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Oatey® Retro Master Flash® Roof Flashings

Oatey® Retro Master Flash® Roof Flashings are engineered for profiled roofing material and designed for installations where standard flashing can't be used because of continuous pipe or obstructions. Oatey products have earned the trust of plumbing professionals for over 100 years.

Available in 4 variations

Key Features & Benefits

• 8 in. x 8 in. soft aluminum base for profiled metal roofs
• Easily customized to accommodate use on multiple pipe sizes
• Most commonly used with an existing roof penetration, when installing a flashing over the pipe is not an option and requires a hard-to-reach or wrap-around installation
• Marked cut lines allow for easy installation and customization for various pipe sizes with a sharp knife or scissors
• Slide over pipe, use silicone sealant between base and surface, then secure with sheet metal screws
• Flexible base conforms to most flat or contoured roof surfaces including clay tile and metal roofs, sliding over vent pipe with pitch from 0-45°
• Non-fading EPDM collar provides maximum resistance to weathering caused by ozone and UV rays
• Rated to withstand 212°F continuous heat and approved for Type B installations; intermittent temperature resistance to 275°F
• Do not use petroleum based products on Retro Master Roof Flashings
• MASTER FLASH® is a Registered Trademark of the Aztec Washer Company

Specifications

Color:	Black
Material:	Plastic
Brand:	Oatey
Product Type:	Master

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Technical Resources (4)

• Submittal
• LEED Green Sheet
• Product Instructions

• Product Instructions

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Available in 4 variations

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the maximum temperature rating for roof flashings?

Oatey Master Flash and Retro-Master Flash are rated for continuous temperatures up to 212°F. All other Oatey flashings are rated for B venting, which are continuous temperatures up to 180°F.

Can standard No-Caulk roof flashings be installed on a metal roof?

No. The Oatey Master Flash or Retro-Master Flash should be used in this application.

Can the Master Flash flashing be installed on a shingled roof?

No. The Master Flash and Retro-Master Flash are specialty flashings designed for engineered roofs.

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