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Posted
10 minutes ago, Onoff said:

 

The slot in the wall where your flashing goes, does it slope up?

Once I’ve done it , it will slope down following the pavers . Falling away from the house 

Posted
12 minutes ago, pocster said:

Once I’ve done it , it will slope down following the pavers . Falling away from the house 

 

No, I meant where the flashing goes 6" up the stone wall and tucks in.

Posted
5 minutes ago, Onoff said:

 

No, I meant where the flashing goes 6" up the stone wall and tucks in.

Not sure what you mean then .

Flashing will run horizontally....

Posted
3 minutes ago, pocster said:

Not sure what you mean then .

Flashing will run horizontally....

 

The highest point of the flashing...where it cuts into the stone wall.

Posted
7 minutes ago, Onoff said:

 

The highest point of the flashing...where it cuts into the stone wall.

Yeah will be about 6" above pavers.

Posted (edited)

Lol

I will guys !! 

The builds not straightforward ( no sh*t) . Also there are other ‘edges’ that could let rain in . Starting to block pave towards the wall and hence flashing it ....

Edited by pocster
Posted
39 minutes ago, Declan52 said:

So it's not done yet. Could you not do that part first and see if that solves the problem. 

What are you using as flashing??

 

A plastic angle I think it was he was using? Thought he'd done it tbh...

Posted
8 minutes ago, Onoff said:

 

A plastic angle I think it was he was using? Thought he'd done it tbh...

It’s actually a steel L ; angle grindded into the wall . Give me a chance ???

Posted
27 minutes ago, pocster said:

It’s actually a steel L ; angle grindded into the wall . Give me a chance ???

Have never seen flashing made from steel. Why not use lead. Easier to get into the cut as it will be able to bend up and down in case the cut isn't exactly straight.

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Your cut into the wall is going to have to be laser precise are you will score the coating of it. When on it will look nice and sharp though .

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