High-profile (designer) laminated asphalt shingles
Its weight
- The table
- 375 lb a squareThe sources give 305 to 425 lb.
- Loose volume
- 0.75 cubic yards a square
- How it was chosen
- The heavy laminates weigh 305 lb (CertainTeed Landmark TL) to 425 lb (Grand Manor) a square new; Xactimate disposes of a high-profile tear-off at 375 lb (5.333 squares a ton), which is the figure. Volume at Seattle's 500 lb a cubic yard.
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5 sources
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Landmark TL and TL AR Shingles, Technical Data Sheet (2022-05-11)
CertainTeed (copy in the RCABC Roofing Practices Manual) · manufacturer spec sheet · read 2026-10-23
Technical Data: "Weight/Square (approx.): 305 lb." "Shingles/Square: 64"
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Grand Manor Shingles, Technical Data Sheet
CertainTeed (copy in the RCABC Roofing Practices Manual) · manufacturer spec sheet · read 2026-10-23
"This product is the super heavyweight of laminated shingles." TECHNICAL DATA: "Weight/Square (approx.): 425 lb." "Shingles/Square: 50"
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Xactimate price list item RFG ARMV>>
Verisk Xactimate, as Roofometry keeps it · estimating guide · read 2026-10-23
RFG ARMV>>, "Tear off, haul and dispose of comp. shingles - High pro." Definition: "Includes: Dump fees, hauling, disposal, and labor to remove 50-year to lifetime composition shingles and felt." Dump fee component DMOFEE, direct_yield "5.333 SQ/TN".
A copy is kept with Roofometry.
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Weight of Roofing Materials: Comprehensive Reference Table (Jack Gray, RRO; first published 12/09/2025, updated 12/24/2025)
Roof Observations · trade publication · read 2026-10-23
Row "Asphalt shingles, designer/premium": 4.25 lb/ft², 425 lb/square; source named: CertainTeed.
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General Measurement Standards and Reporting Guidelines: Volume and Weight Conversion Factors for Recyclables
City of Seattle, Seattle Public Utilities · government · read 2026-10-23
"Composition shingles | one cubic yard | 500 | CCG" (CCG: "Developed by Cascadia Consulting Group (CCG) for a waste composition study in San Diego, California in 2000.") Footnote 1: "Disclaimer: This table is for general guidance only. Not for contract payment."