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GAF Seal-A-Ridge Ridge Cap Shingles, Charcoal — 25 Lin. Ft. Bundle, 12 in, 6-2/3 in Exposure

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GAF Seal-A-Ridge Ridge Cap Shingles, Charcoal — 25 Lin. Ft. Bundle, 12 in, 6-2/3 in ExposureGAF Seal A Ridge Ridge Cap Shingles (Charcoal) Factory cut ridge cap shingles designed to finish and protect hips and ridges while complementing roof color. Features Micro Weave Core for strength and Dura Grip SelfSeal Adhesive to help resist blowoffs, with a pre scored, machine cut design for fast, uniform installation. Key Features: Durable Construction: Micro Weave Core provides exceptional resistance to cracking Secure Seal: Dura Grip SelfSeal

GAF Seal-A-Ridge Ridge Cap Shingles (Charcoal)

Factory-cut ridge cap shingles designed to finish and protect hips and ridges while complementing roof color. Features Micro Weave Core for strength and Dura Grip Self‑Seal Adhesive to help resist blow‑offs, with a pre-scored, machine-cut design for fast, uniform installation.


Key Features:

  • Durable Construction: Micro Weave Core provides exceptional resistance to cracking
  • Secure Seal: Dura Grip Self‑Seal Adhesive helps lock each piece in place to reduce blow‑off
  • Fast, Clean Install: Pre-scored, machine-cut design eliminates difficult cuts for a uniform look
  • Complementary Color: Charcoal finish coordinates with popular GAF shingle colors
  • Bundle Coverage: 25 linear ft per bundle with 6-2/3 in exposure; 45 pieces per bundle

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Color Charcoal
Style Hip & Ridge Shingles
Coverage per bundle 25 linear feet
Pieces per bundle 45
Exposure 6-2/3 in (169.16 mm)
Width 12 in
Approximate length 36 in (per hover data)
Unit of measure Bundle (BDL)
Item weight 53 lb
Applicable standards UL Listed to ANSI/UL 790 Class A; Miami-Dade County Approved; Florida Building Code Approved; ASTM D34622; ICC-ES ESR-1475; ICC-ES ESR-3267
Warranty Lifetime Limited Warranty
Manufacturer number 0850180FO
SKU product number GAFSARFOCH
Material number 352743
Packaging 25 Lin. Ft. Bundle

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What coverage does one bundle provide?
A: Each bundle covers approximately 25 linear feet with a 6-2/3 in exposure.


Q: How many pieces are in a bundle?
A: There are 45 ridge cap shingle pieces per bundle.


Q: What are the dimensions of each piece?
A: Pieces are 12 in wide with a 6-2/3 in exposure; length listed as 36 in in hover data.


Q: Are these approved for strict building codes?
A: Yes. Listings include UL 790 Class A, Miami-Dade County, Florida Building Code, and ICC-ES ESR-1475/ESR-3267.


Q: What color is this SKU?
A: Charcoal.


Crisp, Architectural Finish for Every Roofline

Seal-A-Ridge crowns the roof with a tailored, dimensional edge that feels both modern and timeless. The charcoal granules lend a refined shadow play, accentuating the hip and ridge lines like couture trim. Pair it with deep slate or contrasting lighter shingles to frame the roof with graphic precision. It’s the finishing touch that signals craftsmanship and quiet luxury from the street.


Complete your roof with Seal-A-Ridge for a fast, uniform, and wind-resistant ridge finish—add this bundle to your project today.

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