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Trade: Residental / Commercial Roofing
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T-Lock Shingles
I have heard there are only three manufacturers of T-Lock in the US and they have a patent on the product and they won't sell to distributors or individual companies but only they can install them.
I need to buy T-Lock for a very windy area job I have coming up. Does anyone know where you can purchase the very at least at one time popular T-Lock shingles? Thanx. |
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Re: T-Lock Shingles
The company you are referring to, I believe, is Sherrif Goslin, out of Indiana, Michigan and Ohio if I recall correctly.
But, they buy their products from the Atlas Roofing Manufacturer, so I would suggest that you start there. Certainteed used tohave the T-Locks listed in their Master product brochure and Globe used to manufacture them, but they are out of business. Good Luck. What area are you from? Ed
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Re: T-Lock Shingles
Hi,
Thanks for your quick response Ed. I am in Southwestern Ontario and the job is right by the water therefore the high wind situation. I actually knew about Sheriff Goslin and Atlas but I'm not getting anywhere there. With all the roofs in North America that have T-Lock you would think S G would want to sell to distributors and therefore roofers who could be putting these shingles on all over the world. Anyway, I'll keep looking. |
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Re: T-Lock Shingles
To my knolledge Art Locks and T Locks are two of the only shingles made that a roofer cannot flash correctly. What I mean is, the shingles are not made to be flashed with aluminum or copper. If you look closly at a SG roof you will see TAR and Gravel on all flashing points. It may be a blessing that they do not sell in your area. PS the SG patent expired some years ago. We have a SG roofing co. here in B.C. MI, I have tried to purchase their shingle to do a repair, they wanted $ 300.00 per sq.
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Re: T-Lock Shingles
Thanks for the info and because of all the quick responses i received back i will not go t-lock.
Thanks everyone! |
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Trade: roofing and siding contractor
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Location: west milford n.j.
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Re: T-Lock Shingles
maybe a metal shingle will give you the wind protection you need?
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Re: T-Lock Shingles
we specalize in metal but the customer doesn't want to pay the higher cost. thanks,
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Re: T-Lock Shingles
I sell t-locks... I have 3 different colors available, but only 10sq of each one..
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Re: T-Lock Shingles
Thanks siweklumber I'll keep you in mind. I figured out how to sell this customer on steel and I am pretty sure he's gonna bite. It was the better way to go for them anyway. Thanks everyone!
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Re: T-Lock Shingles
please come back and post some pics when your done
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