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Able Steel W-Valley Flashing, Hemmed Valley Pan, 28 or 26 Gauge Steel, Mill, White and Charcoal
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Able Steel W-Valley Flashing, Hemmed Valley Pan, 28 or 26 Gauge Steel, Mill, White and Charcoal
The Able Steel W-Valley is hemmed valley flashing that protects the roof area where two slopes meet, channeling runoff water down the roof and into the gutter. Made of 28 or 26 gauge steel with ASTM A-653 and A-792 compliance, it is offered in 24 in Mill, 18 in White, and 11 in Charcoal sizes. Sold per piece.
Key Features:
- Valley protection: Protects the critical area where two roof slopes come together to form a valley.
- Channels runoff: The W-profile channels runoff water down the roof and into the gutter.
- Hemmed edges: Hemmed edges for a cleaner, safer finished valley.
- Steel gauge options: Made of 28 or 26 gauge steel depending on the variant.
- Standards listed: Steel conforms to ASTM A-653 and ASTM A-792.
Specifications Table:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Able |
| Sell unit | 1 piece |
| Product line | W-Valley |
| Available colors | Mill, White, Charcoal |
| Available sizes | 24 in 28 GA Hemmed, 18 in 28 GA Hemmed, 11 in 26 GA Hemmed |
| Material | Steel |
| Wire gauge | 28 GA or 26 GA (varies by variant) |
| Finish / texture | Hemmed |
| Approvals | ASTM A-653, ASTM A-792 |
| Intended use | Architectural, residential, and commercial roofing valley flashing |
Coverage & How Much You Need:
Each piece covers a length of valley; size your order by total valley run in feet, choosing the 24 in variant for wider or high-volume valleys and the 11 in or 18 in for narrower valleys or steeper pitches.
Fit and Compatibility:
Installs under shingles on architectural, residential and commercial roofs and pairs with gutter systems at the eave. Ensure the selected width matches your valley pitch and expected water volume; underlayment and fasteners are sold separately.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q: What does W-valley flashing do?
A: It protects the valley where two slopes meet and channels runoff water down the roof and into the gutter.
Q: Which sizes are available?
A: 24 in in 28 gauge Mill, 18 in in 28 gauge White, and 11 in in 26 gauge Charcoal, all hemmed.
Q: Which gauge should I choose?
A: 26 gauge offers stiffer performance for narrower 11 in pieces, while 28 gauge covers the wider 18 in and 24 in options; use the widest width your valley needs.
Q: Does it meet steel standards?
A: The steel conforms to ASTM A-653 and ASTM A-792.
Q: How is it sold?
A: Sold per piece.
Q: Can it be used on commercial roofs?
A: Yes, it is rated for architectural, residential and commercial roofing applications.
Expert Verdict — Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk
Match valley width to roof pitch and watershed: long, steep or high-volume valleys justify the 24 in width, while smaller intersections work with 11 or 18 in. The hemmed edge helps hold the flashing flat and resists oil-canning. Shingle manufacturers often require a metal valley liner, so confirm with your shingle warranty details before install.
Metal flashing edges can be sharp; wear cut-resistant gloves and follow ladder and roof fall-protection safety practices during installation.
Order Able Steel W-Valley flashing today in the width and color your valley requires.
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