Re: [RE-wrenches] Flashed Roof-attachment systems

Hi William, I've used QuickMount almost exclusively for the past 5 or so years. Good product. Lots of options including height extension blocks. They also have conduit flashings for running emt on a roof. Good documentation for permitting as well. I believe they have a 20yr warranty too. Eric

Re: [RE-wrenches] Flashed Roof-attachment systems

I would check out quick mount. One of their flashing is 12" x 12". Plus solid documentation Jay Peltz power. > On Aug 5, 2015, at 3:30 PM, William Miller > wrote: > > Friends: > > We have been using the Eco-Fasten flashings for comp roofs. We have a few > complaints: > > 1.W

Re: [RE-wrenches] Flashed Roof-attachment systems

I've been pretty satisfied with the Kinetic flashing/Lfoot and rail system. Their 3" Lfoot results in the rail height being btwn 4-5". They have other Lfoot heights available. I don't have a flashing handy, but they are btwn 8-10" wide. The only potential for a leak path I've ever seen is not

[RE-wrenches] Flashed Roof-attachment systems

Friends: We have been using the Eco-Fasten flashings for comp roofs. We have a few complaints: 1.We have been using the Eco-Fasten blocks and Unirac serrated L-feet. There is not enough room below the foot to install the neoprene washer, the block, the bonded washer, the washer, the lo