issued by the Canadian Construction Materials Centre (CCMC) to verify that construction materials and systems meet Canada's National Building Code requirements. CCMC Certification assesses various performance criteria, including durability, safety, and compliance, providing regulatory acceptance for building products used in Canada.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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This CERT signifies that building and plumbing products have been evaluated and verified for compliance with applicable codes and standards, providing assurance of their quality and safety.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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This CERT ensures compliance with California's Title 24, Part 6, Joint Appendix 13 (JA13), which establishes performance and testing standards for heat pump water heaters (HPWHs). It applies to water heaters aiming to meet energy efficiency and demand response requirements.
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This CERT indicates that a product complies with the Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) fire safety standards, specifically the WUI 4175 certification, ensuring enhanced fire resistance for building materials used in areas prone to wildfires.
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| Warranty: Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Origins
Made in United States of America
42
Davinci Roofscapes Composite Select Shake Roofing | DaVinci Roofscapes
Composite select shake tiles offer the beauty of real cedar shake and the lasting elegance of a DaVinci product. Bring your aesthetic vision to life.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT is issued by the Canadian Construction Materials Centre (CCMC) to verify that construction materials and systems meet Canada's National Building Code requirements. CCMC Certification assesses various performance criteria, including durability, safety, and compliance, providing regulatory acceptance for building products used in Canada.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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This CERT signifies that building and plumbing products have been evaluated and verified for compliance with applicable codes and standards, providing assurance of their quality and safety.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
|
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This CERT ensures compliance with California's Title 24, Part 6, Joint Appendix 13 (JA13), which establishes performance and testing standards for heat pump water heaters (HPWHs). It applies to water heaters aiming to meet energy efficiency and demand response requirements.
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This CERT indicates that a product complies with the Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) fire safety standards, specifically the WUI 4175 certification, ensuring enhanced fire resistance for building materials used in areas prone to wildfires.
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| Warranty: Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Origins
Made in United States of America
40
IKO IKO Cambridge Shingles - Architectural Roofing Shingles
Use IKO Cambridge Shingles to get a high-end look at an affordable cost. These durable architectural shingles are available in a full range of color blends.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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This CERT specifies requirements for asphalt shingles made from glass felt, coated with asphalt, and surfaced with mineral granules, ensuring durability and performance for roofing applications.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Social
This brand publishes a Modern Slavery Statement, demonstrating its commitment to preventing forced labor and human trafficking in its supply chain.
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CertainTeed Landmark | CertainTeed
CertainTeed's Landmark Asphalt Roof Shingles feature Easy Install Sealing strips, Algae Growth Protection, and a variety of colors. Browse the options today!Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT verifies that products meet rigorous safety and performance standards set by UL, ensuring they have been tested and approved for use in specific environments, such as electrical systems and appliances.
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This CERT outlines requirements for Class A asphalt shingles with mineral granules, covering Type I (self-sealing) and Type II (non-self-sealing). It ensures fire resistance, heat behavior, and wind resistance (Type I), confirming their suitability for high-performance, safe roofing.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies requirements for asphalt shingles made from glass felt, coated with asphalt, and surfaced with mineral granules, ensuring durability and performance for roofing applications.
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This CERT specifies requirements for self-adhering polymer-modified bituminous sheet materials used as underlayment on roof eaves or valleys to prevent water leakage due to ice dams.
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| Warranty: Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Enviro
This brand participates in programs that upcycle, repurpose, or utilize deadstock materials to create new products.
This brand participates in carbon offset programs to neutralize its carbon emissions.
This brand supports initiatives to protect water resources and reduce water consumption.
This brand offers recycling services for its purchased products or for products within the same industry.
Outline for reaching near or at carbon zero emissions by 2030
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Sage Restoration Kiln-dried White Cedar Shingles
$115.00
Shop now launch
View description
Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT verifies that forest products are sourced from responsible forestry operations, ensuring practices that protect biodiversity, water quality and sustainable harvesting while excluding controversial sources.
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This CERT verifies that products are made entirely from materials sourced from responsibly managed forests that meet the strict standards of the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC).
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GAF Timberline HDZ: GAF's #1 selling shingle
Timberline HDZ shingles offer the perfect mix of beauty and long-term durability, with strong industry-leading warranties. Get advanced roof protection today!Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT outlines requirements for Class A asphalt shingles with mineral granules, covering Type I (self-sealing) and Type II (non-self-sealing). It ensures fire resistance, heat behavior, and wind resistance (Type I), confirming their suitability for high-performance, safe roofing.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Over 14 - 20 Year |
36
TAMKO TAMKO Titan XT
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
|
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Governance
- Brand must describe itself in some way or form as family owned. Do not assume
Origins
Made in United States of America
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TAMKO TAMKO StormFighter FLEX 3 & 4 - Polymer Modified Impact Rated Shingles
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
|
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Governance
- Brand must describe itself in some way or form as family owned. Do not assume
Origins
Made in United States of America
31
EcoStar Cedar Shake Alternative - Empire Shake Roof Shingles - EcoStar
EcoStars Empire Shake roofing tiles are custom crafted using real cedar shakes as a template to create an intricate texture that truly appears natural.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT outlines procedures for using xenon arc lamps to simulate sunlight and moisture exposure, assessing material durability and performance for outdoor use under environmental conditions.
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This CERT outlines procedures for evaluating the resistance of synthetic polymeric materials to fungal growth, ensuring durability by preventing discoloration, degradation, and compromised properties.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Over 20 - 30 Year |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Quality
This brand or its factories are ISO 9001 certified, demonstrating its commitment to quality management standards.
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EcoStar Seneca Shake Roofing - EcoStar
EcoStars Seneca Shake roofing tiles are custom crafted using real cedar shakes as a template to create an intricate texture that truly appears natural.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT outlines procedures for using xenon arc lamps to simulate sunlight and moisture exposure, assessing material durability and performance for outdoor use under environmental conditions.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Over 20 - 30 Year |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Quality
This brand or its factories are ISO 9001 certified, demonstrating its commitment to quality management standards.
28
EcoStar Project 123 - Majestic Slate - EcoStar
The owners of this home in Mechanicsburg, PA, decided on Majestic Slate 12" tiles in Midnight Gray for their new roof.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT outlines procedures for using xenon arc lamps to simulate sunlight and moisture exposure, assessing material durability and performance for outdoor use under environmental conditions.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Over 20 - 30 Year |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Quality
This brand or its factories are ISO 9001 certified, demonstrating its commitment to quality management standards.
25
CeDUR Synthetic Hand Split Natural Cedar Shakes | Shiloh
Shiloh synthetic shake roofs are Class 4 Impact Resistant and Class A Fire Rated. 50 Year Lifetime Limited Warranty. Learn more!Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt-saturated organic felts used in roofing and waterproofing applications. It defines two types of felts: Type I, commonly known as No. 15 asphalt felt, and Type II, known as No. 30 asphalt felt.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Origins
Made in United States of America
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CeDUR California Cool Rated Roof Products Title 24 | Golden Cedar
Golden Cedar is a Cool Rated Roof Product and is Title 24 Compliant for Los Angeles County and California residents.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt-saturated organic felts used in roofing and waterproofing applications. It defines two types of felts: Type I, commonly known as No. 15 asphalt felt, and Type II, known as No. 30 asphalt felt.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Origins
Made in United States of America
22
EcoStar Cedar Shake Alternative - Shake Roof Shingles - EcoStar
EcoStars Empire Niagara Shake roofing tiles are custom crafted using real cedar shakes as a template to create a texture that looks natural.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Over 20 - 30 Year |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Quality
This brand or its factories are ISO 9001 certified, demonstrating its commitment to quality management standards.
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CeDUR Fire-Resistant Synthetic Cedar Wood Shakes | Live Oak
Live Oak synthetic cedar shakes look just like wood shake shingles and hand split natural cedar shakes. Class A Fire-Resistant.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt-saturated organic felts used in roofing and waterproofing applications. It defines two types of felts: Type I, commonly known as No. 15 asphalt felt, and Type II, known as No. 30 asphalt felt.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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Origins
Made in United States of America
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CeDUR Fire-Resistant Synthetic Cedar Wood Shakes | Walden
Walden synthetic cedar wood shakes are indistinguishable from hand split natural cedar shakes. Class A Fire Rated.Scored Product Attributes
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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| Warranty: Over 20 - 30 Year |
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Origins
Made in United States of America
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F-Wave Classic Slate Synthetic Shingles | F Wave
The next-generation REVIA Performance Architectural shingles are designed to outperform traditional asphalt shingles while improving curb appeal.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT specifies a procedure for assessing the impact resistance of new rigid roofing materials by subjecting them to impacts from freezer ice balls, simulating hail conditions to evaluate durability.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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| Warranty: Over 10 - 14 Year |
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F-Wave REVIA Designer Slate Synthetic Shingles | F Wave
The next-generation REVIA architectural roof shingles are designed to outperform traditional asphalt shingles while improving curb appeal.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT specifies a procedure for assessing the impact resistance of new rigid roofing materials by subjecting them to impacts from freezer ice balls, simulating hail conditions to evaluate durability.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
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F-Wave Synthetic Hand Split Shake Shingles | F Wave
The next-generation REVIA Performance Architectural shingles are designed to outperform traditional asphalt shingles while improving curb appeal.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT specifies a procedure for assessing the impact resistance of new rigid roofing materials by subjecting them to impacts from freezer ice balls, simulating hail conditions to evaluate durability.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
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Maibec Maibec Genuine Wood, Eastern White Cedar Shingles
Shingles can be used to enhance the original beauty of your home, emphasize architectural details or combine with other materials for a more contemporary look.Scored Product Attributes
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| Warranty: Over 20 - 30 Year |
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Maibec Stave Lake - Maibec
Une culture dengagement, de responsabilit et de transparence appuye par plus de 40 ans dexprience nous permet doffrir des garanties crdibles pour uneScored Product Attributes
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| Warranty: Over 20 - 30 Year |
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SBC CEDAR Factory-Finished White Cedar Shingles | SBC Cedar
Ready to install SBC pre-stained cedar shingles are available in different type of coating, from solid colors to weathering agents backed by the industry's best warranties.Scored Product Attributes
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| Warranty: Over 20 - 30 Year |
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SBC CEDAR Stand Out With Designer-Shaped Cedar Shingles | SBC Cedar
Available in a choice of 8 designs, SBCs natural dry or pre-stained fancy-cut cedar shingles are the choice for instant curb appeal.Scored Product Attributes
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| Warranty: Over 20 - 30 Year |
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SBC CEDAR Authentic Western Red Cedar Shingles | SBC Cedar
SBC offers superior-quality Western Red Cedar shingles in various grades: R&R No 1, Perfection No 1 and Perfection No 2, available natural or pre-stained.Scored Product Attributes
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| Warranty: Over 20 - 30 Year |
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EcoStar Majestic Shake Roof - Majestic Niagara Shake - EcoStar LLC
EcoStars Seneca Shake roofing tiles are custom crafted using real cedar shakes as a template to create an intricate texture that truly appears natural.Scored Product Attributes
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| Warranty: Over 20 - 30 Year |
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Quality
This brand or its factories are ISO 9001 certified, demonstrating its commitment to quality management standards.
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CertainTeed Slate Shingles
When choosing an aesthetic for the exterior of your home, few looks are as timeless and tasteful as a real slate roof. Slate roof tiles have been in use for centuries – with the oldest on record dating back to the early 1300s – and they remain among the most durable and attractive roofing options available today.Scored Product Attributes
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| Warranty: Over 20 - 30 Year |
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Enviro
This brand participates in programs that upcycle, repurpose, or utilize deadstock materials to create new products.
This brand participates in carbon offset programs to neutralize its carbon emissions.
This brand supports initiatives to protect water resources and reduce water consumption.
This brand offers recycling services for its purchased products or for products within the same industry.
Outline for reaching near or at carbon zero emissions by 2030