
Sidewall flashing with a drainage channel. Sealing and finishing of the roof at the junction with vertical structures (roofs, walls, parapets). Made of galvanized metal sheet, covered with a protective coating. Various coatings available.

Sidewall flashing, also known as wall-to-roof flashing, is a technical solution used where the roof meets vertical building elements, such as walls, chimneys, or parapets. Its purpose is to seal these joints and prevent water from entering the structure. Wall-to-roof flashings typically consist of two parts: the lower flash (installed on the roof surface, where it meets the wall) and the upper flash (attached to the wall or chimney, often covered by a pressure strip). The entire assembly is sealed with silicone or special roofing tape, which ensures complete watertightness. They are most often made of galvanized sheet metal coated with protective coatings that can even double its corrosion resistance.
Sidewall flashing with a drainage channel is a specialized flashing designed primarily to drain water from around a chimney or dormer and direct it onto the roof surface. We recommend assembly together with a matching counter-flashing strip:





















































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