On Wed, 12 Sep 2012 11:18:02 -0400, Rebel1
wrote:




The only thing I don't like about the appearance is the randomness.
While each course has a straight bottom edge, there is no vertical
alignment of the design, as there is with common three-tab shingles.
There are at least four different patterns in a bundle; this is how they
achieve the intentional "high dimensional" look. Looking at GAF
Timberline HD installations, they have the same random appearance. So I
can't say it's something unique to IKO, but something you should be
aware of if you are big on a the precise look of a properly installed
3-tab shingle.

Architectural shingles. I like the look myself.



Off topic: Here's a link to a video titled "the worst roofing job in
history". Unbelievable. It takes talent to be that bad consistently.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmAAT_o6W8U


Wow ! ! !