Learn How To Install Sidewall Flashing For A Metal Roof. EASY Step By Step Sidewall Trim Installation Instructions On Corrugated Metal Roofing. Includes Cutting And Finishing The Sidewall Flashing. Have you looked at a sidewall install guide or sidewall flashing detail and just couldn't understand it? We made this metal sidewall flashing installation video to compliment these guides. It will help you understand how to install the sidewall flashing at roof lines of your metal roof. In this video we install sidewall flashing for a corrugated metal roofing panel. It's not intended for installation of standing seam panels. 00:00 How to install sidewall flashing for metal roof 00:52 How to cut and finish sidewall flashing at the endwall 01:47 How to cut and finish sidewall flashing at the eave 02:32 How to overlap sidewall trim 03:20 Installation of foam closure strips at the endwall 03:47 How to fasten sidewall trim If you already have not purchased your corrugated metal roofing give us a chance to bid your job. Save 15% to 50% with our manufacturer direct pricing and great customer service. Inexpensive delivery anywhere within the United States. Visit Our WEBSITE https://bit.ly/wsmr-website Visit our LEARNING CENTER http://bit.ly/learning-center-wsmr Sidewall Flashing Detail For 7/8" Corrugated Metal Roofing https://www.westernstatesmetalroofing.com/sidewall-flashing-ws-7-78u-corrugated-trim-flashings.html Endwall Installation Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMEbvSumJnE Download Our Install Guides 7/8" Corrugated https://www.westernstatesmetalroofing.com/docs/78-corrugated/install_guide_78_corrugated.pdf R Panel/PBR Panel https://www.westernstatesmetalroofing.com/docs/r-panel/install_guide_r_panel.pdf Western Rib/7.2 Panel http://www.metalforroofing.com/docs/western-rib/install_guide_western_rib.pdf How To Install Sidewall Flashing For A Metal Roof. Step By Step Guide If you have a vertical wall on the gable side of your corrugated metal roof, you’re going to need to install sidewall. It will keep the water from dripping down the wall and leaking into the roof. To begin, please note that if your roof has a sidewall condition, all sidewall trim must be installed prior to fastening the endwall. How To Cut And Finish Sidewall Trim At The Endwall This is the toughest part of the trim installation and we suggest watching our sidewall installation video in conjunction with this guide to installing sidewall flashing on a metal roof. Keep in mind that the sidewall flashing should be installed prior to fastening endwall flashing. 1. Start by marking the pitch angle of your roof on the top edge of your sidewall starting at the corner of the trim. 2. Make a parallel line 1” from your first mark 3. On the lower section of the sidewall flashing, mark a straight line across from your angled 1” line. 4. Using metal cutting snips, remove the sections marked with an “X”. 5. Fold the remaining tab inwards 90 degrees with a hand seamer. 6. When you are finished with this step, your sidewall should be flush to your corner and have the tab bent backwards on the endwall. How To Cut And Finish Sidewall Trim At The Eave Ends 1. At the eave end, measure the length of sidewall needed and add an additional inch. 2. Mark the top section of the sidewall 3” inward from this mark. Please note for this installation we had a 3” overhang. Your measurements will differ based upon the size of the overhang. 3. Using metal cutting snips, cut along the outline. 4. With your hand seamer, fold the remaining tab downwards 90 degrees. 5. When you are finished with this step, the tab should fall flush with the roofing panels How To Overlap Sidewall Trim 1. Overlaps should be a minimum of 3” 2. Mark the hem of your sidewall by 3”. 3. Using metal cutting snips, cut off ⅛” from your hem to your 3” mark. 4. Slightly pry open the hem of the adjacent trim to help the piece slide into the trimmed hem section. 5. Silicone sealant should be placed where the sidewall trim overlaps. 6. The section that was pried open should slide into the cut section. How To Fasten Sidewall Trim 1. Begin to secure your sidewall using pancake screws along the top section of trim 12” apart. 2. Lap screws should then be placed 12” apart on the lower section of sidewall along the 1st high seam of your roofing panel. Make sure your screws penetrate through the double sided butyl tape. 3. After the sidewall is in place, install the endwall. 4. It’s important to clean off all metal shavings to avoid them rusting overnight and staining your roof. FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: FACEBOOK: https://bit.ly/facebook-wsmr INSTAGRAM: https://bit.ly/instagram-wsmr TWITTER: https://bit.ly/twitter-wsmr LINKEDIN: https://bit.ly/linkinin-wsmr HOUZZ: https://bit.ly/houzz-wsmr PINTEREST: https://bit.ly/pinterest-wsmr YOUTUBE: https://bit.ly/youtube-wsmr