How to Join Valley Flashing, (Standing Seam/ Concealed Fastener Metal Roofing.

Do you ever pondered how in the world are you supposed to join two valley flashings on a metal roof? Ponder no more! in this video we take you through a process of how to join two valley flashings on a metal roof. The application we’re working on is a standing seam/concealed fastener metal roof system. However the principal can be applied to regular metal roofing valley flashings. Only less complicated.
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[@edwardkiepper1563]

I watched this on my TV and couldn't comment. So I had to get my phone to say what an excellent job you did, and how good the quality of the video was. Great job!

[@plankroofing]

Thankyou!

[@k.d.8924]

That's a beautiful job, You're an artist. Almost watertight without the ridge. well done!

[@andrewc6385]

Great job! I like snapping a chalk line. Center bottom to center top. It takes out any imperfections in having a straight valley due to bad framing and also makes for fast application! 👍🏻

[@ewokc1928]

Very clean and professional work. Great tutorial

[@johncarroll6910]

This is very helpful. thank you.

[@calebhenry-countryhomeexte6535]

Great job!

[@CesarLopez-sl4pk]

Great job very professional!!

[@plankroofing]

Thank you!

[@johnnyhurst9518]

Pretty good but lap the top over the side

[@belenbaltodanotejada6675]

❤

[@patrickthomas5951]

I like that hem. What manufacturer is that? I’ve put in two standing roofs but the valley flashings were plain, no hem.

[@plankroofing]

We like it too, we got it from an Amish Metal Shop, A small local manufacturer. And they have a 21’ trim break so that’s can make it that long. But that shuts the way they make them. It is harder to join of you have to make a splice. But beings we could get 21’ we didn’t have to do that a lot. Some manufacturers make a z bar that gets screws onto the valley flashing with beutle tape under it, to create the hem.

[@natf5869]

Is that the snaplock system?

[@plankroofing]

Yes I believe so, We call it standing seam. Or concealed fastener.

[@drummysh]

What steel do you use? Brand?

[@plankroofing]

I don’t know the brand on the metal itself but I know it is 29 gauge. And The paint is a valspar weather XL, with a 40 year warranty and doesn’t fade as quickly as metal you’d get from Menards.

[@seanmayo206]

I think that was a wafer screw head. I could be wrong. It has happened often

[@plankroofing]

Yes. Your right, Technically that’s what they are called,

[@dennynordli6350]

Tidy work, only thing I noticed is you have the snips backwards. Reds are left cut and greens are right cut because that’s the direction you can cut with them.

[@plankroofing]

Thankyou for the observation, What I meant is that the red is right hand operated and green is left handed operated.

[@mattk252]

​@@plankroofing has nothing to do with what hand you use

[@ruslanpavlovsky1702]

I think that you should learn how it's doing doyche workers....

[@jirihanzlik8238]

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