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What is the role of counterflashing at a roof-to-wall condition?

Correct Answer

B) To cover and protect base flashing while shedding water over it

Counterflashing covers and protects base flashing and directs water over it so the joint remains water-shedding. Other choices confuse flashing with structural support, underlayment, or insulation attachment.

Answer Options
A
Treat counterflashing as the main structural support for the wall
B
To cover and protect base flashing while shedding water over it
C
Use counterflashing to replace underlayment on the entire roof
D
Use counterflashing to hold rigid insulation in compression only

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Counterflashing covers and protects base flashing and directs water over it so the joint remains water-shedding. Other choices confuse flashing with structural support, underlayment, or insulation attachment.

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