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   Henley | Oct 12, 2009 02:03pm | #1

   Sounds like your needed over here.

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   seeyou | Oct 12, 2009 02:14pm | #2

   How many inches does flashing extend from wall onto roof.

   Typically, there is no separate flashing turning up the wall. The pans would be bent at the roof/wall junction. 3"-4" or what ever is the norm in your area.I would expect you have more snow than we do in KY.

   What does hip flashing look like on the southern end, is it folded under.

   I typically lay the roof across the hip and then cut off the excess and fold a seam at the hip and lock the next plane to that.

   On a large hip roof, we lay across the hip and then solder a continuous cleat at the hip and lock the next plane to it, creating an expansion joint.

   Alternatively, you can fabricate an inverted "V" hip cap to cover where you stopped both planes short of the hip. This looks clunky to me and is not as water tight.

   Where is there more info as in pics and drawings.

   http://www.copper.org/Applications/architecture/arch_dhb/roofing/flat_seam_roofing.html

   copper p0rn

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   Disco_Don | Oct 13, 2009 10:07pm | #3

   Hey seeyou, thanks for the help, the weather is clearing and will give it a go today. Have tried to access the CDA website, downloaded it (took forever), but haven't been able to open it up for some reason. Need a geek out here in this little community. Thanks again, Disco