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SSB960 Instructions Installation of SSB960 roof vents should cam ply with all local standards and regulations. —man 4 tw CAUTION: Use appropriate safety glasses, < =:77 gloves and other equipment to avoid jnlury. wd Pk W'Ut Clei t rafters cr�rr , Figure 1 • Figural 1 Figure 2 • Figural 2 New Construction or Re -Roofing Determine the location of vents: Evenly space the roof vents along the width of the roof, marking the location of all roof vents before cutting holes. Center the holes between the rafters within ?' from the peak of the roof. Mark a 10" circular outline for the hole on the roof. (Figure 1) Cut and prepare the opening: Cut the holes in the sbeathing before applying shingles_ Shingle up until the first full course of shingles covers the bottom of the hole. Cut the excess shingles away from the hole. (Figure 2) (For increased weather protection on new construction or re -roofing applications, use an 18"xl8" piece of GAF Weather WatchO or GAF StonnGuard• Leak Barrier. Center the leak barrier over the hole. Remove release film, press into place and cut away the leak barrier spanning the hole.) Position the vent and nail the vent into place: The top of the SSB960 has an up-arrow formed into the flashing. Make sure the vent is in proper position. Nail the vent securely into place, spacing the nails every 4" apart around the perimeter. The nails should be I"from the edge of the vent flange. Seal all seams and nail heads with an approved sealant, such as silicone, roofing cement, or waterproof caulking. (Figure 3) Complete shingle installation: Continue installing shingles, overlapping the flange onthe vent. Cut the shingles around the top of the vent to match its shape_ (Figure 4) Figure 5 + Figural 6 Figure 6 • Figural 6 Figure 8 • Figura 8 Installation of SSB960, roof vents should ci roof, marking the location of ail roof vents before c uttirng hales. Center the holes between tt rafters within 2' from the perark of M%, roof. Mark a 10" circular oudim for the hole on the top of shingles (Figure 5) Cut and prepare the opening: Using a sharp knife, cut away the shingles (Figure 6A). Cent through the sheathing using a reciprocating saw (Figure 68).. Carefully remove the roofing nails within 3"of the hole. Cut the shingles, at the top of the hole to accommodate the shape of the roof vent (Far increased weather protection on new construction or re-rooi'trtg applications, use an 18"xl8" piece of GAF Weather Watch* or GAF StorruGuard® Leak Barrier. Center the leak barrier over the hole. Remove release'fRm. press into place and cut away the leak barrierspanningthe hole.) Position the vent: Apply a generous amount of silicone, roofing cement, or water- proof caulking to the perimeter of the hole.. (Figure 7A). Slide the vent into place beneath the shingles, ensuring that the thioat.of the vent is centered on the hole (Figure 7B). The shingles should overlap the top half of the vent flange. The bottom half of the vent's flange will be exposed on top of the shingles. Nail the vent into place: Nail the vent into place, spacing the nails every 4" around the perimeter of the vent. The nails should be 1 "in from the edge of the vent flange. Replace nails in the shingles as necessary to ensure a proper seal. Use silicone, roofing cement, or waterproof caulking to seal any exposed nails. (Figure 8) NOTE: in rere s er;d Val em and Qua//ty Yad Can Tr[ist Since y886_ _ _ NOTE In Canada ae the GAF and Quality You Can Trust Since fg86_ _ _ Timberline logos are regstered VademarKs. , TimDerlirw logos are registered trademarks. NOTA:SdamerveiesnorrDresdeGAF from North Americas Largest Rooting from North Americas Largest Roofing yT NOfA: Sdamente los nombres dal GAF y r;mlarlineson marcasr saad3senCereda. and Vend/ativa Manufacturer and Ventiiativn Manufacturer eg Timbertirreson mottos redsBadas � Careda. REMAROUE: Sags ies naps GAF at REMARWE: Seals les hums GAF et Qj Timberline sont des marques de GAFF Timberline" podes marques de awmamm3 ecmmerre d pw&a au Canada CaRponKnM f munerce des8. au Canada CORPORIMON SHEET NO. IN3