Single Joist Saddle Flashing
Quickflash Single Joist Saddle Flashings
Available in 8 sizes includes Wet Gauged & Dry Frame sizing - Codes 101-104 - other sizes are available on request.
Code 101 - (150 x 50 joist)
All A measurements include the 35mm overhang required by the building code
| A | 185mm |
| B | 50mm |
| C | 70mm |
| D | 50mm |
| E | 10mm |
| F | 30mm |
Code 102 - (200 x 50 joist)
All A measurements include the 35mm overhang required by the building code
| A | 235mm |
| B | 50mm |
| C | 70mm |
| D | 50mm |
| E | 10mm |
| F | 30mm |
Code 103 - (250 x 50 joist)
All A measurements include the 35mm overhang required by the building code
| A | 285mm |
| B | 50mm |
| C | 70mm |
| D | 50mm |
| E | 10mm |
| F | 30mm |
Code 104 - (300 x 50 joist)
All A measurements include the 35mm overhang required by the building code
| A | 335mm |
| B | 50mm |
| C | 70mm |
| D | 50mm |
| E | 10mm |
| F | 30mm |
Available In
Saddle flashings are only available in 0.5 mm stainless steel as these generally come into contact with treated timber.
Galvanised Steel
Aluminium
Colorsteel Maxx
Stainless Steel
Specifications:
- Galvanised Steel - Z450 - 0.55mm
- Aluminium - 5000 Series - 0.7mm
- Colorsteel Maxx - Thunder Grey - 0.55mm
- Stainless Steel - 304 - 0.5mm
Refer to E2/AS1 - Tables 20, 21 & 22
Product Details
Single joist saddle flashings are positioned over a joist or other member that protrudes through the cladding in a direct fix or cavity situation.
Codes 101-104 are positioned over a joist or other member that protrudes through the cladding in a direct fix or cavity situation. An inter-storey flashing, codes 08 or 12 or a 'Z' flashing codes 20,21,22,27,28 & 29 is positioned under the saddle flashing to direct any water to the outer face of the cladding. The cladding should be sealed to the saddle flashing after installation. We would suggest a bead of MS Silicon be run up the sides of the joist and across the top about 20mm in from the outside edge to help stop capillary attraction.
For selection of the appropriate flashing material to use refer to E2/AS1 - tables 20-22
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