Rain Diverters
Description
Rain Diverter is made of 28 or 26 Gauge Galvanized, Zincalume or Painted Steel, 10′ long Rain Diverter is a specially made piece of metal flashing used to divert rainwater away from a doorway. This not only keeps you from getting wet but also prevents the door from deteriorating. For architectural, residential, and commercial roofing. ASTM A-653, ASTM A-792
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the steel in Rain Diverters to an ASTM standard?
The applicable standards are ASTM A653 for galvanized steel, and ASTM A792 for Zincalume.
Which is better for Rain Diverters, galvanized or Zincalume?
For rain diverters, galvanized steel is the general-purpose choice, with the advantage of being hot-solderable when a fully watertight seal is needed. Zincalume holds up longer where salt air or constant dampness is a factor; however, it does not accept hot soldering, so caulking is used instead to achieve a watertight seal.
How do you keep runoff from falling in front of a doorway?
Rain diverters redirect runoff on a sloped roof away from doorways and other protected areas.
What are the material options for Rain Diverters?
Rain Diverters are made from galvanized steel or Zincalume (Galvalume).
What gauge are Rain Diverters?
Rain Diverters are made in 26 gauge.