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Doing a new garage roof.
I noticed at Lowes that they have several different drip edges. Is there supposed to be a different one for the rake than for the eaves? Also, does the drip edge install right up against the sheathing? or should there be a little bit of a gap. I have 5/8 sheathing and assume standard 1" drip edge. The type F is the standard for eaves I think, but this type B is a wrap around for the gable end from what I could tell--kind of like a 90 degree wrap. What is the standard practice? |
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