IKO shingle nail

What’s better, hand nailing roof shingles or nailing with nail gun?

Learn more about the pros and cons of hand nailing and application with a nailgun and learn what is even more important than the used tools!

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Cone shaped roof details after shingle application

A guideline on how to install roof shingles on a curved roof or cone-shaped roof details, giving you some useful tips and tricks.

Cambridge 50 roof

Application
Roof protection

Roof problems can have a lot of different causes. The first part of this blog series will teach you all about moisture related roof problems: rain penetration, ice damming,..

Reroofing shingles with IKO Cambridge

Renovation
Application
FAQ

You want to renovate? orChange the look of your property? orThe lifespan of your shingle roof is nearing its end?

Shingles on tiny houses

Application
FAQ
Ventilation

IKO shingles can be a high-quality and aesthetic option for your tiny house adventure. Going from extreme low slopes to steep roof slopes and vertical walls, all can be handled with IKO Shingles.

Shingle roof with solar panels

Application
Solar panels

A shingle roof is certainly suitable for a solar installation, but pay attention to the importance of a correct installation!

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Application
Safety
Roof protection

Learn how to prevent your house and especially your roof from unwanted damage by high wind speed, and how you can make your roof storm resistant.

Buckled roof shingles

Roofer mistakes
FAQ
Roof protection

Why do buckled shingles occur? Learn all about this roof problem and how to solve and/or prevent it.

Dormers on shingle roof

Application
Dormer
FAQ

Planning on building up a dormer on your roof? Thinking about the low slopes these roof parts often have, IKO suggest using the IKO Shingles Thermo System to make this extension fully waterproof.

Vertical integration IKO granules

Roof protection
FAQ
Better quality

Roofing granules not only have an aesthetical function, but also protect the integrity of the shingle from the outside elements. Learn more about their function and production process.