Edge Metal & Flashings

Roof Edge Metal and Flashing Metal

Copper, Aluminum, Zinc and Steel

K&M Sheet Metal and Roofing Supply offers a wide range of brake metal, edge metal and flashing metal for the roofing industry.

We are equipped with machinery such as brakes, shears, CNC lasers and are able to brake / bend metal in 10′ and up to 20′ in lengths.

We offer all standard profiles needed for your roofing job and can manufacture custom profiles and shapes as well, including curved /radius pieces.

Have a picture or drawing of something else you'd like for us to manufacture? Let us know. We may be able to custom manufacture it for you.
Just email us photos, drawings, material specs and K&M will let you know if it's something we can help you with.

Submittals & Downloads

PDF - Masonry drip edge flashing metal
PDF - Masonry drip edge metal with vertical back bend
PDF - Through wall masonry flashing metal
PDF - 90° L shaped masonry and roofing flashing
PDF - Z siding and masonry flashing metal

Color and Material Options

Material Options Masonry Flashing Metal

Copper

Freedom Gray

Lead Coated Copper

Stainless Steel

Copper is the most popular metal roofing and flashing metal. It is offered in 16 oz. and 20 oz.
Freedom Gray (zinc / tin coated copper) is offered in 16 oz. and 20 oz.
Lead Coated Copper is offered in 16 oz. and 20 oz.
Stainless steel is offered in 24 and 26 gauge 304 2B.

Other colors, materials and thickness may be available upon request. Colors displayed for reference only.
Please click here for a full selection of colors and materials offered.

Edge Metal for Rubber, Shingle, Wood and Metal Roofs

Baldy Cleat/Drip Edge

This profile is commonly shaped like an L with a kick. Some refer to this as a simple drip edge as well.

T-Style drip edge

Drip edge with a flat overhang made for locking metal roof panels.

D-Style drip edge

Angled overhang, normally used on shingle roofs.

Gravel Stop

This profile is used on the edge of a flat roof, normally filled with gravel, with the intent of not letting water go over it.

Hook Strip / Continuous Cleat

Used to hang any type of edge metal without exposed fasteners. This profile is installed first, then followed by a gravel stop, baldy cleat, parapet cap etc.

Parapet Wall Cap

Caps a parapet wall. Commonly used with hook strip on one side, both, or with a one piece hook strip system.

Ridge Cap

Used on the ridge of a roof. This may be made in certain profiles for shingle roofing, wood roofing, metal and slate roofing.

Scupper

Items used to drain water out of a roof, normally into a leader head.

Z Channel

Used on applications much like the J channel, except this is inserted inside a roof panel, making it so the panel does not need to be boxed. This is a much faster installation method, but there are cuts that need to be caulked, which are not present on installations with j channel and boxed panels.

Masonry coping caps

Normally flat pieces with kicks on both ends to act as drip edges. Kicks may also feature hems.

Reglet

Used to counter flash areas. Most commonly used on chimneys. Features a kick / hook area to stay in place.

Step Flashing

Used to counter flash areas. Most commonly used on chimneys. Commonly made out of copper and stainless steel.

Vented Ridge Cap

Used to counter flash areas. Most commonly used on chimneys. Commonly made out of copper and stainless steel.

Window and Door heads

Profiles used on divert any water form the top of a window or door away.

Window and Door Jambs

Profiles used on the installation of windows and doors to direct water away from a structure.

Window and Door Sills

Profiles used to direct any water that made its way behind doors or windows away.