Focus On Drip Edge and Flashing: Caliber Metals
Caliber Metals' durable steel drip edge is strong enough to put a ladder against without denting or dinging.
Caliber Metals' durable steel drip edge is strong enough to put a ladder against without denting or dinging. The steel expands and contracts less than aluminum, so it resists buckling and kinking. The company's residential drip edge is 26 gauge (.017-inch minimum) steel, while its commercial products are 24 gauge (.024-inch minimum). Both feature G40 galvanized undercoating and paint guarantees up to 25 years. For more information, visit www.calibermetals.com.
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Caliber Metals' durable steel drip edge is strong enough to put a ladder against without denting or dinging. The steel expands and contracts less than aluminum, so it resists buckling and kinking. The company's residential drip edge is 26 gauge (.017-inch minimum) steel, while its commercial products are 24 gauge (.024-inch minimum). Both feature G40 galvanized undercoating and paint guarantees up to 25 years. For more information, visit www.calibermetals.com.
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