21 shingles per bundle; ~33.33 sq ft coverage (per retailer listing)

Key features
Timberline HDZ High Definition laminated profile; LayerLock / StrikeZone (per GAF line)
UL Class A and UL 2218 Class 3 for HDZ line (per GAF documentation)
Technical specifications
| Thickness | 2.4 in |
|---|---|
| Width | 13.25 in |
| Length | 39.375 in |
| Coverage | 33.33 sq ft/pack |
| Material | Fiberglass-reinforced asphalt architectural laminate |
| Fire rating | UL Class A fire classification (ANSI/UL 790) per GAF Timberline HDZ line documentation |
| Construction type | Laminated architectural strip shingle (Timberline HDZ High Definition) |
| Application area | Steep-slope asphalt shingle roof systems installed per GAF requirements; WindProven limited wind warranty requires qualifying GAF accessory system |
Product details
Weathered Wood is one of the most common “safe default” roof colors in residential construction because it bridges warm and cool siding palettes without forcing the elevation into a high-contrast cap.
This Home Depot configuration is the 21-piece bundle format identified by model 0483900; it is still part of the Timberline HDZ laminated architectural family, so the compliance story should follow the same manufacturer specification pathway as other HDZ colors.
For buyers comparing lines, the practical reason HDZ remains a specification staple is familiar crew workflow paired with documented line-level performance language on the manufacturer data sheet, including UL Class A fire classification and UL 2218 Class 3 impact resistance for the product family.
Estimator discipline matters: bundle coverage is frequently listed near 33.33 square feet per bundle with three bundles per square, but waste factors change with hips, valleys, dormers, and starter transitions—plan cuts explicitly instead of relying on rules-of-thumb from older jobs.
System thinking separates durable roofs from callback-prone roofs: starter course execution, leak barrier at critical details, ridge and hip cap compatibility, and attic ventilation strategy all interact with long-term shingle life and warranty eligibility.
LayerLock and StrikeZone messaging is line-level; treat it as a reason to standardize crew training and inspection checkpoints, not as a substitute for substrate preparation, straight chalk lines, and correct fastening schedules.
WindProven and algae programs are documentation-driven. If the project is warranty-sensitive, align accessory choices and registration steps with GAF’s current written requirements and capture bundle labels that match the products you intend to warrant.
Documents & certifications
Technical data sheet
Manufacturer-tested R-value, coverage, fire notes, and handling—use for submittals, RFIs, and field QA.
Download PDF (opens in new tab)Certifications & compliance
UL 790 Class A fire; UL 2218 Class 3 impact resistance; ASTM D3462, D7158, D3161, D3018 Type I (per manufacturer spec sheet for Timberline HDZ line)