KasselWood shingles use a heavy-duty interlocking design that secures the panels on all four sides, creating a "shell of protection" against extreme weather. 29-gauge, ASTM A653 G90 galvanized steel. Dimensions: Each panel has an exposure of .
Furthermore, the engineering of KasselWood addresses the hidden enemy of roofing: wind. Wood shingles rely on weight and nails; high winds can rip them off one by one. KasselWood shingles, however, are engineered with interlocking panels and hidden fastening systems. This creates a continuous, unified armor over the home. Most KasselWood systems are rated for wind gusts up to 120 miles per hour or more—making them a preferred choice in hurricane-prone regions and tornado alleys. You are not just installing a roof; you are installing a protective shield. kasselwood steel shingles
One of the reasons homeowners hesitate to switch to metal is the fear that it will look "industrial." KasselWood solves this problem with exceptional manufacturing. This creates a continuous, unified armor over the home
KasselWood undergoes rigorous third-party testing to ensure it meets the highest industry standards for residential and light commercial roofing. This creates a continuous