Roof Drip Edge Corner

How to install drip edge flashing to a new roof.

Roof drip edge corner.

Fabral shelterguard ac1 4 375 in. In this video i just show a quick install of some drip edging and how to cut corners. As always thanks for watching. Overlap on rake or sloped edges from bottom to top so water will not drain into the overlap.

Also called drip edge flashing or d metal they serve a vital function by directing water away from the fascia and into the gutter. While the vertical leg should be placed 1 4 1 2 away from the fascia. Try to overlap on the sloped edges. To install a drip edge on a newly constructed roof or on a re roofing job attach the drip edge along the roof s eaves first.

Without a drip edge water may end up beneath the shingles and may cause damage to various parts of the home. But do not push it through the fascia. Nail drip edge starting at one corner of the roof. Tack the end into position with the roofing nails and press the nail within the drip edge and into the roof covering.

Then you will need to set the drip edge in such a way that water doesn t drain on the overlap. You will need to start nailing the drip edge from one corner of the roof. Shop 30 14 results for drip edge flashing. Roof drip edge flashing corner detail.

Raise the shingles and push the top rim of your drip edge beneath them. Install roof drip edge along the eaves add underlayment then place drip edge along the gable end. Steel corner gable flashing in evergreen model 4875040875 22 18 22 18. Ensure both sides are flush against the boards.

The best way is to install the roof drip edge only along the eaves first then place ice and water barrier in the snowbelt or felt paper underlayment over the drip edge. Catch you on the next one. You will need to nail the drip edge properly. Begin at the lower corner of the roof and gradually progress to the top.

The roof leg should extend a minimum of 2 back onto the roof sheathing. Overlap sections at least an inch on straight roof edges with the overlap in the direction of the prevailing wind.