Tile Pans
Description
Tile Pan is made of 28 or 26 Gauge Galvanized or Zincalume Steel, 10′ long. Tile Pan is metal flashing used where a tile roof intersects with a sidewall. Tile roofs should have continuous pan flashing installed at sidewalls. Tile Pan helps to channel runoff water down the roof toward the kickout flashing and gutter. For architectural, residential, and commercial roofing ASTM A-653, ASTM A-792
Product Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Which ASTM standard applies to Tile Pans?
The applicable standards are ASTM A653 for galvanized steel, and ASTM A792 for Zincalume.
How do Tile Pans manage water at a roof-to-wall intersection?
Tile Pans form a flashing channel beneath the tile edge and direct runoff away from the roof-to-wall joint.
Where are Tile Pans installed?
Tile pans are installed at tile roof-to-sidewall intersections to form a water-shedding channel beneath the tile edge.
Should I use galvanized or Zincalume for Tile Pans?
For Tile Pans, galvanized steel is the general-purpose choice; Zincalume holds up longer where salt air or constant damp is a factor.
How is a tile roof flashed where it meets a sidewall?
Tile pans form a water-shedding flashing channel where a tile roof intersects a sidewall.
Which metals do Tile Pans come in?
Tile Pans are made from galvanized steel or Zincalume (Galvalume).
How thick is the metal on Tile Pans?
Tile Pans are made in 26 gauge.