The best and most cost effective way to rainscreen behind vinyl siding. Being designed for ease of installation exclusively for vinyl siding, providing over 99% rainscreen, and double the wind load resistance of plywood, all at equal to or cheaper than the cost of strapping… why would you use anything else?

Designed by siding installers and home builders, our hose bibs, blank mounts, light mounts, and plug mounts were designed to shed water away from the structure. They were also designed to “not fall off” which is a common problem with components such as these. With the 2006 BC Building Codes, all exterior products must prove to shed water from the building. Our products have been doing this since 1999.

Designed by siding installers to combine a lip edge for the starter course of siding (vinyl, Hardie, wood) , combined with the perforations to create a bug screen for your rainscreen cavity. Saves the contractor labour costs, and material costs.

Conforming to the New BC Building Codes for 2006, flashing installers are being asked to install a 1” high end dams at flashing terminations. As installers ourselves, Raindog has developed the clip-on flashing end dam that will look consistent at every end dam. Bending metal in the field is not an exact science and to make 1” tall end dams look perfect and consistent is almost impossible. Raindog eliminates this dubious task and replaces it with an easy clip on system. The clip-on system also lowers waste due to incorrect bending of metal end dams resulting in a wasted piece of flashing. This also simplifies the task of installing flashing and reduces the risk of sub-par workmanship.
Using Raindog Clip-on End Dams will save you material, labour, and will look perfect every time.
The Raindog Clip-on End Dam will work with gages of metal ranging between 30G to 22G.