Rustic Black Tamko Black Walnut Shingles

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Rustic black tamko black walnut shingles.

This makes rustic cedar a smart choice for a lighter neutral roof. Tamko heritage black walnut roofing one bundle of black walnut tamko heritage laminated asphalt shingles. Tamko heritage laminated shingles black walnut the limited warranty with the longest up front protection heritage series laminated asphalt shingles by tamko have always provided years of striking beauty and excellent roofing protection. You should keep in mind that the black shingle roof will store more heat from the sun and could increase ac and electric costs in the summer months.

Tamko will not be responsible for color claims once the shingles are installed on a roof. Tamko heritage shingles have a double layer fiberglass mat construction coated with asphalt. The rustic heirloom quality look and feel of cast iron cookware was the inspiration for rustic black. Find inspiration in our home gallery.

Tamko offers a variety of looks for bringing color and style home. These type of shingles are attempting to duplicate a wood shingle roof and those are never black. Whether standing out or blending in these varied styles combined with a diverse mix of bold and understated colors help tie the look of a home together and satisfy every personal taste. Anything made from natural cedar has a way of bringing the beauty of the outdoors inside.

Prior to installing the shingles open a bundle and view a few of the shingles to be certain it is the color you selected. The material comes in a variety of colors including black walnut natural timber thunderstorm gray aged wood autumn brown old english pewter oxford gray rustic black rustic cedar rustic evergreen rustic redwood rustic slate slate stone gray. Heritage rustic hickory. The natural beauty of weathered wood will always be in style.

Formerly heritage 30 three bundles per square. Tamko shingle colors tamko heritage heritage premium. As a second choice i would select the aged wood but definitely not the black walnut. A base of deep brown is accented with hints of earthy clay and lighter brown to create a look that is strong rustic and cozy.

Rustic cedar mimics the dark spots hiding in the knots contrasted with a dirty blonde backbone.