
S&W Forest Products 18 in. #2 Class B Cedar Wood Roof Shingles, Bundle
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S&W Forest Products 18 in. #2 Class B Cedar Wood Roof Shingles, Bundle
S&W Forest Products 18-inch #2 Class B wood roof shingles are cedar shingles supplied by the bundle. The #2 grade offers a more economical clear-to-minor-defect face than #1 while keeping standard 18-inch length and Class B fire treatment. Use them on cedar shingle roofs where value grade is specified, with underlayment and fasteners ordered separately.
Key Features:
- #2 grade value: #2 grade cedar shingles provide solid performance at a lower grade than #1 clear-face product.
- 18 in. length: Standard 18-inch shingle length for typical cedar roof exposure tables.
- Class B treated: Class B fire classification for treated wood shingle applications.
- Cedar material: Natural cedar shingles for traditional wood roof appearance.
- Sold by bundle: Packaged in bundles, the conventional unit for cedar shingle coverage.
Specifications Table:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | S&W Forest Products Ltd |
| Sell unit | 1 bundle |
| Product line | 18 in. #2 Class B wood shingles |
| Available sizes | 18 in. |
| Material | Cedar (wood shingle) |
| Fire rating | Class B (as listed) |
| Grade | #2 |
| Dimensions | 18 in. shingle length |
| Coverage per unit | Per cedar bundle exposure tables |
| Category | Wood roof shingles |
| Intended use | Steep-slope wood shingle roofing |
Fit and Compatibility:
For standard cedar shingle roof assemblies; pair with suitable underlayment, flashing and corrosion-resistant nails, sold separately. Exposure follows the cedar application tables for 18-inch #2 shingles.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q: What is in one sell unit?
A: One bundle of 18-inch #2 Class B wood shingles; nails, underlayment and flashing are not included.
Q: How does #2 differ from #1 grade?
A: #2 shingles allow more natural grain characteristics on the face than #1, at a lower price point, with the same 18-inch length.
Q: How many bundles make a square?
A: It depends on your exposure; apply the cedar shingle tables for 18-inch #2 shingles to your roof area.
Q: Is it fire treated?
A: Yes, the listing specifies Class B classification for this shingle.
Q: What nails should be used?
A: Use corrosion-resistant roofing nails appropriate for cedar and your underlayment system; they are sold separately.
Expert Verdict — Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk
#2 grade is a sensible pick for secondary structures or budgets that still require treated 18-inch cedar shingles, while #1 grade remains the choice for premium front elevations. Confirm local fire code accepts Class B treated shingles, and set exposure per the #2 shingle tables since allowable exposure can be shorter than #1. Order extra bundles for waste, starters and ridge caps.
Wear gloves and eye protection when handling and cutting wood shingles; use fall protection when working on roofs.
Order S&W Forest Products 18-inch #2 Class B cedar shingles by the bundle for your roof.
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