{"id":"det-007","license":"CC-BY-4.0","data":{"title":"Gutter, drip edge, and fascia assembly","file":"/diagrams/det-007-gutter-drip-edge.svg","caption":"FA Exhibit DET-007. Where R327 is adopted, gutters must be noncombustible with an approved debris means. Guard type is the official’s call.","alt":"Section at the roof edge showing Class B roofing, metal drip edge, fascia, a noncombustible gutter, and a generic debris guard.","kind":"diagram","rights":"cc-by-4.0","depicts":"R327.3.1 gutter rule with FEMA drip-edge ember gap","identifiableAddress":false,"exifGpsStripped":true,"derivation":"After ORSC R327.3.1, FEMA P-737 gutter and drip-edge guidance, and IBHS gutter language. Vinyl is combustible and does not meet R327.3.1 where that section is adopted.","technicalReviewer":"Grayson Graham","lastVerified":"2026-08-23T00:00:00.000Z","sourceUrl":"https://www.oregon.gov/bcd/codes-stand/Documents/23orsc-r327-amend.pdf"}}