Roof and wall flashings to drawing — 0.50 mm coated steel, up to 3000 mm — 24-hour service

Chimneys, hall corners, roof edges and window junctions each need their own finish. A properly made flashing guides water towards the intended outlet and gives the joint a neat form. At SteelProfil, we offer sheet metal flashings suited to these locations. We help match them to the roof covering, colour and actual dimensions of the detail on your building site.

Flashings are used at eaves, roof verges, chimneys and parapets, as well as with sandwich panels and other cladding. Each serves a purpose determined by its installation position. Eaves flashing works with the drainage system, while corner flashing closes the junction between walls. A tailored shape helps join adjacent materials neatly and cover their edges.

During refurbishment, a standard component does not always fit the existing building. Ordering flashing to a drawing can then be useful. Specifying the length, developed width and folds allows the detail to be prepared for its exact location. This helps the installer and reduces adjustments made on the roof. Where several details are similar, the same folding pattern and colour can be maintained for a consistent overall finish.

Flashings can blend discreetly into the roof covering or emphasize its shape. A uniform shade gives a hall façade a coordinated appearance, while a dark edge can define the roof of a light-coloured house more clearly. Where several cladding materials meet, a well-chosen detail connects them visually. Flashings should therefore be treated as part of the façade design, rather than simply the final item bought for the site.

We select the sheet metal and coating to suit the service conditions and materials next to the flashing. The joint design and fixing method also matter. Together, these choices allow the finished component to meet both its practical purpose and the desired appearance. Repeated details have a particularly clear effect across large surfaces, especially around corners, gates and eaves.

Our sheet-metal range includes first and second commercial grades, with selected materials available from stock. For made-to-measure flashings, we agree the suitable base material and production schedule. Regular offers and competitive prices help you complete the finish for the whole building. The batch characteristics are matched to where the finished detail will be visible and used.

A simple sketch showing dimensions and the outside face is useful when ordering. It should also indicate how the component joins adjacent elements. On a larger project, a flashing schedule helps organize quantities and delivery sequence. The team can then complete each section of roof or wall without leaving small finishing tasks for later.

Is the roof covering in place but its edges still need finishing? Show us the locations that require flashing. We will help choose the shape, material and colour and check which accessories are needed. Well-prepared finishing details create a coordinated result, from the main roof slope down to a small corner. These details are what make the building look carefully completed when the work is done.