
The Trapezoidal ridge flashing is a typical flashing used for roof finishes. It is mounted at the top of the roof, at the junction of two roof slopes.





















































The ridge cap belongs to the group of roof ridge flashings. It is also very often called a “ridge tile” by roofers. The main role of these flashings is to protect the contact area of two roof slopes with opposite pitches, at the point where the roof ridge is located and the slopes meet. Ridge caps prevent rainwater from getting under the surface of the slopes, and additionally provide ventilation and significantly improve the aesthetic value of the roof. It is primarily a protective element installed on the highest edge of the roof slope, where two opposite slopes meet.
The TRAPEZOIDAL ridge flashing is one of 11 available models in our offer, functionally and aesthetically matched to all types of roofing we offer. It is made of the same materials as the roof tiles offered by our company. A wide range of colors and protective coatings is available. The TRAPEZOIDAL ridge flashing comes in two variants – Large and Small. Both have the same shape and pattern, but differ in individual dimensions, which makes it easier to match them to various roof slopes while maintaining a consistent style and appearance. The TRAPEZOIDAL Large ridge flashing is available here:
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