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Amerimax F5 Standard Drip Edge, 2.88-in x 10-ft, Brown Aluminum

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Amerimax F5 Standard Drip Edge, 2.88-in x 10-ft, Brown AluminumAmerimax Brown Aluminum F5 Drip Edge (2. 88 in x 10 ft) This Amerimax F5 Standard Drip Edge in durable brown aluminum channels water away from the roof edge to protect sheathing and direct runoff into gutters. Sized at 2. 88 inches wide and 10 feet long, it helps improve wind resistance and delivers a clean finish for new roofs or re roofing. Key Features: Maximum Roof Edge Protection: Overhanging profile directs runoff into gutters to help prevent

Amerimax Brown Aluminum F5 Drip Edge (2.88-in x 10-ft)

This Amerimax F5 Standard Drip Edge in durable brown aluminum channels water away from the roof edge to protect sheathing and direct runoff into gutters. Sized at 2.88 inches wide and 10 feet long, it helps improve wind resistance and delivers a clean finish for new roofs or re-roofing.


Key Features:

  • Maximum Roof Edge Protection: Overhanging profile directs runoff into gutters to help prevent water damage
  • Durable Aluminum Construction: Brown aluminum resists corrosion and weathering for long-lasting performance
  • Improved Wind Resistance: F5 profile enhances roof durability against wind uplift
  • Clean, Finished Look: Provides a neat edge for new installations or re-roofs
  • Easy Fit Dimensions: 2.88-in width with 1-in drop and 10-ft length for straightforward coverage

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Color/Finish Family Brown
Manufacturer Color/Finish Brown Aluminum
Series Name F5 Standard Drip Edge
Material Aluminum
Package Quantity 1
Depth (Inches) 1
Length (Feet) 10
Width (Inches) 2.88
CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) No
Warranty None
UNSPSC 30151700

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Can this drip edge be used on both new roofs and re-roofs?
A: Yes—it's designed to afford a neat, even finish for new construction or re-roofing.


Q: What material is it made from?
A: Brown-finished aluminum for corrosion resistance and durability.


Q: What are the key dimensions?
A: It is 2.88 inches wide with a 1-inch drop and comes in a 10-foot length.


Q: Does it help prevent water damage?
A: Yes—the overhanging design directs water into the gutter, protecting the roof edge and sheathing.


Q: Is any special warning applicable (Prop 65)?
A: No—listed as not subject to CA Prop 65 warnings.


Streamlined Protection with Architectural Poise

Sleek ribbed lines and a rich brown finish give this drip edge a tailored presence at the roofline. Its F5 profile adds a subtle shadow that sharpens the fascia, while guarding the structure from wind and water. Pair it with dark shingles and bronze gutters for a cohesive, elevated exterior. A small detail with a big impact—essential for a polished, long-lasting home envelope.


Safeguard your roof edge and elevate curb appeal—add the Amerimax F5 Brown Aluminum Drip Edge to your project today.

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