What a profile is, the features that tell profiles apart, the families AFS makes by location on the building, and the safety boundary for handling and measuring flashing.
You will be able to: Define profile, leg, bend, hem and girth, name the families of flashing AFS makes by where they sit on a building, and state the safety boundary for handling and measuring pieces.
12 min · 11 slides · 9 questions
All lessons in this moduleIn this module, to identify a flashing profile is to name three things: its family, its AFS profile name and its variant.
A profile is the end-on shape of the formed piece: its straight legs, the bends between them and any hems on its free edges.
Sources
What this video shows: A panel maker's video of installing box rake trim on standing seam panels, which its description says can alternatively be hemmed at the rake edge. It shows a rake trim in place; the maker notes it is illustrative only. What to notice: the shape of the trim at the rake edge. A hem on that edge is not shown; the description says it is covered in another video.
Video: How to Install Standing Seam Metal Roofing - Box Rake Trim. by UnionCorrugating, on YouTube. Chosen from the video's published description.