Clear (Mill) IronRidge FlashVue

Black IronRidge FlashVue

IronRidge
Flashing Kits

IronRidge offers all-in-one solar mounting solutions for composition shingle roofs that eliminate the need for separate standoffs, flashings, and L-feet. The newly launched FlashVue flashing incorporates a number of structural and waterproofing features to securely attach IronRidge XR Rails to roof structures, while also protecting against water intrusion and weather damage.

FlashVue Features:

Available in Mill finish or Black finish (click on buttons above for image and add to cart)

Superior 3-tier waterproof protection includes elevated rim on flashing diverting water away from the seal, EPDM washer on the lag bolt, EPDM sealing washer on the cap

Single-socket size - custom-designed lag bolt allows installation with same 7/16" socket size used for other system components

Ease of installation - for composition shingle roofs with a pitch of 9 to 45 degrees

Alignment markers, rounded corners, and reinforcement ribs on the flashing make for a much easier and quicker installation

Flexible orientations - installs N/S or E/W

Passed both the UL 441 Section 27 "Rain Test" and TAS 100-95 "Wind Driven Rain Test" by Intertek

Designed and certified for compliance with the International Building Code and ASCE/SEI-7

Certified to UL2703 mechanical and bonding requirements

25 Year Warranty

SPECIFICATIONS:

	FlashFoot 2	FlashVue
Flashing Profile	9" X 12"	8" X 12" (slimmer profile for less interference with roofing nails)
Sealing Cap (L-foot)	Twist-On Cap	GripCap or GripCap+ (for uneven roof surfaces)
Mounting Height Rail Profile	4"-5"	3"-4" (lower profile - 20% closer to roof deck w/same amount of height adjustment)
Pilot Hole Viewport	1/3"	3/4" (easier to see/align flashing with pilot hole and drive the lag in)
Attachment loading (uplift capacity)	1065 lbs	1161 lbs
Included parts	Flashing, Cap, Lag bolt
Sold separately	Attachment bonding hardware (see Add-ons)
Warranty	25 Years

NOTE: Due to the two different height profiles, it is not suggested to use both the FlashFoot2 and the FlashVue in the same install.  Use either one, but not both.