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Berger Kick Out Diverter, White, Left or Right Hand, 30 per Carton
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Berger Kick Out Diverter, White, Left or Right Hand, 30 per Carton
The Berger Kick Out Diverter is a white rain diverter flashing installed where a roof edge meets a sidewall to kick runoff into the gutter instead of down the wall. It is offered in left-hand and right-hand configurations, sold per piece and packaged 30 diverters per carton.
Key Features:
- Redirects runoff: Diverts water flowing down the roof-wall intersection into the gutter, protecting the siding below.
- Handed versions: Available in left-hand and right-hand configurations to suit either side of the wall.
- White finish: White color blends with common siding and trim.
- Carton quantity: Packaged 30 pieces per carton.
- Flashing essential: Fills the kick-out role at roof-to-wall junctions where standard step flashing alone cannot direct water away.
Specifications Table:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Berger |
| Sell unit | 1 piece (30 per carton) |
| Product line | Berger rain diverters / flashing |
| Available colors | White |
| Available sizes | Left hand, Right hand (30 per carton) |
| Material | Metal flashing (as supplied by Berger) |
| Finish / texture | White |
| Pack quantity | 30 per carton |
| Intended use | Rain diverter at roof-to-wall intersections to direct water into the gutter |
Coverage & How Much You Need:
One diverter protects a single roof-to-wall junction. Use a left-hand piece where water wraps one direction and a right-hand piece on the opposite side; cartons contain 30 pieces for crews doing multiple installs.
Fit and Compatibility:
Install in sequence with step flashing at sidewall intersections and lap it into the gutter or lower flashing so water sheds into the gutter system. Choose the hand (left or right) that matches the direction of flow at your wall.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q: What is a kick-out diverter for?
A: It diverts water running down a roof-wall intersection out and away from the wall, into the gutter, preventing water damage to siding and sheathing.
Q: Left hand or right hand - which do I need?
A: Choose the hand that matches the side of the wall where water flows off the roof; both left and right versions are available.
Q: How many come in a carton?
A: Thirty diverters per carton, sold per piece.
Q: What color is it?
A: White.
Q: Does it replace step flashing?
A: No, it works together with step flashing at the bottom of the sidewall intersection.
Expert Verdict — Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk
Missing or improperly lapped kick-out diverters are one of the most common sources of rot at roof-wall junctions. Install the diverter below the last course of step flashing, seal the top edge to the wall, and make sure the discharge aims fully into the gutter, not over its back edge. Order both hands if you service a mix of roof layouts.
Work from stable ladder or scaffold positioning at roof edges and keep fasteners and flashing edges clear of hands when hammering.
Add Berger white kick out diverters to your flashing kit and stop water damage at every roof-wall junction.
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