It s placed over the membrane at the eave and bent to serve as a spout directing water into the gutter.
Gutter kick out flashing.
But it s often left out.
The simplest solution is a kickout diverter flashing which serves as the bottom piece of metal step flashing.
We usually begin by installing a piece of peel and stick flashing folding it into the corner between the roof and the wall.
Available in uncoated aluminum for extra savings.
Directs rain away for wall into gutter to prevent damage and staining.
Soldered seams ensure watertight performance.
The kickout goes in next followed by standard step flashings.
Made with 30 gauge galvanized steel kick out flashing is an essential part of protecting your home against water damage.
Proportionally sized 14 5 l x 6 h x 6 w to re direct the large volume water runoff focused at roof eave to wall intersections.
Using over flashing on the gutter for when you cannot use sealant.
At the end of the vertical sidewall the step flashing shall be turned out in a manner that directs water away from the wall and onto the roof and or gutter.
Please visit the american achitectural manufacturers association for more information regarding this rigorous standard.
The minute or two it takes to create this detail has a pretty big return on investment.
Dryflekt s engineered self positioning seamless kick out flashing is designed for consistent placement for multiple roof pitches removing the guess work of in field trial and error.
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The following are locations where kickout flashing is critical.
Anywhere a roof and exterior wall intersect where the wall continues past the lower roof edge and gutter.
A kickout diverter is not only best practice when flashing the eave edge to a wall it s code.
Our satin finished colors blend well with gutter and fascia.
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Kickout flashing is manufactured with powder coating that is compliant with aama 2604 standards.
The 2009 irc includes the following section.
Where gutters terminate at the side of a chimney.