Using the latest engineered machines our slitter and folder produce our custom Flashings. Flashings are made from COLORBOND® or Zincalume® Steel coil our flashings provide excellent structure and profile to finish off any roof for a clean flush finish. Available up o 8m custom cut and design, contact out specialised team today.

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HMR Metal Roofing September 2018 Price Guide
The prices are for retail use only.

Flashing

Our metal flashing range is one the biggest products we offer with the quickest turnaround in SydneyManufactured in-house at HMR supplies from either COLORBOND® or Zincalume® steel coil at 0.55mm profile with sizes specific to customer specification ranging from 100mm up to 1200mm. We provide options from 0-8 bends with the ability to design your flashing as easy as sending an email with a drawing attached. Our Flashings are handcrafted for the best quantity and performance against harsh Australian weather conditions. Flashings are available to custom cut and shape up to 8m long with a full range of COLORBOND® and Zincalume® steel colours.Size Options

0.55mm x 100mm up to 8m with 0-8 bends
0.55mm x 1200mm up to 8m with 0-8 bends

Metal Roof Flashings

Quality metal roofing products are bolstered by a great stock of metal flashings supplies in Sydney. With metal roof flashings, Sydney customers can ensure their roofs are free from gaps and leaks, meaning that your interiors will remain protected whatever wild weather the heavens throw down. These supplies are designed for corners and other gaps.This allows for any weak points in your roof to be supported! At HMR Supplies, we pride ourselves on offering the best roofing products to our Sydney customers. We will beat any price by 10% for the same service and products elsewhere at HMR Supplies. For a free and transparent quote with no obligation, why not call us on 02 9771 3777 today? Find out more about our metal flashings supplies for Sydney and how we can help by speaking to a member of our team.

FAQs

What is the best metal for flashing?

The best metal for flashing is typically galvanised steel, although aluminium and stainless steel are also suitable materials. HMR Supplies’ flashing are mainly Colorbond steel or Zincalume but we also supply galvanised steel and stainless steel 316 and aluminium. Our metal flashing is used in roofing to protect against water infiltration at transitions between the roof and other building components, such as chimneys, skylights and vent pipes. It is installed over these vulnerable areas to create a barrier that sheds water away from the structure.

How is metal flashing measured?

Metal flashing is generally measured in millimetres (mm). The most common thicknesses are 0.55 mm with galvanised in either .60 mm or 1.2mm, while the length of metal flashing is 100mm up to 800mm. However, other thicknesses are available and may be specified by the architect or builder.To calculate the amount of metal flashing required for your project, contact HMR Supplies and we will give you a free estimate.

How thick is the metal roof flashing?

Metal roof flashing is typically 0.5 to 0.6 mm thick. However, the thickness may vary depending on the metal used and the manufacturer. A metal roof flashing could be as thin as 0.4 mm. It is important to check with the manufacturer to determine the thickness of the metal roof flashing before installation.

Where should flashing be used on a roof?

Metal flashing is typically used around roof openings, at the base of a chimney or in valleys. It is also common to use flashing along the edges of a roof. Different roof flashing types prevent water from seeping into your home through these vulnerable areas.

How do you secure a metal flash?

Metal flashing can be secured with nails or screws. Be sure to use the proper type of fastener for the material you are using. For example, if you are using an aluminium roof flashing type, you will want to use stainless steel nails or screws. HMR Supplies provides a range of rivets, fasteners and other materials for your roofing needs. We house the big brands of roofing materials to ensure you get nothing but top quality.

Can you repaint the metal flashing?

Yes, you can repaint your metal roof flashing. You'll need to sand the surface and then use a primer designed for metals before applying a topcoat of paint. Be sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions for the best results.

Will metal flashing rust?

Metal flashing will rust if it is not properly maintained. If you live in an area with high humidity, you may need to take extra precautions to prevent your metal roof flashing from rusting. You can use a rust-resistant primer on your metal flashing to help protect it from the elements.Explore other rust-resistant roofing products from HMR Supplies that you can use for your roofing installation. Contact us today to learn more about metal roofing.

How long with a metal roof flashing last?

Properly installed and maintained metal flashing will last as long as the materials it’s made from. Generally, metal roofing is very durable and should last many years, but over time, exposure to the elements can cause corrosion of the metal, which will eventually need to be replaced.

Our Range

Apron Flashings
Barge Capping
Corner Flashings
Curved Barrel Vault Barge
Foot Moulds
OG curved Flashings
Parapet Capping
Pole Plate Flashings
Ridge Flashings
Sill Flashings

Why Choose HMR Supplies

: Extensive
Range

: Prompt Delivery
Sydney Metro

: Best
Quality

: Quality
Guaranteed

: Established
in 1975

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Apron Flashings

Apron flashing is a type of flashing used to weatherproof the intersection between a roof and a wall. Our range is made of metal and installed around the perimeter of a roof opening, such as a chimney or skylight. Apron flashing diverts water away from the opening to prevent leaks.

Barge Capping

Barge capping provides a more flush and aesthetically pleasing watertight seal on roof ends. Their durability and affordability make them an asset to all roofing projects.

Corner Flashings

This type of metal corner flashing is used to cover the corner joints of two pieces of metal roofing. The most common type is the 90-degree drip edge, which protects the edges of the roof and the home from water damage. They’re often used in sheds and smaller projects.

Curved Barrel Vault Barge

These semi-circular barges create a tunnel interior for more unique projects. The shape of the curved barrel vault barge allows it to carry more weight than a standard roof. These are great for greeting aesthetically pleasing arches.

Foot Moulds

A foot mould flashing creates custom shapes to waterproof a building or smaller project. By folding it, you can create a seal to prevent water leakage and ensure a safe closing. Fold it in several ways to fit your specific project.

OG curved Flashings

A curved metal roof flashing makes a roof more weatherproof to prevent water from seeping into the building and provide extra support. You'll also need to consider the installation process — curved flashing is typically installed using nails or screws. However, a few other options are available, so you'll want to ask your roofing professional about the best way to install it.

Parapet Capping

You'll need an appropriate parapet capping to protect a parapet from water penetration and damage. This is the typical solution for waterproofing.

Pole Plate Flashings

To protect the pole plate from water damage, you’ll need a specific flexible metal roof flashing to suit the job. Pole plate flashings are specifically designed for this use case.

Ridge Flashings

To effectively cover the joint between two sides of a roof, you’ll need a ridge flashing. Like other flashings, this is designed to create a weather-proof layer for longevity.

Sill Flashings

Create a perfect seal for your sills through malleable flashings designed specifically for the job.