Good afternoon all, this is my first post be keen to see how quick I can get a response!
I'm replacing an asbestos sheet roof to an external store room, with corrugated steel sheet. My question is at the eaves where the gutter connects to the fascias, how do I prevent wind driven rain tracking underneath the sheet (above fascia level) back into the building? I have asked around, have been advised either a)expanding foam b) corrugated eaves filler (its like a sponge material) and c) corrugated drip flashing
I have my reservations about a and b simply because I don't think foam or sponge will fair well against the elements, I have never heard of c (or I have but can only find drip flashing where a corrugated sheet abuts a wall where this is not the case!)
Any suggestions at all I will greatly appreciate!
I'm replacing an asbestos sheet roof to an external store room, with corrugated steel sheet. My question is at the eaves where the gutter connects to the fascias, how do I prevent wind driven rain tracking underneath the sheet (above fascia level) back into the building? I have asked around, have been advised either a)expanding foam b) corrugated eaves filler (its like a sponge material) and c) corrugated drip flashing
I have my reservations about a and b simply because I don't think foam or sponge will fair well against the elements, I have never heard of c (or I have but can only find drip flashing where a corrugated sheet abuts a wall where this is not the case!)
Any suggestions at all I will greatly appreciate!
