I'm just referring to the top edge of a shed roof. It doesn't adjoin to anything. I wasn't sure if I could just use a normal drip edge because of the angle.
Where I live, we often peel and stick entire roofs due to snow load and ice damming.
Surely you can answer the pipe and vent flashing questions if you deal with roofs.
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Back to the original question...
So the shed roof doesn't join to anything? What is there to flash? Got a picture or a drawing showing the area you are concerned about?
We make up a special flashing for this, but if you are using off-the-shelf parts, then standard drip edge will work. Install it after the shingles so it covers the nails on the top course and then caulk the nail heads of the nails holding down the drip edge with a good quality roofing caulk.
And I do kn ow how to deal with the flashing issues on a roof, just was wndering how your blanket statement of full IWS coverage would flash a pipe or other detail.
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