Choose the Right Roof Window Flashing for a Watertight Seal

Flashings are an essential component of every roof window, ensuring a tight and durable connection between the window and the roof covering. They form a barrier against water, snow, wind, and other weather conditions, preventing leaks and moisture in the attic. By choosing the right flashing, you invest in the safety, comfort, and long-term protection of your home.

Advantages of Flashings:

✅ Precise Fit and Watertightness: Flashings are carefully designed for detail to ensure a perfect fit with various types of roof windows and roof coverings. They provide effective protection against weather influences and minimize the risk of leaks and moisture problems.
✅ High Material Quality and Durability: Flashings are made of materials with high resistance to weather influences. Therefore, they retain their properties for many years and provide reliable protection for the roof.
✅ Compatibility with Various Roof Coverings: We offer a wide selection of flashings that are adapted to various roof covering types such as tiles, beaver tail tiles, metal roofing, slate, bitumen shingles, and many others. This allows for ideal adaptation of the frame to the specifics of your roof.
✅ Easy and Quick Installation: Flashings are designed to be easy and intuitive to install. Detailed installation instructions are provided with each frame, making it easier for roofers to carry out the work professionally and quickly.
✅ Aesthetic Finish: Flashings integrate discreetly around the roof window into the roof covering, creating a harmonious and appealing roof appearance.

Most Popular Types of Flashing Kits:

• For profiled roof coverings: (e.g., clay and concrete roof tiles, metal roofing) – A special construction of the frames with flexible elements allows for precise adaptation to the roof structure and thus easy drainage of water from the surface of the frame and high tightness.
• For flat roof coverings: (e.g., bitumen roofing felt, bitumen shingles) – These frames are characterized by a flat construction, with the lower part of the frame having no elastic elements.

When choosing a flashing, you should consider:

1. Type of roof covering (tiles, metal roofing, bitumen roofing felt, etc.).
2. Window dimensions.
3. Roof pitch.

If you are unsure, we recommend contacting our advisors who will help you choose the right flashings.