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[@scottjarriel6761]

My only concern would be with how well the rubber material holds up to heat and UV exposure. A lot of rubber products (tires, etc) will become brittle with age and heat/UV exposure.

[@JoeTaber]

He mentioned a UV additive. I agree it would be nice to have some more details.

[@augustreil]

Just like a regular shingle that is made from oil ?

[@MrTexasDan]

@@augustreil "regular" shingles have a coating of gravel. Lose the gravel and the shingles are not long for this world. These shingles are just tire rubber against the Texas sun. And they're black, so ugh.

[@augustreil]

@@MrTexasDan, Yeah, I hear what you're saying. Did that guy say a lifetime warranty also ?

[@shawnd567]

I'd say this product would last 20-25 years. Rubber doesn't last a lifetime.

[@MrGrigs681]

I have this on my home built in 2016. The roof looks great and it got me a nice discount on my home insurance but you can smell it on a hot, sunny day. The smell has declined over time and is not that noticeable now. Some of the neighbors originally called it the "Goodyear" house because of the smell. I would still choose it over asphalt shingles for the hale protection and longevity.

[@JohnKrakatoa]

you could probably seal it with something to minimize the offgasing I think

[@Dave--FkTheDeepstate]

Thanks. What other colors did/does it come in?

[@twinofthree]

@@Dave--FkTheDeepstate Euroshield comes in brown, black, grey and a light brown called driftwood

[@scottdonbrosky5968]

Does it leave streaking or any staining? On the roof, gutters or siding? What area of the country do you live In and what climate? Thank you.

[@MrGrigs681]

@@scottdonbrosky5968 I have not noticed any streaking or staining. I live in East Texas near Tyler and the climate is, well, Texas. 100F+ is not uncommon in the summer and last winter set a new record at -6F. I live on a large lake with a West exposure so the house has seen some strong winds with no issues. The roof seems very durable and the smell is a non-issue after a few hot summers. The only thing I do not like about it is that the edges tend to curl up. Some have curled up so much you can see the nails holding the one below but I have not noticed any leaks and despite some nasty storms, no lost or torn shingles.

[@Ariel-xz8lg]

What's the fire rating? Any other colors? Any contamination on the rainwater harvesting? Finally a product I think I can love! Has this product been exposed enough to know whether it will become tacky/sticky as it degrades? Thanks Matt!

[@daveklein2826]

I am very sure if you go to their website all the answers would be there

[@DanielRichards644]

Brown, black, grey and driftwood (a premium colour available at additional cost) Scrap and off cuts are recyclable Warranty is transferable to the new owner of the house if you sell Class C fire rated website also speaks of "odors" from off gassing lasting up to 3 months and the "sheen" going away after 6 months once the "conditioning period" finishes, so sounds like maybe the possibility of some rain water contamination for the first bit after that like collecting rain water from a tire. 50 YEAR WARRANTY against defects.

[@carlmccoy662]

@@daveklein2826 That website is sooo tired

[@Ariel-xz8lg]

@@DanielRichards644 Thank you Daniel! Looks like it's back to plan B for me. Totally off grid situation, I need the rain water and so do my animals. Class C not good enough in the woods. Really appreciate the reply.

[@gardengatesopen]

@@Ariel-xz8lg Rain water harvest contamination is a deal breaker for me too!! That's too bad... I was really excited to see this product! I have very large, old, Oak Trees, which partially hang over my house way up in the canopy. This means we sometimes have branches that drop on to our roof. They aren't large enough, or heavy enough, to compromise the structure, but to have a rubber roof, the branches could just bounce right off, and it would be fantastic!! A perfect solution! I love how the trees shade my house, and besides that, some of these trees are older than 200 years, and I would never compromise THEIR structure simply to accomodate my human existence. They've been around much longer than me, and in my book- THAT deserves respect! So, on the rain water contamination issue, not only does that infect my drinking water, it has an effect on the nearby trees too, along with all the soil microbes, and plants surrounding the house. And third, with a low slope roof, we need to get up there and blow off the leaves at least 3 times a year. So a rubber roof would've been perfect for walking on! Now I'm wondering if anyone out there in the world is making a rubber roof with no contaminants... ? Or is that too much to ask for? Looks like I'm headed for a rubber rabbit hole...

[@scubatrucker6806]

Great idea to use old tires. About time someone thought of another way to recycle old tires👍👍😍😍

[@Dave--FkTheDeepstate]

Agreed. If I'm not mistaken, ground up (and/or melted) old tires have been used on the top of freeways for about 20 years. Greatly reducing (in vehicle) tire noise. They were also using tires for the top of playgrounds and school soccer fields. But they may have stopped because some of the kids/players were getting cancer.

[@itzNickyJayBeats]

The Catch-All seems like a great product. Some of the most simple things just work. Great invention all roofers should invest into it. I also like how he displays his company logo on it for a more professional job site. It also brings more attention to the roofing company name in general.

[@thisismagacountry1318]

Thanks, Bro. At 62 I'm learning the construction and HVAC trades. This helps immensely.

[@thebigpicture2032]

I’m just putting it on my roof now. Great product. Cost about 30% more than asphalt shingles but looks better and lasts longer. My only complaint is the edge cuts on the eaves look unfinished unless you trim them with metal.

[@Daniel_s444]

Dont finish them with metal. Finish them with BOWLING balls ON THE build show!

[@Ptro1]

Why not just go metal? Looks way better also

[@scottburgle2169]

@@Ptro1 Metal roofs are wonderful if you get standing seam roofs in which the screws are not exposed to the environment. If you have exposed screws the roof only lasts as long as the rubber washer sealing it. Texas frequently has LARGE hail storms. Not saying steel roofs in texas are a bad idea but I wonder how they would compare to the Euroshield rubber roof in the hail storms?

[@Ptro1]

@@scottburgle2169 I’ve have metal roof shingle style, galvalume. All fasteners are covered by other metal shingle and they lock into each other. There’s Some old churches by me that are over 100years old with same system, looks like new still

[@scottburgle2169]

@@Ptro1 I guess if their 100 years old I wouldn’t care, but what does the finish look like? Is it galvanized over tin?

[@seaflower1520]

Matt I keep seeing the same questions fire rating/protecting? Water collection concern of chemicals leaking? Did not see anything in FQA on the manufacturer website. Maybe you could do a follow up video and address some of these questions as well as long term durability in hot dessert sun areas. Thank you.

[@gardengatesopen]

yes Yes YESSSSS PLEASE!!! The contamination to surrounding soils, as well as rain water harvesting is EXTREMELY IMPORTANT!!! I haven't look at the website- YET I fully expected that info to be there... I suppose no mention of it means there IS contamination... Isn't that how information usually works? WHY aren't more people concerned about these things?!!! It's time to STOP being oblivious to how the humans are effecting our surroundings. Long Term AND Short Term. A video on that subject would be FANTASTIC !

[@waltergroover5282]

The surface withstood the impact, GREAT!! How did the decking fare? Was there any damage on the underside? The ice cannon was a great visual however, it's not a bowling ball and it appeared there was no decking on the opposite side of the impact.

[@daveklein2826]

LMAO

[@teekay1785]

I have a question roof related and energy conservation related. I have a commercial building with at least 2 feet open space with metal trusses. My aim is to simplify roofing by limiting penetrations etc Why cant you either slope several plumbing vent pipes up and connect them together to a larger vent pipe resulting in one penetration? If its because of possible negative pressure created by one of the other vent pipes then why not have a single penetration with a large enough pipe to contain several different vent pipes within it? For instance a single penetration with a 6 inch PVC pipe that has 6 or more say 2 inch vent pipes in it. The vents within it could also terminate at different heights if they need to. Kinda the same idea as double walled vent pipe for a condensing furnace that takes in the combustion air from outside and vents furnace gases to outside at the same time also used on gas tankless water heaters.

[@dosadoodle]

It's there any issue with the water runoff? For example, if the drains run to a garden, is that water still okay or is there any leaching? How does it perform in cold climates such as Minnesota? (Rubber seems like it should be fine, and I love the recycling story here, so I'm just curious if there are unexpected downsides to be aware of. Thanks!)

[@jd4364]

Good questions! Many people store rainwater for their gardens and it is important to know the answers.

[@augustreil]

Seems to me that all would be good ?

[@jd4364]

@@augustreil could be but maybe time will tell. A lot of good questions in the comments.

[@colinringle5369]

Considering the company that makes the roofing product is out of Canada and he said he went and looked some of the first roofs they did in Canada, I would assume the roof is perfectly safe in cold weather climates.

[@dosadoodle]

@@colinringle5369 Great catch on the Canada as the company home -- thanks!

[@fredio54]

Mr Avco, what is the water quality/contamination/tainting like coming off one of those recycled tyre roofs? I would imagine that even with the additives and binders there would be a subtle amount of surface particulate shedding that would be carried away in the water stream and if collected could cause flavour or even health issues in the water supply from the roof? Do you have any hard data on that? Or does the manufacturer, I should say?

[@jaxturner7288]

You might not be able to drink out of your house’s gutters anymore. Oh no.

[@fredio54]

@@jaxturner7288 I'm guessing you're a city kid, who has grown up completely used to a centralised supply from a local source that few think of when they turn on the tap? Fair enough. But for lots of people either they choose to be independent of city supplies or there is no city supply and they must collect and process their own water. The world needs to move away from centralised survival systems as much as possible with rain water and solar to take the mounting pressure off those central supplies that even in rain-rich areas are struggling to supply enough.

[@gardengatesopen]

Glib answers are funny! But actually, this is a serious subject. Especially if Mr. Avco is installing these roofs inside the Edward's Aquifer Recharge Zone here in Austin. Or anywhere else for that matter... Does ANYBODY want their drinking water poisoned with toxic chemicals? Do we really want to have toxic run-off seeping into the underground water systems every time it rains? Bcuz I can guaruntee you the natural filtering process underground CANNOT filter out those types of chemicals. So being able to drink from your house's gutters actually SHOULD BE standard procedure. Unless you prefer to drink toxic water, and grow toxic food. (and Yes, it WILL end up in your food.) If so, if you do like consuming toxins, then close your eyes, close you mind, stop thinking smart, stop thinking ahead, and go on, take funny shots, glib away my friend! Glib away...

[@fredio54]

@@gardengatesopen Good points - thanks for that. Even I was thinking too narrowly as it turns out - thanks for adding the full picture. Much appreciated. PS, what does "glib" mean?

[@gardengatesopen]

@@fredio54 @fredio54 glib is basically an insincere comment dressed up to be funny. Or to be blunt, a smart *ss.

[@haldorasgirson9463]

Big questions for me is related to UV and temperature extremes. Obviously a flexible polymer shingle is going to resist blunt force at shirt sleeves temperatures. How well does it work below 0 or above 110? What happens after it has had 15 years of the sun shining on it.

[@daveklein2826]

Go to the website

[@andrewwhite889]

I recently viewed this video with great interest. I wasn't aware of Euroshield and doubt most folks are. I've since researched Euroshield and I'm quite impressed. A few months ago my roof sustained some hail damage so I'm seriously considering this product in the next year. There is, however, one aspect of a hail resistant roof that's a weakness. It's the array of wimpy metal vents. Are there vents that are as robust as Euroshield shingles? Only then can a roof be worry free.

[@waggy401]

Brilliant! I hope to see both those products in wide use soon.

[@DT-vc7hd]

Fire/ember considerations?

[@daveklein2826]

Go to the website

[@DT-vc7hd]

Class C if anyone wants to know (had to dig in the brochures to find it)

[@willbass2869]

Ever seen a riot on TV? What do they roll into street and set ablaze?

[@JUSTCUROIUS]

This product is one of the best recycled composition products I've seen. How does it hold up? Put your old car tire on your driveway and let me know when it's gone. The tear off process is the same and the installation process is pretty close to that of an architectural shingle. I would suggest high end flashings and fasteners. Ringshank stainless. This is one of the few generational roof products today. Pretty dang competitive prices to boot.

[@FJB2020]

Guess you have never seen tire rot.. this won't last at all...

[@MrTexasDan]

I can tell you that tires out in the Texas sun look like sh1t after 10 years.

[@gardengatesopen]

To be fair- Don't forget to splash on some type of UV protection to that tire sittin on your driveway! How many extra Tx Summers will the UV protect THAT tire? 3 ? 5 ? 1 ?

[@lukejohnson6415]

The most hail resistant roof is the ground, reject houses become mole man

[@degenerate2124]

And if it floods….

[@lukejohnson6415]

@@augustreil sorry to confuse you, what I actually meant was

[@daveklein2826]

He is a troll

[@gardengatesopen]

Sooooo - how 'bout a "Living Roof" ? Put the ground up ON the roof

[@davidchillton1744]

@@gardengatesopen no, become the roof

[@infiniteadam7352]

Two great products you introduced to us today, love it!

[@Michael-iw3ek]

Love the mad cackle when throwing a bowling ball

[@JTamilio]

Great stuff almost always - we’ve seen some problems with warping over time / curling and clawing same as some shingles will do.

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[@twinofthree]

The panels are all mechanically locked together now all along the bottom edge. They are not able to lift or curl with this locking system. Great innovation from Euroshield.

[@JTamilio]

@@twinofthree That is fantastic to hear! Thanks for updating me.

[@MrTexasDan]

Probably looks great in Canada after 20 years, but what about in the Texas sun?

[@rolfbjorn9937]

Central Canada, in the prairies, has lots of sun exposure, very hot in summer and cold in winter, high winds. Don't underestimate the sun exposure in the north, you could get sunburn in -30. I think surviving both hot and cold with the possible ice lift in the winter with the heat cycling of hot day and freezing night in the Calgary area is a very decent exposure test.

[@jr303official]

We used this on our house and so glad we did.

[@gingerman5123]

I'm curious, did you get bids for a metal roof too? If you can, would you share you real world price?

[@jr303official]

@@gingerman5123 we got a price for a stone coated metal roof, but I don't have the estimate any longer. I'm a contractor so I got a contractor price. If your in Colorado I could give you a contact

[@gingerman5123]

@@jr303official I’m in Austin but thanks. We get a good number of hailstorms here. I’ll probably just go with a metal roof. It’ll outlast me anyways lol.

[@jr303official]

@@gingerman5123 the issue with metal roofs it many insurance companies won't cover the dents after a hail storm, they call it cosmetic. Also you really need a good water proof underlayment or expect leaks

[@wolfpacva]

Do the rubber shingles have any fire resistance, if they dont it will one hell of fire to put out. Other than that they look great.

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[@Johninsactown]

Any odor or gas release over time and exposure to elements?

[@daveklein2826]

Go to the website

[@sergeykoss]

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[@sorinankitt]

I have it on my roof in Canada and it is great. Better than asphalt and metal and as good or better than tile. It holds up well to all weather

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[@DillysADV]

Another strange question but does this product add an R-Value that has been measured. I know that asphalt shingles are very prone to thermal transfer but I Know if you lift a rubber mat that has been sitting out in the sun, underneath is still nice and cool. If this product has the same properties, that could be a huge selling point as well.

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[@barryomahony4983]

Good for those regions that get bowling ball-sized hail, I suppose. Which places are those, exactly? I'll stick with my metal standing seam roof, thank you very much.

[@willbass2869]

Also stay away from airport approach routes. An uncomfortable number of things seem to fall off planes now days. Engine cowlings, wheel assemblies, people (but only in Kabul I hear)

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[@twinofthree]

Golf ball sized hail will do some major damage to a standing seam metal roof, the rubber roof…, not at all.

[@BOBfingerpuppet]

What is the fire resistant specs?

[@spyrule]

How would this roofing product withstand ultra cold temperatures (-40' etc).

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[@dennispope8160]

I wonder about dryrot, we all know tires dryrot and if these are recycled tires is this a concern?

[@Wild_Bill57]

Best answer from their own website: To answer this question properly you have to understand what makes tires crack. Tires have metal wiring in them, this is what gives the tire its shape, and when you expand & contract this wire enough it will eventually break. When the metal in the tire breaks you will visually see the rubber crack or separate. Euroshield® roofing materials contain no metal so we do not have to worry about this problem. In both real-life & lab-testing, Euroshield® has never cracked.

[@gardengatesopen]

@@Wild_Bill57 Hey there Wild Bill !! Sounds like you're on the EuroSheild Team!! I gotta say- I'm really loving this idea of a Rubber Roof ! But I DO have questions... Can you shed some light on the possible rain water harvesting contamination issue? Is there any water contamination resulting from these rubber roofs? Do these shingles off-gas? Not to mention the soil beneath... Soil surrounding a house could also be filled with toxic chemicals IF THERE ARE any running off these roofs? And if toxic chemicals ARE present, the food plants which grow near the roof run-off, as well as plants that rely on roof run-off water would uptake those chemicals, thus transferring toxic chemicals into my food. So you can understand how the question of off-gasing, and also rain water contamination, are extremely important, right? I sure would like some straight answers on this subject. Could you possibly help out with that?

[@elizabethm3477]

Ok so, during the next hailstorm in texas, all the neighbors will run to matts house 😅

[@daveklein2826]

It's not Matt's house but nice try

[@christophermcanally1246]

WIth the rubber shingles, it's not the shingle that can be hurt, but the fasteners holding it to the roof. Do those get knocked loose or damaged?

[@Chris.Brisson]

Half-inch decking, over-blown / under-blown nails, 5 nails per second... gotta hope the initial installation is sound.

[@jeboccuzzi10]

ASTM Bowlingball Does it burn?

[@teekay1785]

its basically the netting used to block wind etc on tennis courts

[@manunava1776]

Hmmm. Seems an ideal product. However, what about the natural breaking down of the product and the leaching of it into the surrounding soil?

[@gingerman5123]

I''m in Austin and will be in the market for a new roof in the next couple years. AVCO is on the list.

[@MrTexasDan]

I'm in Austin and I would think twice about a black roof, and about a material that turns to dust in the Texas sun after a while.

[@pauljohnson9399]

Looks like a slate roof. Sweet!

[@adamr1637]

Great interview and video!

[@GL-xf3dj]

I live in the northwest and secondary to a total lack or mismanagement of our forests, wildfires have become an annual event, consuming thousands of homes a season. As a former fire fighter I know the created winds in these fires have the capability to loosen and loft pieces of thick bark several inches thick two or three feet long totally on fire and carry it miles, yes miles, from the tree that burned up. How fire resistant is this product?

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[@kevinwhite1182]

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[@gentilejoshsaved1646]

Whats traction like on steep rooves?

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[@twinofthree]

The traction is great as long as it is dry. The soles of almost every running shoe and work boot is rubber. If it’s wet or icy, not so much. Of course you are wearing a harness at all times on a roof, right?

[@grahamstefaan]

Wow I'm inpressed. Shingle folks won't pay 2-3x for this but slate buyers will love it.

[@dirtyburger7528]

Is this an eco flex brand product?

[@danslickers8166]

Looks like a nice shingle product. On a side note have a question. Have not seen prosoco as a sponsor on your last few videos. Did they drop you for some reason?

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[@tonyb3307]

For those of us not in hurricane or hail weather, what about fire rating? Embers from forest fires start them on fire?

[@twinofthree]

The product has a class C fire rating. I have put these panels around my fire pit in my back yard to protect the exposed aggregate, even putting a burning log on them to see what happens and they do not ignite

[@dagello]

I don't like the way the edges of the roof look, but that might just be me. Otherwise, I'm here for it. Looks like it could be sealed up really easily, and not having to replace a roof for 20+ years seems like a great thing. Disposal and changing out the roof might be an issue, but if you could recycle the roof into a new roof that would take care of that.

[@epiccarpenterpro]

That product looks amazing

[@KillaCiViC1181]

Just when I've been looking at a new roof, you add more options.

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[@Montblanc1986]

Our farm house has walnuts dropping on it, maybe ours is a case of removing the tree but this stuff is neat!

[@ZAPATTUBE]

I got same problem, that's why I will use it. My trees are too valuable.

[@gardengatesopen]

If your trees are valuable... AND If your trees are producing food items... Shouldn't you be concerned about feeding your trees pollutants? Or do you enjoy eating toxic chemicals? Not to mention possibly killing your trees... Y'all gots to THINK about that stuff!!!

[@Rabbiturtacorn]

I would love to pick your head Matt about finding home builders like you in GA.

[@Halmengineer]

"THE MOST Hail Resistant Roof!" Matt needs to go to New York and pay Andrew Camarata a visit

[@WoodStoveEnthusiast]

His roof will break the bowling ball!

[@gardengatesopen]

What is his roof made with?

[@Halmengineer]

@@gardengatesopen 3/16" plate steel welded together on top of steel i-beams

[@gardengatesopen]

@@Halmengineer Sweet!!

[@YSLRD]

How does it smell?

[@ccwnyc5671]

Amazing product, great looking

[@theMekanik]

Nice Products Net & Roof

[@ryanm513]

I’d love to see how these hold up in Arizona (Phoenix to Tucson areas)

[@MrTexasDan]

Look at an old tire left out in the AZ sun for more than 10 years. Looks like sh1t.

[@MickyTicky2x4]

I can't believe that recycled tires are actually twice the cost of asphalt shingles, crazy. This is a great product for anywhere that's hit by hail or hurricanes often. Not sure if the trade off of cost is worth it though. Unless your homeowners insurance is insanely expensive, and installing these will lower the premium. The question is by how much. My guess is you're still better off cost wise to just use asphalt and have the insurance pay out to fix it when it gets damaged by hail or a hurricane.

[@willbass2869]

Entire Gulf Coast is hurricane country & southern plains is hail country plus horrid solar in both. I just don't see much improvement over 30 yr asphalt if you're in either zone. Just accept fact that roofs will be damaged to point of replacement.

[@jrhalabamacustoms5673]

Thats end of the world hail!

[@MrTexasDan]

Ya, if bowling ball-size hail is raining down, your shingles are the least of your problems. :-)

[@sparksmcgee6641]

Hey Everyone, Does anyone know a TRUSS COMPANY that can do a house package of 79 trusses within a month. ANYTWHERE in the US I'll pay shipping. All Colorado shops are 5 months out. Thanks

[@DuncSargent]

I'm liking it! Even though the Pacific Northwest doesn't get much hail, with global climate change that might change. I'd rather be prepared.

[@freechurros]

Excellent thumbnail!

[@theMekanik]

Its LineX for the Roof. I’m just going to Raptor Line my whole house 🏠

[@raymondpeters9186]

What happens when the roof burns What's it fire rating?

[@daveklein2826]

Go to the website

[@gingerman5123]

You should have titled this video "Matt handles 15lb balls!"

[@jayc4715]

While giggling

[@jamesg6071]

I still think a standing seam metal roof is the best option for long term life if installed correctly

[@jd4364]

Bet it's a lot cheaper too.

[@gardengatesopen]

I have a question on that, bcuz I would like a metal roof. But - I need to get up on that roof and walk around blowing LOTS of leaves off it. (We have a low sloping roof) And pretty regularly too. So, how's the walkability on a metal roof?

[@jacobl2179]

super cool roofing company, they need an epic commercial in the local area

[@dorhocyn3]

The thumbnail had me thinking Cyber truck time !

[@mackfisher4487]

Fire insurance! As rubber tires are very flammable it would seem that my insurance company would not be in love with this product.

[@jayc4715]

Very flammable? U sure about that

[@swingerhead]

If the fire gets to the roof there are bigger problems at that point than having to replace whatever it's covered with.

[@Hamiltonoracle]

Great roof for those days when it gets cloudy with a chance of bowling balls.

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[@b_lumenkraft]

I bet this is also very quiet in a huge storm.

[@Ebbrush3]

nice product but :: colors heat resistance fire cost weight per bundle ?...inquiring minds want to know

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[@twinofthree]

The colours available are brown, black and grey as standard colours. Driftwood ( light brown) is also available for a slight premium. It has a class C fire rating and the Beaumont and Vermont profiles weigh 240 lbs. per square (100 sq.ft. Area) and the Rundle and Ranchlands come in at 340 lbs. per square. Cost will depend on the county and region that you are in, contact Euroshield to get your pricing info.

[@jimjennifer435]

The company publishes the tests they want to promote, but avoid mentioning UV exposure test results. Wonder why that is? Overall, I like the shingle, but I don't want to have a spider-cracked and dry-rotted roof after 25 years. If they would add this type of damage coverage to their warranty, I would strongly consider it.

[@chestermackay7159]

Very cool Matt very cool

[@theMekanik]

The Sub Surface is still destroyed like an egg shell covers I bed liner.

[@daveklein2826]

Prove it

[@Ed-jg3ud]

Looks a lot like DaVinci roof tiles except DaVinci has class A fire and matches the wind 110mph & impact ratings (4) of euro shield. DaVinci is better IMO becuz of the different sizes and colors and fire rating

[@samshead]

Probably good in a commercial setting

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[@onlyscience7120]

I don't know about recycled car tires but synthetic rubber like epdm last for 60+ years or 6 times a TPO membrane

[@twinofthree]

This product comes with a 50 year non-prorated warranty. Extremely durable

[@thewhiteknight02]

Whas da price.

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[@twinofthree]

Give Euroshield a call and they can give you pricing for your region.

[@z06doc86]

It’s a good looking roof too. Very slate like appearance would fool most people.

[@paulhill1665]

My only concern is fire rating, rubber tyres tend to burn extremely well, drip molten burning rubber and give off a lot of smoke,

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[@Videpedia]

5:30 It can't be double. You are using recycled materials so it's supposed to be very affordable.

[@AdmiralBob]

Practically every recycled product I've ever seen comes in at a premium over new material. It should be cheaper it theory but like a duty-free shop it magically isn't

[@UnbeltedSundew]

If hail was the size of bowling balls I'd move tbh.

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[@sebastiantevel898]

Although they forgot to mention that this product has a Fire Rating only of Class C (flammable like hell) while most competitors of composite slates and shingles, have a Class A rating (non flammable at all).

[@helena_augusta]

Most firefighters hate roofs that are not flammable, they have no way to get water in the home to put the fire out quickly.

[@sebastiantevel898]

@@helena_augusta I was a firefighter. I can tell you that the moment you want to flush water through the roof, the whole house is a write off. So at that point who cares... you need the firefighters only to prevent the fire to migrate to other properties. On the other end if you have the rare fire starting on top of your roof, for example from flying debris from another fire, the flames will likely starve itself not finding flammable material, to the point that it will extinguish on its own or with just little water.

[@Democracy65]

What kind of chemicals leach out in rainwater

[@mdug7224]

Awesome

[@seikojin]

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I wonder if historical Society will love this product.

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[@scbunn]

Cool.. but it is a rubber shingle.. I’m not sure what you expected the bowling ball to do. Feels a little Billie Mays

[@Lpabmendez]

my insurance pays for hail damage, so why should I pay double to prevent hail damage?

[@AdmiralBob]

Fire resistance is the rub for me. Not looking for a tire fire on my roof.

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[@nationsnumber1chump]

Rubber goes bad though? And what about the heat? Its black

[@oldskoolwayy]

But doesn't rubber hold and attract heat, also as much as they say these top of line products will promote safety to people. Why doesn't the building code mandate a lot of these top of line materials..

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[@twinofthree]

The back side of the panels are chambered which suspends the the heated top surface off of the roof deck reducing thermal transfer. It is noticeably cooler in the attic on hot days. Building Code writers are taking notice, inferior products are too costly to keep replacing.

[@nickwoo2]

Can they make it white?

[@twinofthree]

Not white but it does come in a very light brown.

[@platipuss777]

do most roofs use grass as sheathing?

[@paulbetka2966]

Recycled rubber 👍🏻💪🏻🇺🇲 BUT will change color in the 🌞 sun especially in Texas ❓❓😯 WHY ISN'T IT IN BIGGER SHEETS 😲 😯 ❓❓ Nice looking roof 👍🏻💪🏻🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@johnmckenzie427]

Rubber is an organic product that will get hard and brittle over time. Anyone who has restored an old car knos every rubber part will fail in 10 - 30 years, or less. I'm glad it's resilient, but I doubt long term durability of a rubber roof system.

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