In the roofing industry, a flashing attachment simplifies a roofing project by use of the flashing attachment including a flashing support with a plurality of pieces of flashing attached to the flashing support.

A moisture management system for use in construction of buildings, particularly for partially covering the framework of a rough opening in a structure. The system has a body having a plurality of pathways to facilitate fluid between the system and any fixture installed adjacent to the system. The pathways allow fluid, especially water, to flow away from the installation surfaces and down along the exterior of the building.

A flashing assembly includes an inner lip that fits within a rough opening. Bonded to the inner lip is an outer flange that covers a portion of a wall around a rough opening. An outer flap is bonded to the outer flange and has an adhesive on its inner surface that is covered with a backing material. Once a window or other structure is installed into the rough opening, the backing material is removed and the cover flap is secured over a nailing flange. In one embodiment of the invention, the flas...

A one-piece sheet of light transmitting plastics material or polycarbonate is vacuum-formed to produce a skylight glazing or pane, a surrounding curb portion and a surrounding flange or flashing portion projecting outwardly from the curb portion. In one embodiment, the curb portion has a peripheral rim surface and a lower step surface, and an upper pane of glass or plastic has a peripheral portion attached or sealed to the rim surface. In another embodiment, the curb portion is inclined and inte...

A flashing for weather proof sealing of the transition between a roof covering and a constructional element rising from a roof surface, such as a curb of a skylight, comprises an elongated flashing profile strip with a first profile portion for abutment against the constructional element and a second profile portion for extending along the roof surface. The first profile portion has a defined width transverse to a longitudinal direction of the profile strip, and the first profile portion compris...

In a flashing system, a soaker channel has a drainage groove and has an upstanding wall, which is adapted to be overlaid by a lower edge of a flashing element. A lower wall of the drainage groove slopes downwardly, away from the upstanding wall, toward another upstanding wall, which is spaced from the upstanding wall adapted to be overlaid by a lower edge of a flashing element and which has a returned limb closing off the soaker channel partially. The soaker channel has a rib, which projects dow...

A flashing comprises a preformed plastics element having a body (1) with an inner face (13) and an outer face (11), the body having an upper edge (3), a lower edge (5), a first end (7) and a second end (9), and a continuous lip (15) formed along the upper edge, which lip is directed away from the outer face of the body.

Disclosed is a simple, easy and efficient metal roof curb system and method for attachment which includes a generally rectangular curb assembly, the edges of which have inwardly facing upper and lower flanges to facilitate secure and waterproof attachment to the roof panels. One end of the curb assembly is designed for attachment at the low or downwardly facing side of the roof, and the opposite end is designed to be attached to the high or upwardly facing side of the roof. The low end of the as...

A sheet of light transmitting polycarbonate is vacuum-formed to produce a lower skylight glazing or pane, a surrounding curb portion and a surrounding flange or flashing portion projecting outwardly from the curb portion. The curb portion has a peripheral rim surface and a lower step surface, and an upper pane of glass or plastic has a peripheral portion sealed to the rim surface. Additional panes of plastic sheets may be sealed to the peripheral portion of the upper pane and to the step surface...

This invention relates to a novel roof curb which can be constructed from modular components by interlocking joints. An interlocking joint for a roof curb which comprises a male joint member secured to the inner face of a first curb section, and a female joint member secured to the inner face of a second curb section, the male joint member and female joint member being adapted to mate with one another and arrange the first curb section and the second curb section at right angles with one another...