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Fixed valley means that the standing seam panels will be pinned in place at the valley. If you have a fixed point at the valley, you will need a floating connection at the other end of the standing seam panel.
Most of the jobs that we supply have a floating valley. This detail is not used that often.
Valley trim is a raised section at the lowest part of the valley that's designed to keep water from moving up the opposite slope and penetrating the roof. Valley trim is installed prior to the installation of the metal roofing panels. The valley of a metal roof is an area created by two intersecting slopes.
This parts list is designed to help you calculate the quantity of accessories that you’ll need for your trim installation. It has all of the accessories that are needed to install 1 full piece of trim, which is 120" long. To calculate the total number of accessories you will need for your job, simply take the number of trim pieces associated with the trim part purchased and multiply the list by that number for a total for your project.
WSMR Recommends the use of a water barrier or underlayment prior to the installation of the trim components or metal roofing panels.
We recommend:
Standing seam metal roofing installation video that shows you how to install valley flashing. Step by step instructions that show how to cut the valley trim, finish the valley flashing, and standing seam roofing panel layout at the valleys.
A fixed valley with exposed fasteners is an installation method that's rarely used by professional installers. This detail is sometimes used by homeowners on a DIY standing seam metal roofing installation.
Clips and fasteners for standing seam metal roofing panels.
When snow accumulations begin to melt, the result can be catastrophic as the blanket of snow avalanches off the roof dumping tons of snow onto anything in its path.
It can damage landscape, gutters, adjacent roofs, vehicles and cause injury or death to passers-by. All of S-5!’s snow retention systems dramatically reduce these risks associated with rooftop avalanches while maintaining the clean lines of the roof.