
A set of gable flashings (mounted on the side edge of the roof). Standard lengths range from 0.5 to 2.0 running meters. Made of 0.5 mm galvanized sheet metal with a protective coating.





















































Gable flashings are installed along the side edges of the roof where they meet the building’s gable walls. Their main function is to protect these edges from the elements, such as wind and rain. These flashings prevent the roof covering from being lifted by the wind and protect against leaks along the side edges. Gable flashings are typically made of sheet steel matched to the color and style of the roof coverings. In addition to their protective function, gable flashings provide an aesthetic finish to the side edges of the roof and are often integrated with elements of the building’s facade.
The upper barge flashing is a type of gable flashings installed along the side edge of the roof. Its versatile design allows it to be used with all types of roof coverings: from metal roof tiles to trapezoidal roof sheets and standing-seam roof panels.
Together with other components and flashings, such as barge flashings and drainage gutters (note: not to be confused with valley gutters!), they are the basic elements of a metal roof finish. The upper barge flashing helps seal and reinforce the side edge of the roof slope —protecting it both from leaks caused by heavy rainfall and from the roof coverings being lifted off in the event of particularly strong wind gusts.
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