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DEKS Grey DFE108G 170-355mm Dektite Metal Roof Flashing

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DEKS Grey DFE108G 170-355mm Dektite Metal Roof FlashingOverview DEKS grey DFE108G Dektite roof flashing features round rings of 170355mm (6. 7514") and a base dimension of 496 496 mm. The Deks roof flashing is made of durable UV rated grey EPDM and is BAL rated to ensure long term reliability in harsh Australian outdoor conditions. The DEKS aluminium base is both durable and flexible to ensure good fitment on corrugated surfaces. The roof flashing is used to seal roof penetrations such as pipes, poles and

Overview

DEKS grey DFE108G Dektite roof flashing features round rings of 170–355mm (6.75–14") and a base dimension of 496 × 496 mm. The Deks roof flashing is made of durable UV-rated grey EPDM and is BAL rated to ensure long-term reliability in harsh Australian outdoor conditions. The DEKS aluminium base is both durable and flexible to ensure good fitment on corrugated surfaces.

The roof flashing is used to seal roof penetrations such as pipes, poles and electrical wirings including PV solar panel installations. Roof screws and silicone are usually applied during installation. The roof flashing rings should always be cut down one size smaller than the penetration to provide a snug fit as the EPDM rubber material will stretch when pushed.

Technical Details

  • Brand: Deks
  • Model: DFE108G
  • Ring Size Range: 170–355mm (6.75–14")
  • Base Dimension: 496mm × 496mm
  • Material: Grey EPDM Rubber and Aluminium Base
  • Temperature Range: -50°C to 115°C
  • SKU: DFE108G

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  • Deks DFE108G
  • Package Weight: 1,350g
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