1. Flashings, Fasteners & Accessories

3. Press/Folder Broke Flashings

4. Arch. / Res. Flashings

5. Architectural Eave/Drip Edge Note: Panel field hemmed.

6. Architectural/Residential Gutter Note: Post-hung gutter system.

7. Architectural Valley Note: Water diverter should equal panel rib height.

8. Architectural Rake/Gable Note: Rake/Gable flashings should be installed working from bottom to top of roof.

9. Architectural Rake/Sidewall

10. Architectural Ridge/Hip

11. Vented Ridge

12. Sculptured Commercial Flashings

13. Commercial Gutters Sculptured Post-Hung Gutter System Box Pre-Hung Gutter System

14. Flashing Packaging Shrink Wrapped Wood Crate

15. Four questions to help determine the proper fastener: 1. What materials are being fastened? 2. What are the load requirements? 3. What are the service requirements? 4. What is the environment? Fasteners/Screws

17. Allow at least 3 threads to extend beyond all materials. (Screw will be at least 1/2” – 1” longer than attachment length.) Attachment thickness + ½” # 1 What materials are being fastened?

21. 1. CONCEALED FASTENER CONDITIONS Fastener/Screw Applications

22. 2. EXPOSED FASTENER CONDITIONS Fastener/Screw Applications

24. Description : #12-14 x 1-1/4” DP2 Self-Drilling Screw. 5/16” Hex Washer Head. Undercut with EPDM Sealing Washer. Carbon Steel. Zinc Plated with 1,000hrs salt spray coating. Fastener/Screw Terminology Head Style Major Diameter Threads Per Inch Fastener Length Point Type #12 - 14 x 1-1/4” DP2 5/16” HWH Major Diameter Threads Per Inch Fastener Length Point Type Head Style

26. Hex Head Pan Flat Wafer Hex Washer Flat Cuntersunk Head and drive systems for a variety of conditions Pancake Fastener/Screw Head Styles

27. Point Type Drilling Thickness DP1 Thin (.018” - .090”) DP2 Thin Medium (.035” - .140”) DP3 Medium (.090” - .250”) DP4 Medium/Heavy (.145” - .375”) DP5 Heavy (.250” - .500”) A - DP1 Light Gauge (Thin Metal) B - DP5 Heavy Gauge The thicker the material to be fastened, the larger the point “Type”. Self Driller Point Types B A

32. 1/8” Pop Rivet Pop rivets are used to hold two pieces of sheet metal together, common at flashing laps, using a 2-Step method; Step #1 - 1/8” Hole is Drilled Through both Pieces. Step #2 - Insert Pop Rivet in Hole with Rivet Gun

34. Thermal Expansion & Contraction Definition: The natural characteristic of a length of metal to expand or contract relevant to a change in the metals temperature. Heat and sun expands/Cooling and shade contracts.

37. Roof Boots/Jacks Note: Silicone boots used on high temp penetrations.