No less than 4 nails are used.
Shingle roof drip edge detail.
Drip edge roof flashing types.
When you install the drip edge over this strip it keeps the lower flange further from the home s siding which helps to keep water further from the home.
L shape drip edge is a simple 90 degree bend with a flare out at the bottom of the short leg.
Detail drawing dwg.
Place the drip edge down aligning it so water will drip into the gutters.
The starter strip is placed to lap over the eave and rake edges and drip edge that should have already been placed by 1 4 to 3 4.
No calk galvanized steel drip edge pipe flashing model 11815 11 92 11 92.
Moisture accumulation with moisture accumulation being a factor with shingle deterioration it is important to locate the drip metal edging where the moisture can be quickly eliminated which is at the eaves or edges of the roof that overhang a supporting structure.
Drip edge at eaves shall be permitted to be installed either over or under the underlayment.
Typical roofing details autocad files.
Install drip edges on the eaves first.
Item 15551 model 56104001205610400120.
It is also sometimes called d metal for drip.
Edge grip extruded detail.
Nail the starter strips up 3 to 4 76mm to 102mm from the roof edges or eaves.
Detail drawing pdf pdf 220 kb.
Detail drawing pdf pdf 207 kb.
Drip edge varies in dimensions but typically the flange that nails to the roof surface is about 2 5 wide and the vertical edge that directs roof runoff down and away is about 1 5 in depth.
Don t overlap more than that or the un supported shingle edges are likely to curl and break over time.
Non compatible wall air barrier tie in mechanically attached roof.
Drip edge provide drip edge at eaves and gables of shingle roofs.
The drip edge also gives us a nice straight edge with which to align roof shingles slates or other roofing material.
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T shape drip edge is an l shaped flashing in which the long leg folds back on itself before heading down 90 degrees to form the short leg.
