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Step 8: Install fabricated corner ashing over apron ashing and fascia.
Step 9: Install the barge ashing over the roo ng and fascia board.
Step 10: Install cavity closer above apron ashing maintaining the minimum gap required by E2/AS1 (generally 35 mm).
Step 11: Install cavity battens to upper wall.
Step 12: Install cladding over the cavity battens cutting the cladding to t around the apron ashing as required.
Some speci cs from E2/AS1
Speci c requirements in Acceptable Solution E2/AS1 include that there must be:
● a 75 mm minimum wall cladding cover over
the upstand
● a gap between the wall cladding and the
roo ng as given in E2/AS1 Table 7
● roof ashing cover over the roo ng as per
E2/AS1 Table 7, depending on wind zone and roof pitch.
Step 12 – wall cladding cut around apron ashing as required
Figure 5
Step 12 – Roof/wall junction construction sequence.
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