Flashing Bay Windows

Flashing Bay Windows
Featuring master mason Bryan Light, the "Brick Masonry Techniques for Builders" DVD demonstrates construction techniques with brick that masonry craftsmen can use to speed up job completion, maximize work quality, reduce call-backs, and increase profitability.
The information and suggestions contained in this Video are based on the available data and the combined experience of engineering staff and members of the Brick Industry Association, Southeast. The information contained herein must be used in conjunction with good technical judgment and a basic understanding of the properties of brick masonry. Final decisions on the use of the information contained in this Video are not within the purview of the Brick Industry Association, Southeast and must rest with the project architect, engineer and owner.

[@neildees1761]

Thank you so much for all of the very informative, and calm, videos. This really helps me understand how a home comes together as a college student studying architecture. I really like how your videos stress the importance of doing things right and being safe while doing so. Please continue to make more like this.
-Neil

[@ernestgodin4025]

You did a great demonstration , now l need you

[@MrAquinas1]

How about doing a video on a bay window as a replacement on an existing brick house?

[@billpowell6021]

You should never use galvanized sheet metal with copper, you will get "galvanic corrosion". You should use the same materials either all copper or all galvanized. Another way to properly flash the bay, is to step flash each side with end dams until you can bridge over the top of the roofing of the bay, with and continuous flashing over it.

[@saleemabdul8084]

Much appreciated. Recently purchased an old Queen Ann Victorian built in late 1800’s and the 2nd story bay window must be replaced. I was considering still frame but you may have just save me $15k

[@terence4427]

My house is over 20 years old and I have three bay windows and NOT ONCE have we ever had a leak. Not once!

[@abramcarpenter5154]

What do I do if the contractors did a poor job initially and now I have to go back a fix it?

[@roberthavard5206]

Thank you! Very informative.

[@optics6640]

my bay window leaked every time it rains hard. it has a 2 step flashing. had someone redo it and when they removed the existing flashing, there were missing bricks just above the bay window. so he covered that area with roof shingles and then placed the flashing over that. it didn't leak for 4 years and now its leaking again. do you think I just need to caulk around the flashing?

[@shobhanapatel4113]

Mr Light I need a help I need to change roof and wood frame but I do not know What do you call that because it also needs to have thermal installation. Mid-Tares Bay pitch window need a roof wood is rotting away?

[@bg147]

I wonder what percentage of bay windows are constructed properly.

[@mattmace7761]

Any advice for repairing a leaking bay window?

[@srusan8963]

Were they able to do this after the fact?

[@andrewdenine1685]

Around da bay part of Newfie you from bud??

[@rubentorres2087]

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@LightGesture]

You said you can do all of that after the brick is laid, no... You just proved you can not.
Don't use galvanized on copper or mix them, ever..
Good video though.

[@dannyherbert67]

Bay and bow windows are very dated. They where ok in the 80s.