Amerimax Home Products 68320 Aluminum Flashing 20in X 10ft

Product Description

The AMERIMAX HOME PRODUCTS 68320 is a mill finish aluminum flashing roll sized at 20 inches wide by 10 feet long. At .0092 inches thick, this flashing provides a workable, corrosion-resistant metal layer used to seal and redirect water at roof penetrations, wall transitions, window and door openings, and other moisture-vulnerable joints. It ships in a package quantity of 10 rolls per unit, making it well-suited for multi-unit jobsite stocking. Roofers, siding contractors, and general contractors install this product as part of a complete weatherproofing assembly on residential and light commercial structures.

This aluminum flashing roll is used wherever a pliable, formable metal flashing is required in roofing, siding, and exterior envelope applications. Common installations include step flashing at roof-to-wall intersections, kickout flashing at rake edges, and counter flashing at chimney bases. The mill finish surface accepts paint and sealant well, making it adaptable to a wide range of finish requirements. Its 20-inch width covers broader transition zones without requiring multiple overlapping pieces.

Key Features

• Mill finish aluminum surface is paintable and accepts sealants for flexible finishing options
• 20-inch width suits wide transition zones and reduces the need for overlapping strips
• .0092 inch material thickness provides formability while maintaining structural integrity at bends
• 10-foot roll length is easy to cut and fit on standard residential and light commercial jobs
• Corrosion-resistant aluminum construction withstands prolonged moisture exposure
• Sold in packages of 10 rolls for efficient jobsite inventory

Compatibility

Designed as a standard mill finish aluminum flashing roll for use in residential and light commercial roofing, siding, and exterior waterproofing assemblies wherever a 20-inch wide aluminum flashing is specified.

Installation Notes

Aluminum flashing is typically installed by licensed roofing or siding contractors following local building codes and manufacturer recommendations. Cut flashing with tin snips or a utility knife and bend to shape using a hand seamer or brake. Ensure all existing fasteners and substrate surfaces are dry and clear of debris before installing. Avoid contact with dissimilar metals such as copper or galvanized steel, as direct contact can cause galvanic corrosion over time.