Instructions / Assembly

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New treatments will

corrode aluminum and

galvanized ﬂashings

YorkShield 106 PT

copper ﬂashing will

not corrode when in

contact with new wood

treatments provided

a lifetime ﬂashing

solution.

Here’s

why:

• Compatible with ACQ and other treatments

• Everlam

Technology isolates galvanized parts

and protects from corrosion

• Two layers of self-sealing protection

• Non-asphalt, concrete, vinyl or wood

• Lightweight, ﬂexible and easy to work with

• Resists temperatures up to 275°F without separation

• UV protection for life

• Use for decks, sills or windows

YorkShield 106 PT

™

Copper Flashing

With pressure treated lumber mandated by the EPA to be arsenic-free, the lumber

industry had to develop safer, non-toxic alternative treatments like ACQ. But this

important change has called attention to the fact that the aluminum ﬂashing typically

sold with pressure treated wood simply is not compatible with the high copper content of

the new treated woods.

The solution is YorkShield 106PT

™

copper ﬂashing. Fact is, our ﬂashing offers superior

performance.

More ﬂexibility. Lighter weight. Better looks. Longer life. Competitive prices. As well

as compatibility with ACQ and all other treatments. In other words, it’s got aluminum

ﬂashing products beat in every possible way.

YorkShield is available through most building material dealers and distributors,

or call York Manufacturing for distribution details: 1-800-551-2828

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™ YorkShield 106 PT Copper Flashing • Compatible with ACQ and other treatments • EverlamTM Technology isolates galvanized parts and protects from corrosion • Two layers of self-sealing protection • Non-asphalt, concrete, vinyl or wood • Lightweight, flexible and easy to work with • Resists temperatures up to 275°F without separation • UV protection for life • Use for decks, sills or windows With pressure treated lumber mandated by the EPA to be arsenic-free, the lumber industry had to develop safer, non-t
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g n i h ry: s Fla viso Ad Flashing Life Expectancy In Years Galvanic Corrosion Aluminum Galvanic Corrosion is an often overlooked problem. If two metals are in contact with each other with an electrolyte present, then the metal which is less noble, or more anodic, will start to corrode.