Flashing pan

Interior · Windows, Skylights and Solariums · printed page 362 (PDF page 363)

Book index entries

Flashing Pan for Windows Flashing Pan Skylight – Window and Solarium from the Inside and Window and Skylight from the Inside Skylight and Solarium from the Inside

Text in the illustration

exploded view
window
flashing pan
leakage flow
rough opening in framing
assembled

Generated explanation

The illustration shows exploded and assembled views of a window installed over a flashing pan in a wood-framed rough opening. The exploded view places the pan between the window sill and the framing below, with downward arrows indicating assembly. The pan has raised edges and a downturned front apron, and a leakage-flow arrow shows water draining over its front edge. The assembled view shows the pan extending beneath the window to direct leakage away from the underlying framing.

Components

window window frame glazing flashing pan pan end dams front flashing apron rough opening rough sill wall studs

Materials

wood glass sheet metal flashing

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