Whats the roofing bit, like upside down ridge cap

zoopa, Oct 24, 2:03am
called? I just cant think of it! The guttering bit that goes where two roof profiles meet in a valley on a iron roof. My words escape me today. I though they were ridge caps, but when I got closer to the pile it was the other thing.

Am I doing well? Lol. Someone should be able to decipher that and enlighten me.
zoopa, Oct 24, 2:18am
Valley flashings?
snoopy221, Oct 24, 2:26am
The guttering bit that goes where two roof profiles meet in a valley on a iron roof.

+ google =

BOX GUTTER – An internal concealed roof gutter between the slopes of a roof or a roof and a wall that discharges water internally through a sump.

http://www.hindmarshroofing.com.au/app/webroot/blog/roofing-terminology-explained/

[But ya knew that anyway-just couldn't remember]
skull, Oct 24, 2:36am
It's called a flashing, not a box gutter and valley flashing is an even better description because flashings don't come in only one shape.
zoopa, Oct 24, 2:37am
Its not concealed though, and box gutter yielded me guttering not roofing.

Ever noticed google gives diff results, depending on who's device you use? Bah!

I googled the valley flashing and guttering thing, and that seemed to be it - Valley flashing. http://franklinroofing.nz/Flashings

Which as just as well, cos my desc in the original post was a bit long winded for a listing!
zoopa, Oct 24, 2:38am
Next question. Whats it worth a meter, out of curiosity
golfdiver, Oct 24, 5:19am
It’s called a valley tray and costs the average punter about $18 lm
golfdiver, Oct 24, 5:25am
zoopa, Feb 28, 10:00pm
Cheers for that. had no idea what to price it at.