Wall Cladding

Flashing details for cladding using profiled metals should:

• have two lines of defence at any point,
• not rely entirely on sealant,
• not unnecessarily bridge the cavity, and
• give water a means of escape when it does get in.

Details from WANZ, cladding suppliers, or bespoke solutions may be used. In the case of bespoke solutions, it is critical that the intersection of the different elements is considered holistically, particularly at the critical head/jamb flashing intersection. Changing one element of a proprietary solution may have unconsidered ramifications on the performance of other elements.

Vertical Wall Cladding: Internal Corner Flashing

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Vertical Wall Cladding: External Corner Flashing

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Vertical Wall Cladding: Direct Fixed Soffit

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Horizontal Wall Cladding: Sloping Soffit

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Horizontal Wall Cladding: External Corner Flashing

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Horizontal Wall Cladding: External Corner Flashing Express Detail

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Horizontal Wall Cladding: Internal Corner Flashing Express Detail

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Z-Type Wall Cladding Vermin Closure

 

 

 

J-type Vermin Closure

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Vertical Wall Cladding: Direct Fixed Vermin Flashing

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L-type Vermin Closure On a Shed Wall