Boston Lap Slideshow

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01. Start on one end of the roof with two shingles laid horizontally 01D.png

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02. A second pair overlapping the first about ¼, leaving 1" showing 02D.png

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03. Another pair, touching at the peak, overlapping the previous pair ¼ 03D.png

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04. Trim shingles to fit around gables or chimneys 04D.png

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05. Continue with pairs of shingles to the center of the house 05D.png

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06. Start again at the other end of the roof 06D.png

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07. Approach the center evenly ... 07D.png

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08. ..leaving a space shorter than a shingle 08D.png

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09. Lay a center shingle overlapping evenly on both sides 09D.png

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10. Cut the center Shingle as needed to keep the "Reveal" attractive 10D.png

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11. Cut an angle to match the roof angle 11D.png

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12. 12D.png

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13. Cut the last shingle so the "Reveal" of the whole cap looks even and nice 13D.png

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14. 14D.png

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15. Another house's Boston Lap 15D.png

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16. 16D.png

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18. A Boston Lap using octagonal shingles 18D.png

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19. 19D.png

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21. 21D.png

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23. If showing the Octagon, cut that shape on both ends of the last shingle 23D.png

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24. Nice! 24D.png

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Boston Lap Blog Last Row ("Reveal") Cutting Shingles Boston Lap Slideshow (here) Boston Lap: Imagination House	DHTMLGoodies.com 00. See "Supplies" at left to find the products we use ../../RGT_Website_assets/ajax-loader.gif DHTMLGoodies.com 01. Start on one end of the roof with two shingles laid horizontally 01D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 02. A second pair overlapping the first about ¼, leaving 1" showing 02D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 03. Another pair, touching at the peak, overlapping the previous pair ¼ 03D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 04. Trim shingles to fit around gables or chimneys 04D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 05. Continue with pairs of shingles to the center of the house 05D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 06. Start again at the other end of the roof 06D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 07. Approach the center evenly ... 07D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 08. ..leaving a space shorter than a shingle 08D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 09. Lay a center shingle overlapping evenly on both sides 09D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 10. Cut the center Shingle as needed to keep the "Reveal" attractive 10D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 11. Cut an angle to match the roof angle 11D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 12. 12D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 13. Cut the last shingle so the "Reveal" of the whole cap looks even and nice 13D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 14. 14D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 15. Another house's Boston Lap 15D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 16. 16D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 18. A Boston Lap using octagonal shingles 18D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 19. 19D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 21. 21D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 23. If showing the Octagon, cut that shape on both ends of the last shingle 23D.png DHTMLGoodies.com 24. Nice! 24D.png
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