Ratings & Reviews for Grip-Rite ShingleLayment 15-LWE Roof deck protection 48-in x 250-ft 1000-sq ft Synthetic Roof Underlayment

Works great

Not as good as the titanium.

Covers well.

It covers really good and it protects the wood

I like the way it feels it's nice and thick

Never Even Needed One Quarter of This!

The sheeting was very easy to staple on! We only used a few feet of the paper to cover the shed roof, prior to putting on the shingles.

Fair to Middling

Used on shed roof and it did ok so I decided to use on garage roof - Not so good - Leaked like a sieve - Does not seal around nails and plastic caps aren't that great - Also noticed what looked like runs in the material (like runs in stockings), Also some slits like the material just separated - Pro is it does not rip off of nails in the wind - Put tar paper on top and covered tar paper with another layer of this so tar paper wouldn't rip. That works good - No leaks

NOT Water Shedding

Using this as temporary cover while replacing a roof. Some pieces are only a month old, some a week and it's absorbing water like crazy. You can see it actually looks wet instead of beading the water and has allowed alot of rain to pass right through. Home is leaking inside everywhere now and I will have to replace all of this product plus fix my interior. Wouldn't trust it for actual underlayment.

a good product to use

Essential For Metal Roofing

I use this primarily as an underlayment for metal roofing. It is very lightweight and does a great job standing up to wind when it is left exposed on a roof. It is fairly easy to cut with a utility knife, and is very easy to lay down because of the strength and lighter weight of the material compared to felt. It has lines on it to make it simple to lay down with the proper overlap from one course to the next. This is a great product and it is the only thing I will use from now on.

easy to handle

easy to lay stays in place with few staples wider than tar paper