Description
DECRA 3.5″ Charcoal Counter Flashing
DECRA 3.5″ counter flashing in Charcoal is a fascia metal flashing piece designed to help create a clean, weather-resistant transition at roof-to-wall and edge details. Built for use with DECRA roofing systems, it provides a finished look while supporting proper water shedding.
Key Features:
- Weather-Resistant Detail: Helps direct water away from critical roof-edge and roof-to-wall transition points
- System-Compatible Fit: Designed for use with DECRA roofing system accessory details
- Clean Finished Appearance: Provides a crisp fascia/edge line for a more polished roof detail
- Convenient Single Piece: Sold as an individual piece for easy takeoffs and replacements
Specifications Table:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | DECRA ROOFING SYSTEMS INC |
| Product type | Counter Flashing |
| Category | Flashing |
| Size | 3.5 in |
| Color | Charcoal |
| Unit of measure | PC (Piece) |
| Part number | 96382040 |
| Reference PN | 490101 |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q: What is this flashing used for?
A: It’s a counter flashing/fascia metal component used to finish and protect roof transition areas where water intrusion can occur.
Q: What size is this piece?
A: This item is the 3.5″ version.
Q: What color is it?
A: Charcoal.
Q: Is it sold individually or by the pallet?
A: It is sold as a single piece (PC); pallet quantities may be available for bulk ordering.
The Finishing Line That Makes the Roof Feel Intentional
Great design lives in the details—and this Charcoal counter flashing is that quiet, architectural stroke that makes the roofline feel tailored. The deep charcoal tone reads modern and grounded, creating a crisp edge that visually sharpens the silhouette. Pair it with complementary dark trim for a seamless, elevated exterior envelope. It’s the kind of finishing element that turns durability into a luxury you can see.
Choose DECRA 3.5″ Charcoal counter flashing to finish your roof details with a clean look and dependable water-shedding performance.
