The Worcester Pitched Roof Flashing Kit is a genuine Worcester flue accessory designed to provide a secure, weatherproof seal where a compatible vertical flue passes through a pitched roof. It helps prevent water ingress around the flue penetration while delivering a neat, professional finish for domestic boiler installations.
Designed for use with compatible Worcester Greenstar and Condensfit II vertical flue systems, this flashing kit is suitable for pitched roof applications and provides reliable protection against rain and moisture entering the roof space. Its precision-engineered design ensures a secure fit around the flue while maintaining the integrity of the roof installation.
Manufactured from high-quality, weather-resistant materials, the flashing kit is built to withstand long-term exposure to the elements while maintaining dependable performance. The latest Worcester design is compatible with roof pitches between 15° and 60°, making it suitable for a wide range of residential installations.
Key Features
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Genuine Worcester roof flashing kit
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Designed for compatible vertical flue systems
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Suitable for pitched roof installations
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Compatible with Worcester Greenstar and Condensfit II flue systems
- Helps create a weatherproof seal around the flue
- Prevents rainwater and moisture from entering the roof space
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Suitable for roof pitches from 15° to 60°
- Durable, UV and weather-resistant construction
- Provides a clean and professional roof finish
- Ideal for new installations and replacement projects
Why Choose This Product?
The Worcester Pitched Roof Flashing Kit is manufactured to Worcester's exacting standards, ensuring a precise fit, long-lasting durability, and dependable weather protection. It is an essential accessory for vertical flue installations, helping to maintain a watertight roof seal while providing a safe, compliant, and professional installation.
Please Note: Always verify compatibility with your specific Worcester boiler and flue system before purchasing. Installation should be carried out by a qualified Gas Safe registered engineer in accordance with current UK building regulations and the manufacturer's installation instructions.