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1. The roof edge is not the problem.

Roof-Prism Binoculars

1. Applied to roof-prism binoculars to eliminate distortion along the roof edge of the prism.

Drip Edge Flashing

1. Drip edge flashing should be installed at the roof edge.

Re-Freezing

1. These problems result in the melt water flowing under the snow pack and re-freezing at the roof edge and in the roof valleys.

Drain

1. This system will also work without a drain if the edge of the tile work extends past the roof edge. (Web site)

Roof Deck

1. Note: All elements of he roof deck must slope to the drain or roof edge. (Web site)

Roofing Material

1. Before nailing down, adjust the roofing material to ensure it aligns with the roof edge.

Roof Sheathing

1. To avoid problems from wicking moisture, many synthetic underlayments are designed to wrap around the roof edge and protect the edges of the roof sheathing.

Low Point

1. Shingle fashion application begin at the low point on a roof so that one ply drains water to a lower one and so on to a drain or to the roof edge. (Web site)

Shingles

1. Of course, the shingles must extend beyond the roof edge in order to allow the water to drip off the roof rather than run down the side of the building. (Web site)
2. The overlapping design of the installed shingles provides a double layer of protection as the water flows down the roof slope to the roof edge. (Web site)

Starter Strip

1. Start by mounting a starter strip at the roof edge. (Web site)

Gutter

1. Ladder stabilizers also tend to become unsquare with the ladder until a ladder's upper portion inside edges crushes the gutter, roof edge and flashing. (Web site)
2. They usually form at the roof edge, just above the gutter, in cold, snowy climates. (Web site)

Wall

1. Scupper: drainage device in the form of an outlet through a wall, parapet wall or raised roof edge lined with a soldered sheet metal sleeve.

Overhang

1. Ice dam - Condition formed at the lower roof edge or in valleys by the thawing and re:freezing of melted snow or ice on the overhang or in gutters. (Web site)
2. Ice dam: Condition formed at the lower roof edge by the thawing and re-freezing of melted snow on the overhang.

Drip Edge

1. A drip edge is usually made of 26 gauge galvanized steel with a top flange of 3 to 4 inches that extends in from the roof edge.
2. To install, start at one roof edge and nail the drip edge to the edge of the roof using ¾-inch roofing nails. (Web site)

Fascia

1. It allows water flow into the gutters or the roof itself out rather than run down the roof edge and fascia, which will eventually lead rot. (Web site)
2. Eaves - The lower roof edge from the wall of the house to the outside of the fascia.

Ventilation System

1. Edge Venting: The installation of vent material along a roof edge (e.g., Starter Vent) as part of a ventilation system.

Eave

1. FASCIA - A flat, vertical board enclosing the overhang, under the eave that runs along the roof edge.
2. Eave return: a roof edge that makes an acute inward turn for a short distance on the gable end of a building.
3. Eave: A roof edge that extends out past the exterior wall line.

Eaves

1. It is an L-shaped strip of metal installed along the roof edge to allow water to run off to rip clear of the roof deck and eaves.
2. A drip edge is a piece of metal, plastic or vinyl that is nailed at the bottom of the roof edge, or eaves, to facilitate proper water drainage. (Web site)
3. Soffit ventilation - Intake ventilation installed under the eaves, or at the roof edge. (Web site)

Roof Edge

1. Eaves - The roof edge from the fascia to the structure’s outside wall.
2. Eaves The roof edge from the fascia to the structure’s outside wall. (Web site)
3. Every strip of drip edge has a curved edge that hangs in front of the roof edge to allow water to drip without damaging the roof sheathing or fascia. (Web site)

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