Amerimax Home Products 70410 Galvanized Roll Flashing

Product Description

The AMERIMAX HOME PRODUCTS 70410 is a galvanized roll flashing designed to seal and protect transitions between roofing, siding, windows, doors, and masonry surfaces. Manufactured from 0.010-inch galvanized steel, this roll measures 10 inches wide by 10 feet long, providing enough material for small to mid-sized flashing applications on residential construction and repair projects. The galvanized coating resists corrosion and extends service life in exterior weather-exposed conditions. Roofers, siding contractors, and general carpenters typically install this product as part of standard weatherproofing and moisture-management details.

This roll flashing is suited for residential applications where a workable, field-formable metal barrier is needed at roof-to-wall intersections, window and door heads, step flashing transitions, or similar moisture-control details. At 10 inches wide, it covers common overlap and coverage requirements without excess trimming. The 0.010-inch gauge is pliable enough to form by hand or with basic sheet metal tools, making it practical for field fitting on a variety of profiles.

Key Features

• Galvanized steel construction provides corrosion resistance for exterior applications
• 0.010-inch gauge is field-formable by hand or with basic bending tools
• 10-inch width suits common roof-to-wall, door, and window flashing details
• 10-foot roll length provides sufficient coverage for small to mid-sized jobs
• Sold as a single roll unit for straightforward jobsite inventory management

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and general-use flashing for residential roofing and siding moisture-control applications where galvanized roll flashing is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified roofer or siding contractor following local building code requirements for flashing and moisture barriers. Cut and form the roll using appropriate sheet metal snips and bending tools, and always wear cut-resistant gloves when handling cut edges. Fasten per the applicable roofing or siding manufacturer specification and local code. Lap joints and sealed edges should comply with IRC or local residential construction standards to ensure a watertight installation.