Flashings coping tile / wall junctions

[mthomas1]

Assuming that there is no flashing under the tile to extend up the wall and counter flash, does anyone have a link to an effective flashing design for the junction of parapet wall coping tiles with adjacent vertical masonry such as these two chimneys?

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[Bill Kibbel]

Under tile copings installed in recent years, there is supposed to be a continuous flashing. This flashing should terminate at walls/chimneys with a "saddle flashing" and counter flashing.

I've used this diagram to illustrate:

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[kurt]

I've never been able to find an online drawing for this detail. Where'd you get this?

The membrane flashing for this application is usually worthless unless it's a 40mil self adhered type.

[Bill Kibbel]

I've never been able to find an online drawing for this detail. Where'd you get this?

It was years ago. I think it might be from a magazine I used to get about commercial roofing, aimed at architects, specifiers and facilities managers. I think it was Architectural Roofing or something similar to that name. I dropped it when it, like many others, got bought by a big media co.

[Rob Amaral]

Great diagram.. thanks..

[mthomas1]

Thanks.

There is also this, which I adapted from a scan from the ASMM:

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However, none of these directly addres tile copings.

[kurt]

In Chicago, a nice big slather of roofing cement is the standard approach.

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