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IronRidge FlashFoot2 Roof Attachment, Black – FF2-02-B2

IronRidge FlashFoot2 Roof Attachment, Black – FF2-02-B2

Regular price $19.25
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Product Overview

IronRidge FlashFoot2® (FF2-02-B2) is a flashed roof attachment for composition-shingle roofs in the IronRidge Flush Mount system. It is the point where the array anchors into the roof structure: the aluminum flashing sheds water, a lag bolt goes into the rafter, and a twist-on Cap creates the attachment point for an L-foot / rail hardware stack.

FlashFoot2 uses a three-tier water seal (elevated platform, raised seal stack, Cap encapsulation) and aligns the rail attachment concentrically with the lag bolt. This listing is the black finish. Sold individually; each unit includes flashing, lag bolt, and Cap.

Best For

  • Composition (asphalt) shingle roofs using IronRidge XR Flush Mount
  • Projects that need a flashed, lag-to-rafter attachment rather than a surface-adhered clip alone
  • Matching mill or black rail / L-foot aesthetics (black)

Key Features

  • Flashed composition-shingle attachment with twist-on Cap
  • Three-tier elevated / encapsulated water seal
  • Concentric loading: rail attachment aligns with the lag bolt
  • Same 7/16″ socket size as other IronRidge Flush Mount hardware
  • Passed TAS-100 wind-driven rain testing (per IronRidge)

Key Specifications

  • Part number: FF2-02-B2
  • Flashing footprint: 8″ × 12″ (IronRidge spec)
  • Finish: black
  • Includes: flashing, lag bolt, Cap
  • Warranty: IronRidge 25-year product warranty (see IronRidge terms)

Compatibility / Important Considerations

  • Designed for composition shingle roofs. Not a tile, metal-seam, or flat-membrane attachment — use the IronRidge product made for that roof type.
  • An L-foot (and bonding hardware) attaches to the Cap; XR rail then bolts to the L-foot. Order companion hardware separately.
  • Follow IronRidge Flush Mount installation manual for lag embedment, flashing under/over shingle course, and structural spacing.
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