2 Pcs Stainless Steel Shingle Gauge - Roofing Measuring Tool for Asphalt Shingle Thickness Analysis | High Hardness Pitch Gauge for Roofers, Contractors & DIY Home Improvement Projects

Detailed Description:This shingle gauge is used to estimate warranty levels for asphalt composition shingles, three-piece fiberglass, three-piece organic and laminated shingle varieties. It is made of premium stainless steel material, which can prevent rust for a long time. Feature:Easy to Carry: This shingle gauge is equipped with hook and loop for easy portability. It is only applicable to asphalt composite roof tiles installed before January 2011.Purpose: This shingle gauge is suitable for fiberglass measuring tools, shingle gauges, strip board measuring tools, stainless steel measuring rulers. Specification:Product Name: Shingle GaugeMaterial: Stainless SteelColor: SilverSize: 149×31.75×3mmScope of application: Fiberglass measuring tools, shingle gauges, strip board measuring tools, stainless steel measuring rulersNotes:1.There may be slight differences between the picture and the actual color of the commodity. We will try our best to show you the exact color.2.Please allow slight dimension difference due to manual measurement.Parts List:2×Shingle Gauge (With Buckle)

【Shingle Gauge】The package includes 2pcs shingle gauge, and each one is equipped with hook and loop for easy portability. It also has a 5-inch ruler on the side.

【Premium Stainless Steel Material】This shingle gauge is made of high quality stainless steel material, with a thickness of 3mm and high hardness, which can prevent rust for a long time.

【Product Function】Measures the thickness of shingle and based on analyses correlates that thickness to warranty level.

【Scope of Application】This roof shingle measuring tool is used to estimate warranty levels for asphalt composition shingles, three-piece fiberglass, three-piece organic and laminated shingle varieties.

【Instruction】This shingle gauge is only applicable to asphalt composite roof tiles installed before January 2011.