what kind of shingles were used for siding on houses in the 1940's?
shingles are placed side by side, not overlapping
Are these shingles called Johns Mansfield? If they are made of asbestos, what % is asbestos? Are they dangerous to have on the house?
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Cedar Shakes,OR,,, Asbestos based, often grooved, straight or wavey lines, Most often in 40's construction, nation wide....(Answered by ever1wolf) |
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