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Old 6/21/09, 7:20 PM
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Are asphalt valleys suppose to be weaved or is this acceptable?
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Old 6/21/09, 7:41 PM
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Old 6/21/09, 8:08 PM
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That's a closed-cut weave.

Looks good to me.
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Default Re: Question on Valleys

The ends of shingles on a closed-cut valley go up the plane at least 1 ft and the shingles on the other plane are cut in a straight line about 2in from the valley center. (Closed-cut valley)
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The ends of shingles on a closed-cut valley go up the plane at least 1 ft and the shingles on the other plane are cut in a straight line about 2in from the valley center. (Closed-cut valley)
What he said.
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Old 2/24/10, 2:34 AM
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Are asphalt valleys suppose to be weaved or is this acceptable?
Its a "cut" valley or a "California" cut valley. In either case it's a poor quality valley. The transition should never be in the center of the valley as it is in this photo. It should always be a few inches off to one side.
That said, it's a quality issue, not a defect, and shouldn't be called out as a defect.




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