Thread: Stucco dormer wall corner flashing diargam

Does anyone have a link to a diagram of how this should have been done?

Thanks

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Originally Posted by Michael Thomas

Does anyone have a link to a diagram of how this should have been done?

Thanks

it looks like hardy board / cement board. or possibly asbestos siding.
the buildings I have done with cement board siding calls for a trim board that goes over the step flashing and stays about 3/4" above the roof shingles. then another flashing on top of that for the siding to go over.

not sure if that was code or the architects design, but it looked great when it was done.

Mike

Is this the picture you intended to post?



If so, I'm having difficulty finding the "stucco dormer wall".

Do you want sloped roofing/valley/sidewall flashing/counterflashing detail with cant strips, kickout flashings, etc.; "no-no" details for dead valleys; or some other detail (such as outside corner wall drainage system details behind stucco, stucco to other finish systems, transitions, etc.?

Sorry, brain fade, I was writing a report comment for a stucco wall right before I posted that, its HDF siding.

Check hardboard manufacturers installation instructions

Originally Posted by Michael Thomas

Sorry, brain fade, I was writing a report comment for a stucco wall right before I posted that, its HDF siding.

Sorry, Brainfade.

You can fix a thread title in the 'go advanced' section. FWIW

Originally Posted by John Kogel

Sorry, Brain Fade.

You can fix a thread title in the 'go advanced' section. FWIW

Looks like it changes the title for the current post, not the thread.

Originally Posted by Michael Thomas

Looks like it changes the title for the current post, not the thread.

Yes, I see that.

See a bypass corner flashing (modified step) used often with various sidings. Doctored this diagram to represent my description...