White vinyl drip edge flashing.
Drip edge gutter apron.
We can also relate it to gutter systems.
Similar to a drip edge a gutter apron is a long piece of metal folded at about 120 degrees.
The difference between the two is miniscule so it is not uncommon for the two to be mistaken for.
Water has no where to go except into the gutter.
This gutter apron flashing provides protection from water damage along the eaves and rake of a roof.
Aluminum gutter apron flashing in birch white.
Galvanized steel drip edge flashing in white.
When collecting estimates for gutter or roof repairs it is helpful to know the terminology and what exactly you are getting.
Royal brown aluminum gutter apron.
If not installed properly this will impact the effectiveness of your whole gutter systems.
If you are installing a roof system drip edges and gutter aprons play the main role.
The sloping face directs run off into the gutter system.
It could be used where you have no gutters if you use gutter apron everywhere else.
Gibraltar gutter apron flashing can be used with asphalt shingles or metal roofing panels.
A drip edge or a gutter apron keeps your roof secure by filtering out all the water from the attic into the gutter.
Roof apron drip edge flashing.
Drip edge goes over the roof deck under the shingles and directly to the trim facia or rake boards behind the back of the gutter.
Two such terms that the average homeowner might run into is a drip edge and a gutter apron.
The design causes water to drip off clear of the facia roof deck and rake.