How to felt a shed part 1 of how to felt a shed deals with how to strip old felt from a shed roof without damaging the roof or trims in the process.
How to replace roofing felt on a shed.
For easier cutting unroll the material on a flat surface and use a hooked blade knife to cut the felt to the size of your shed s roof.
As a rule of thumb you should apply new felt on your shed every 2 3 years if it is exposed to the elements and not sheltered.
There are many reasons replacing a shed roof is necessary such as leaking water damage mould or tears in the material to name a few.
Our step by step guide will help you get it done quickly and easily.
With felt shed roofs only expected to last 5 7 years they are by no means a permanent solution and may need replacing sooner than you think.
Doing this will allow you to spot potential problems early rather than waiting until water starts to drip into the shed.
You may need to replace the felt every two to three years if your shed s in an exposed location or less frequently if it s sheltered.
Replacing the felt on a shed roof is vital to protect your shed from the elements.
Shed roof felting replacing worn and split felt on the roof of a shed is essential if you want your tools and other garden equipment to stay in good condition you should aim to check the condition of your shed roof felt at least once a year.