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The galvanized iron eaves flashing acts as an essential waterproofing barrier along the lower termination point of pitched roofs. Precision cold-formed from high-strength zinc-coated steel, the flashing directs water runoff directly into gutter channels without allowing back-seepage beneath lower roof tiles or sheets. The sacrificial zinc layer shields the steel base from surface oxidation, rust development, and continuous moisture contact. Built-in drip edges break liquid surface tension, stopping water from traveling backward onto wooden fascia boards or exterior masonry walls. Simple screw attachment, superior resistance to wind shear, and versatile compatibility with corrugated, trapezoidal, or tile roof sheets make it a vital accessory for durable roofing systems.
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| Substrate Material | Hot-Dip Galvanized Iron Steel |
| Sheet Thickness Range | 0.40mm to 0.80mm |
| Coating Mass | Z120 to Z275 (120g/m² to 275g/m² Zinc) |
| Surface Finish | Bare Galvanized / Pre-painted Polyester |
| Angle / Bend | Custom L-Bend (100 to 135 Degrees) |
| Standard Length | 2.0 Meters to 3.0 Meters |
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| Country of Origin | India |
Channels rainwater from low-end roof slopes directly into gutter networks on industrial factories.
Protects fascia boards and structural rafters from water rot in residential homes and villas.
Prevents moisture back-seepage at the eaves line on commercial warehouses and logistics parks.
Directs rainwater away from wall cladding junctions on agricultural barns and storage sheds.
Seals roof edges on prefabricated cabins, site offices, and temporary modular shelters.
| Available Stock | In Stock |
| Sample Availability | No |
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Tamil Nadu, IndiaA galvanized iron eaves flashing is a shaped metal drip trim installed along the bottom edge of a roof to channel rainwater safely into gutters.
It stops rainwater from running backward under roofing panels, protecting timber fascia boards, rafters, and interior walls from water damage and rot.
It is positioned along the lower roof edge, slipping under the roofing material and extending over the edge into the gutter trough.
Yes, the hot-dip zinc coating creates a durable protective barrier that resists rust and corrosion caused by constant moisture exposure.
Individual sections are overlapped by at least 100mm along the roof edge and sealed with silicone sealant or self-drilling fasteners.
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Tamil Nadu, India
