Amerimax Home Products 68310 Aluminum Flashing 10in X 10ft

Product Description

The AMERIMAX HOME PRODUCTS 68310 is a mill finish aluminum flashing roll measuring 10 inches wide by 10 feet long with a material thickness of 0.0092 inches. Aluminum flashing is used to seal and weatherproof transitions between roofing materials, walls, windows, doors, and other structural penetrations. The mill finish surface accepts paint and sealants readily, making it adaptable to a wide range of finish applications. This flashing is installed by roofing contractors, siding installers, and general contractors as part of moisture management systems on residential and light commercial structures. Each package contains 10 individual rolls.

This flashing is suited for residential and light commercial applications where a workable, corrosion-resistant metal barrier is required. Common install scenarios include step flashing along roof-to-wall junctions, head and sill flashing at window and door openings, chimney flashing, and counter flashing details. The aluminum construction resists rust and holds up to outdoor exposure without coating. It can be cut with snips and bent by hand or with a brake for tight, custom-fit installations.

Key Features

• Mill finish aluminum surface accepts paint, caulk, and sealants
• 0.0092 inch material thickness provides workable flexibility for hand or brake forming
• Corrosion-resistant aluminum construction suitable for exterior exposure
• 10 inch width accommodates standard step and counter flashing applications
• Each package includes 10 rolls for multi-unit job site stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-format aluminum flashing roll for use in residential and light commercial roofing, siding, and weatherproofing applications where 10-inch-wide sheet metal flashing is required.

Installation Notes

Aluminum flashing is typically installed by roofing or siding contractors following local building code requirements and manufacturer guidelines for moisture management. Cut with aviation snips and form with a hand seamer or sheet metal brake as needed. Avoid direct contact with pressure-treated lumber containing copper compounds, as this can accelerate corrosion of aluminum over time. Secure flashing per local code requirements using appropriate fasteners for the substrate.