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TopShield Steel C6 Drip Edge, 3 in. 26 GA, 30 Degree, White
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TopShield Steel C6 Drip Edge, 3 in. 26 GA, 30 Degree, White
The TopShield Steel C6 Drip Edge is a 3 in. wide, 26-gauge galvanized steel drip edge formed at 30 degrees in White. It protects eaves and rake edges by directing water away from the roof deck and fascia. Sold per piece; pair with TopShield flashing at valleys, chimneys, skylights and ridges.
Key Features:
- 26-gauge steel: Formed from 26 GA steel for a rigid roof-edge profile.
- 30-degree flange: The 30-degree C6 profile seats tightly against the roof deck.
- White finish: Finished in White to blend with fascia and trim.
- Water control: Helps mitigate water damage at the roof edge, the most pervasive weather threat to a roof.
- Full flashing line: Part of the TopShield flashing range for valleys, chimneys, eaves, skylights and ridges.
Specifications Table:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | TopShield |
| Sell unit | 1 piece |
| Product line | TopShield flashing |
| Material | Steel |
| Color / finish | White |
| Available sizes | 3 in. 26 GA |
| Dimensions | 3 in. profile, 30-degree C6 style |
| Wire gauge | 26 GA |
| Profile | C6 drip edge, 30 degree |
| Intended use | Roof edge / drip edge flashing at eaves and rakes |
Coverage & How Much You Need:
Each piece is a formed drip-edge section; measure your eave and rake run and order enough pieces to cover it with normal end laps.
Fit and Compatibility:
Use with TopShield flashing products and standard shingle roof edge assemblies. Underlayment, fasteners and gutter are sold separately.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q: What comes in one order?
A: One piece of 3 in., 26-gauge White C6 drip edge.
Q: What does C6 mean?
A: It refers to this drip edge profile's 30-degree flange style, commonly used at eaves under the first course of shingles.
Q: Is it steel or aluminum?
A: This line is steel, formed in 26 GA; TopShield also makes aluminum roof-edge products in other lines.
Q: Where is it used?
A: Along eaves and rake edges to direct water away from the deck and fascia.
Q: Can it be painted?
A: The stock finish is White; no painting guidance is provided by the manufacturer, so contact us about color options.
Expert Verdict — Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk
Steel drip edge like this 26 GA C6 profile offers a crisper, stiffer edge line than light aluminum and resists denting during installation. Install at eaves over the underlayment with the 30-degree flange lapped under the first shingle course, and keep fasteners back from the edge to avoid telegraphing through the metal.
Drip edge flanges are sharp; wear cut-resistant gloves and eye protection when cutting and handling steel edge metal.
Order the TopShield Steel C6 Drip Edge for a durable, crisp roof-edge finish.
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