Sheet metal flashings to your drawing — coated 0.50 mm, up to 3000 mm

At the junctions between roofs, walls and window openings, the building geometry needs a precise finish. Sheet metal flashings provide that function. They protect edges, direct water and create neat terminations that give large roof and façade surfaces a carefully completed form.

Properly shaped flashing directs runoff away from the joint. An eaves flashing works with the drainage system, while a wall flashing protects the transition between vertical and sloping surfaces. A drip edge helps droplets separate from the edge, limiting water tracking along the underside. This function depends on an accurately formed sheet-metal cross-section. Bending allows slopes and projections to suit the location, which is particularly useful after façade insulation is added or roof-layer thicknesses change.

U-shaped trims and other flashing profiles can cover panel ends and organize opening surrounds. They hide the material cross-section and establish a straight line. In sandwich-panel envelopes, this is useful around gates, corners and connections to metal frames. A prepared detail makes the transition from a raw panel edge to a finished usable surface easier. Sheet metal can enclose several faces of an edge, so one component provides both protection and a visual finish. This reduces the number of small pieces needed for the whole location. Around a large gate, a tidy surround emphasizes its shape and separates the moving element from the wall. The same approach can be used for smaller doors to maintain a common appearance.

Individually prepared flashings allow the width, angle and number of folds to be chosen. This helps when a standard detail does not match existing dimensions. Wide parapets, unusual chimneys and offsets between building sections can be accommodated. Accurately reproducing the cross-section connects an old substrate to a new cover. Instead of changing the entire edge geometry, the finishing component is adapted to it. These possibilities extend the use of sheet metal from small repairs to major building alterations.

Flashing colours can relate to the roof, façade or windows and doors, emphasizing selected building lines. Coated sheet metal has a finished surface, so the component does not need separate painting after fixing. Barge flashings, window sills and corner covers can form a consistent set even though their functions differ. An appropriate gloss or matt finish helps preserve the intended architectural character. Carefully chosen components make technical junctions look like a designed part of the building rather than unfinished edges of a large surface.

At SteelProfil, we supply sheet metal flashings and materials for their manufacture at competitive prices. Our range includes first and second commercial grades, stock availability and regular promotions. Discover how details can be prepared for your building and combine protection of its edges with a carefully finished roof and façade.