Step Flashing Next To Siding

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The remaining siding on the sidewall will overlap the step flashing and nail.

Step flashing next to siding.

Longer than the shingle s exposure. Up the wall and 5 in. Install the first course of shingles. Leave a 1 4 inch gap between the step flashing and wood siding or cement board.

The roof deck flange of step flashings are to be fastened to the surface of each shingle in a position whereby the next course of shingles will cover up hide the flashing from view. If the sidewall is stucco or solid wood like ours and you can t open it to get flashing behind it continue the step flashing to the peak of the roof then cover the step flashing with cap flashing. Nail j channel for vinyl or metal siding onto the flashing. Here silva and the apprentices are installing architectural shingles.

Over the roof deck. Wide and 2 in. The vertical flange of the flashing is to extend up behind the adjoining siding. Installing side wall step flashing.

This allows each step flashing piece to overlap the piece below. Purchase pre cut step flashing of cut your own step flashing pieces to be 10 in. Bend the 10 in. Length to extend 5 in.

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