Roof Flashing Reglet

A reglet is found on the exterior of a building along a masonry wall chimney or parapet that meets the roof.

Roof flashing reglet.

The two piece reglet and flashing details are usually fabricated with an 050 1 25 mm reglet head and an 032 0 80 mm flashing. Reglet flashing is installed between a wall or the back side of a parapet wall and a roof. Finish setups or minimum quantities may be required. The two piece reglet and flashing details are usually fabricated with an 050 1 25 mm reglet head and an 032 0 80 mm flashing.

Finish setups or minimum quantities may be required. Reglets are primarily made from mill aluminum or pre coat kynar 500 aluminum sheet. Carlisle sure seal extruded termination bar aluminum 1 inch x 10 ft piece carton 50 500 ft. Reglets are primarily made from mill aluminum or pre coat kynar 500 aluminum sheet.

Special colors or finishes are available. Thus it is an economical choice when appearance is the biggest concern. Reglet can also refer to the counter flashing itself when it is applied on the surface known as face reglet or reglet flashing. Special colors or finishes are available.

It is a groove cut within a mortar joint that receives counter flashing meant to cover surface flashing used to deflect water infiltration. The installation is done by cutting into the mortar between bricks or concrete on a wall or chimney and placing the top part of the reglet flashing in that gap. A reglet flashing is a capping piece that is tucked into a joint and grinded into a mortar joint above the desired course of bricks.