Which document governs the edge, the strip-in and the project; the face and gap values Drexel prints for each system; why gaps and free-sliding covers exist; dissimilar metals and treated wood; and receiving, storing and cutting prefinished metal.
You will be able to: Identify who governs each part of an edge installation, read the face, gap and material limits Drexel prints, explain thermal movement, and handle and cut prefinished edge metal without damaging it.
10 min · 12 slides · 6 questions
All lessons in this moduleAFS's guide pages state that the project specifications, the approved shop drawings and the roofing membrane maker's requirements govern; where they differ from the Drexel guide, follow them and ask AFS.
Drexel's Gravel Stop and Drip Edge guides put the cover strip on per the roofing membrane or roofing manufacturer's details.
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