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Abstract
Wood-framed residential buildings rely on the continuity of weather barrier and roofing assemblies to protect structural materials from decay. Three-dimensional, complex intersections can pose design and construction challenges. An important but often overlooked detail is where roof gutters meet rising walls, requiring a kick-out flashing to divert water traveling down the edge of the roof into the gutter, especially when using materials such as wood, stucco, cement board, or vinyl siding.
Wood-framed residential buildings rely on the continuity of weather barrier and roofing assemblies to protect structural materials from decay. Three-dimensional, complex intersections can pose design and construction challenges. An important but often overlooked detail is where roof gutters meet rising walls, requiring a kick-out flashing to divert water traveling down the edge of the roof into the gutter, especially when using materials such as wood, stucco, cement board, or vinyl siding.
Date
12/2023
12/2023
Author(s)
Kenneth ltle
Kenneth ltle
Page(s)
50
50
Source
Construction Specifier
Construction Specifier
Keyword(s)
siding; wood; barrier; weather
siding; wood; barrier; weather