Yes, GAF Camelot^® II Shingles combine contemporary slate-inspired elegance with a custom color palette to conjure the romance of European architecture. They resemble a true stone, slate roof much more closely when you choose either Antique Slate or Royal Slate, two beautiful color options available for Camelot^® II Shingles.

If you’re considering a slate roof but prefer an easier installation and a lighter product, you may also want to consider GAF Slateline^® Shingles for that classic look with more convenience.

Both options from the GAF Designer Shingles collection create the appearance of slate at only a fraction of the cost of a traditional slate roof.

GAF Camelot^® II Shingles come in a range of colors, including Charcoal, Antique Slate, Barkwood, Royal Slate, and Weathered Timber. 

Check out our Virtual Home Remodeler to see what each shingle style and color looks like on your home. Please note that picking the right shingle color for your home is important. Computer and smartphone screens may represent image colors differently. So, once you've selected your favorite colors, be sure to ask your contractor for shingle samples to see how they'll look in real life.

GAF Camelot^® II Shingles should use a minimum of 3/8" thick (10 mm) plywood or OSB decking. Do NOT fasten shingles directly to insulation or insulated deck unless authorized in writing by GAF. Roof decks and existing surfacing material must be dry prior to installation of shingles. Learn more about Camelot^® II installation instructions and the best practices for contractors.

GAF Camelot^® II Shingles are made bigger and thicker than the average architectural shingle to pass the UL 2218 Class 4 Impact-Resistance Test.<sup>1

1</sup> Only products sold in packages bearing the UL 2218 Class 4 PRI Validation Program statement are rated for Class 4 impact resistance, respectively. Testing performed under controlled laboratory conditions by Certerra Analytical - PRI. GAF makes no express or implied warranty about the impact performance of these products against hail. Hail damage is not covered under the limited warranty. See GAF Shingle and Accessory Limited Warranty available at gaf.com/warranties for complete coverage and restrictions.

GAF Camelot^® II Shingles feature Time-Release Algae-Fighting Technology, specially-engineered capsules infused with thousands of copper microsites that release copper efficiently, over time, for long-lasting algae-fighting power. It’s this technology that powers the 25-year StainGuard Plus^™ Algae Protection Limited Warranty.<sup>1

1</sup> 25-year StainGuard Plus^™ Algae Protection Limited Warranty against blue-green algae discoloration is available only on products sold in packages bearing the StainGuard Plus^™ logo. See GAF Shingle & Accessory Limited Warranty for complete coverage and restrictions.

GAF Camelot^® II Shingles offer powerful warranties such as:

• Lifetime^† Limited Warranty – Camelot^® II Shingles come with a Lifetime^† Limited Warranty against manufacturing defects.
• StainGuard Plus^™ Algae Protection Limited Warranty – Camelot^® II Shingles have a 25-year limited warranty against blue-green algae discoloration.¹

^† Lifetime refers to the length of warranty coverage provided and means as long as the original individual owner(s) of a single-family detached residence [or eligible second owner(s)] owns the property where the qualifying GAF products are installed. For other owners/structures, Lifetime coverage is not applicable. Lifetime coverage on shingles requires the use of GAF Lifetime Shingles only. See the GAF Shingle & Accessory Limited Warranty for complete coverage and restrictions. Visit gaf.com/LRS for qualifying GAF products.

¹ 25-year StainGuard Plus^™ Algae Protection Limited Warranty against blue-green algae discoloration is available only on products sold in packages bearing the StainGuard Plus^™ logo. See GAF Shingle & Accessory Limited Warranty for complete coverage and restrictions.

The cost of GAF Camelot^® II Shingles can vary significantly as roofing contractors consider many variables when preparing your roof cost estimate, including:

• Home size – The size of your roof is the biggest cost factor. Cost per square usually includes materials and installation.
• Slope and pitch – The pitch and complexity of the roof may influence the roofing materials selected, which will also impact cost.
• Location – The area you live in — its cost of living, climate, local building codes and permit requirements — are variables that also factor into the cost of your new roof.

To understand replacement costs specific to your roof, your preferences, your budget, and your goals, find a contractor near you today. Contractors seeking pricing should contact their Territory Manager or distribution partner for more information.

GAF Camelot^® II Shingles are installed as part of a complete roofing system, featuring multiple layers that work together to create a durable system. Install Camelot® II Shingles with at least 3 qualifying GAF accessories and get a Lifetime^† Limited Warranty on your qualifying GAF products plus non-prorated coverage for the first 10 years.

Camelot^® II Shingles also feature proprietary DuraGrip^™ Adhesive, creating a strong bond between the shingle and the layer below it. Once each layer is added and the DuraGrip^™ Adhesive bonds to the roof, Camelot^® II shingles require at least four nails per shingle for standard installations.

Homeowners interested in having GAF Camelot^® II Shingles installed on their roof should find a contractor in their area to see several full-size shingle samples, learn more information, and get an accurate estimate.

Contractors interested in installing Camelot^® II Shingles on their customers’ homes can purchase them from specialized roofing and building supply distributors as well as major home improvement retailers like The Home Depot and Lowe’s. Contact your local Territory Manager to determine the best solution for you.