Timbertex Antique Slate Double-Layer Hip and Ridge Cap Roofing Shingles (20 lin. ft. per Bundle) (30-pieces) Item Weight:59 ) 9 Actual Product Height

Name: Timbertex Antique Slate Double-Layer Hip and Ridge Cap Roofing Shingles (20 lin. ft. per Bundle) (30-pieces) Item Weight:59 ) 9 Actual Product Height
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 95425402285
Price: 61.42 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4239 (11 reviews)

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Timbertex Antique Slate Double Layer Hip and Ridge Cap Roofing Shingles (20 lin. ft. per Bundle) (30 pieces) Item Weight:59 ) 9 Actual Product Height ) 9 Actual Product Height (in Envision a home where safety seamlessly integrates with sophistication and efficiency Versatile: 12 in ) 60 Shingle Type Hip & Ridge Shingle Features Waterproof Requirements Attic Ventilation

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