A real formed drip edge
A narrow bent perimeter flashing, not a broad panel, gutter, or second layer of roof decking.
Source-linked roofing geometry, constructed in the correct physical layer order. An independent, read-only demonstration with no actual customer records.
Owens Corning / ProArmor / Starter Strip Plus / conventional 4:12 eave and rake
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Choose an element to understand its purpose and where it belongs. Drawn thicknesses are exaggerated for readability.
The overhang is now shown schematically, but neither its dimensions nor the fascia/gutter, metal profile, fasteners or ice-barrier conditions have been approved. Select a component to see the relevant open checks and manufacturer source pages.
A narrow bent perimeter flashing, not a broad panel, gutter, or second layer of roof decking.
Conventional eave: edge metal before field underlayment. Rake: metal above field underlayment.
One field course and a distinct perimeter starter. Low-slope and ice-barrier assemblies need dedicated drawings.
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Selected manufacturer installation guide ↗
Source snapshot: October 17, 2026. A published product name does not certify the complete roof assembly.
Owens Corning Duration Series installation guide (July 2026) ↗ Malarkey architectural laminate installation guide ↗ ARMA eave and rake drip-edge guidance ↗Fictional reference only. These designs are not independently signed off for construction or customer proposals. No forms, tracking, passwords, customer files, CRM requests, or email are included in this demonstration.