Notched Endwall Flashing (Metal Trim)
Our notched endwall flashing from USA Metal Sales is a specialized trim component designed to protect and seal the transition where a sloped metal roof meets a vertical wall. Built for durability and weather resistance, this flashing helps direct water away from critical areas while creating a clean, finished appearance.
Installed on the upward slope of the roof, notched endwall flashing is bent to match the roof pitch and fastens to the top of the metal roofing panel. The notched profile is designed to fit around panel ribs for improved sealing and a more precise installation, helping reduce the risk of leaks and moisture intrusion.
Manufactured from high-quality steel and available in a variety of painted color options, this trim delivers long-lasting performance and a professional finish. It is also available in Galvalume for customers who prefer a non-painted, corrosion-resistant finish.
Key Features:
- Notched Endwall Flashing Design
Engineered to seal roof-to-wall transitions on sloped metal roofs.
- Durable Steel Construction
Built to withstand harsh weather exposure and long-term use.
- Precision Notched Profile
Fits around panel ribs for improved sealing and installation.
- Water Management Protection
Helps direct moisture away from roof-to-wall transition points.
- Color Matched Options Available
Designed to coordinate with your panels and trim package.
Suggested Uses:
- Roof-to-wall transitions on metal buildings
- Pole barns and agricultural structures
- Residential and commercial roofing systems
- Any application requiring added weather protection at endwall connections
Metal trim is a critical part of any building system, helping to seal, protect, and complete your project while improving both durability and appearance.
Ordering:
Select your desired color to match your project needs.
This trim is sold in 10 ft lengths.
Note: If you are unsure about trim placement or roof transition requirements, our team can help verify the correct flashing configuration for your project.
