Amerimax Home Products 68012 Aluminum Flashing Roll 12x50

Product Description

The AMERIMAX HOME PRODUCTS 68012 is a mill finish aluminum flashing roll used to seal and weatherproof transitions at roof edges, walls, chimneys, windows, and other penetrations in residential and light commercial construction. The roll measures 12 inches wide by 50 feet long and is formed from aluminum sheet at a thickness of 0.0092 inches. The mill finish surface is uncoated, making it easy to paint or leave as-is depending on the application. Roofers, siding contractors, and general contractors install this type of flashing as part of standard moisture management assemblies.

This flashing roll is suited for step flashing, counter flashing, apron flashing, and general-purpose sheet metal work where a flexible, corrosion-resistant material is required. The 12-inch width accommodates a wide range of typical flashing details without requiring field ripping for most standard applications. At 50 feet per roll, one unit covers most small-to-medium residential flashing jobs in a single roll.

Key Features

• Mill finish aluminum surface accepts paint and is corrosion resistant
• 0.0092 inch thickness provides flexibility for hand-forming and bending on the job
• 12 inches wide by 50 feet long per roll
• Suitable for roof, wall, window, and chimney flashing applications
• Lightweight aluminum construction at 6 pounds per roll

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose aluminum flashing roll for use in standard residential and light commercial roofing and construction applications where sheet aluminum flashing is specified.

Installation Notes

Aluminum flashing is typically installed by licensed roofers or siding contractors in accordance with local building codes and manufacturer roofing system requirements. Cut with tin snips or a utility knife scored against a straightedge, and wear gloves when handling cut edges. Secure flashing with appropriate fasteners and seal laps with compatible roofing sealant per the project specification. Avoid direct contact with treated lumber, concrete, or masonry without an appropriate barrier, as these materials can accelerate corrosion of aluminum.