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· p. 10
The illustration shows two asphalt-shingled roof slopes meeting at an open, flashed valley, with a magnified detail of the shingle edges. The detail depicts clipping the upper corners of shingles where they border the va
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· p. 23
The illustration shows two shingled roof planes meeting at an open valley with exposed valley flashing. A circular enlargement details the shingle edges and clipped corners alongside the flashing. Blue arrows indicate wa
0056Valley flashing made of asphalt shingles
· p. 18
Two asphalt-shingled roof slopes meet at an open valley. Overlapping individual shingles form the valley lining, with the adjacent roof shingles cut back to expose the drainage channel. A large red prohibition symbol mar
0058Two types of metal valley flashing joints
· p. 18
The illustration shows metal valley flashing between two adjoining shingled roof slopes and compares two joints used to connect flashing sections. The first joint is a simple lap with a 12-inch overlap, identified as the
