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TruDefinition® DURATION®

HIGH-PERFORMANCE ROOFING SHINGLES

Duration® Series Shingles are unrivaled by any other architectural shingles because they feature our patented SureNail® Technology - a technological breakthrough in shingle design.

BUILT WITH SURENAIL® TECHNOLOGY

With our patented SureNail® Technology, strength and durability are built into every Duration® Series Shingle, only from Owens Corning. SureNail is a wide, highly visible engineered fabric strip in the nailing area that helps provide:

• A “NO GUESS” nailing zone for a consistent and quality installation by your contractor
• Outstanding gripping power to the shingle below so your water-shedding roof stays intact
• A unique triple layer of reinforcement in the nailing zone for excellent fastener holding power against wind uplift
• A limited lifetime warranty for as long as you own your home³
• A 130mph wind warranty⁴
  

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OAKRIDGE® Shingles 

Oakridge® laminated shingles provide premium protection and impressive curb appeal. A full double layer in the nailing zone gives Oakridge® Shingles greater integrity and better holding power compared to shingles with single-layer nail zones.

Oakridge® Shingles offer:

• Limited Lifetime Warranty (for as long as you own your home)

• 110/130 MPH Wind Resistance Limited Warranty

• StreakGuard™ Protection with a 25-year Algae Resistance Limited Warranty

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MUELLER, INC.

Mueller has become a leading manufacturer of steel buildings and residential metal roofing in the Southwest by offering what our customers want most: superior quality and outstanding value.

Thanks to their highly advanced paint system, Mueller metal roofs look fresh and vibrant over the years. They use the finest resins and pigments, which maintain the color of the metal while forming a protective barrier against the elements.

The high-performance exterior coating also reduces your cooling and heating load. The coating reflects infrared radiation while absorbing the same amount of visible light. This allows the panel to appear the same color as lesser-reflecting pigments, yet stay much cooler.