Standing Seam Metal Roof Installation: How To Install Eave Trim With Bullnose Drip Edge.

Standing Seam Metal Roof Installation Begins With Knowing How To Install Eave Trim. It's Installed Before The Standing Seam And After The Metal Roofing Underlayment.
Standing seam roof installation video that shows you how to install a standing seam eave detail. Eave flashing is installed before the standing seam panels and after the metal roofing underlayment.
This standing seam metal roof installation video will cover:
00:00 How to install eave trim on a standing seam metal roof
01:24 Standing seam eave detail and parts list
01:53 How to layout standing seam eave trim
02:32 How to install fascia wrap on a standing seam roof
04:03 How to install trim cleat on a standing seam roof
04:52 Cutting and finishing eave trim for a standing seam roof installation
06:15 How to overlap eave trim on a standing seam metal roof
07:25 How to fasten eave trim on a standing seam roof
This video is intended for installation of a snap lock standing seam that's clip fastened.
It's NOT intended for mechanically fastened or nail strip standing seam.
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How to Install Eave Trim With Bullnose Drip Edge
In this standing seam how-to, we will walk you through:
Laying out your trim.
Installing an optional fascia wrap.
Installing trim cleat.
Cutting and finishing eave trim at gable ends.
Overlapping eave trim.
Fastening eave trim.
Laying Out Your Trim
Prior to your layout, it’s good practice to plan the layout of your standing seam panel and trim.
Cutting and Finishing Standing Seam Eave Trim at the Gable Ends
1. Measure the distance of trim needed and add one inch for the tab.
2. Mark a 45-degree line at the drip edge.
3. Using metal cutting snips, cut along your outline.
4. When cutting at the tab, cut the corners at a 45 degree.
5. Mark a straight line on the top section for your trim.
6. Continue cutting along your mark.
7. Using a hand seamer, bend the tab downwards 90 degrees. The tab should fall flush with the gable side of your roof.
How To Overlap Eave Trim On A Standing Seam Roof
NOTE: Overlaps should be six inches.
1. Mark six inches onto your trim.
2. Cut up to the mark at the fold of the trim.
3. At the drip edge, cut the six-inch mark at the hem of the trim.
4. On the adjacent piece, notch cut the hem up to the six-inch mark.
5. Silicone sealant should be applied three inches from the edge.
How To Fasten Eave Trim On A Standing Seam Metal Roof
1. First, hook the lower section on the trim cleat.
2. Fasten using pancake screws 12 inches on center.
3. Remove protective plastic coverings upon installation.
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[@milesjames931]

My man had Midwest snips. And he was using them right. Refreshing to see. Roof on!

[@poboy873]

Music too loud. Wish I could shut music off. Great videos.

[@rob8823]

What is the correct trim to use when using low slope 180 degree crimped panels? Thanks for info.

[@tristannez7302]

OutStanding!!!

[@natereineke]

I have watched every video of your standing seam series and they are fantastic! I want to do a DIY Standing seam and have reached out to your company for a quote on materials.
After I reached out, I watched a video where your VP said he does not recommend a standing seam install for DIYers. Can someone tell me if this is a bad idea?
Watching the videos, this is obviously difficult. But I feel that with enough time, it can be done.
Am I biting off more than I can chew here?

[@WesternStatesMetalRoofing]

Nate, that was me in the video saying that and there are plenty of DIY'ers that are able to install standing seam. Just realize it's a much more difficult installation when compared to corrugated metal roofing. The easier the design of your roof, the better your chances of the roof not leaking. We made these videos so that if a DIY installer wanted to give it a try, they could have step by step instructions. I just don't want to give a false impression that it's easy. The ridge installation video will be online next week ballpark and if you buy the material from us and need installation advice we will be happy to help. Hope this helps.

[@natereineke]

@@WesternStatesMetalRoofing I look forward to getting my quote and asking questions to the sales person. Thank you for these videos!

[@johnowens178]

Great video guys. Would the installation of the bullnose eave trim essentially be the same for the corners of a hip as it would for the gable? I’m guessing you would do miter cut at the angle of the hip to get them to match? Thanks!

[@WesternStatesMetalRoofing]

Hello John. Thank you. Yes, this would be correct. You would do the same in both instances.