The OVER-GUTTER flashing belongs to the eave flashings, placed along the lower edge of the roof (eave). It is made of galvanized sheet, 0.5mm thick, covered with a protective coating. Designed for standing seam panels, with additional perforation for improved ventilation.
Eaves flashings are one of the most important technical details of a roof, responsible not only for the aesthetic finishing of the slope edges, but above all for the proper functioning of the entire roofing system.
The most important tasks of eaves flashings include:
Particular attention should be paid to the correct connection of eaves flashings with the roof membrane, gutter system, and ventilation elements. An incorrectly executed eaves detail can lead to moisture in the thermal insulation, degradation of the wooden structure, and limited effectiveness of the roof slope ventilation.
The OVER-GUTTER flashing, often also referred to as a DRIP EDGE, is a roofing element responsible for draining water from the roof slope into the gutter. Its main role is to ensure the flowing water detaches from the slope and is redirected into the gutter. An additional element in the form of a so-called “hem” enables easy installation of standing seam panels and single-module roof tiles. Furthermore, special two-row ventilation improves air circulation under the roofing. Our offer includes 3 OVER-GUTTER flashings with a hem:
Over-gutter flashing for metal roof tiles and trapezoidal sheets
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