Stucco Counter flashing concrete weep screeds
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
- Stucco Counter flashing concrete weep screeds.
Counter flashing z metal for stucco weep screeds.
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Howdy ambitious subscribers, we’re sharing some learned knowledge about Stucco drip and or weep screeds, Flashing countering Z flashings for stucco mud sill walls.
WEEP SCREEDS
If your home was built before 1975, you wouldn’t have weep or drip screed as building codes did not require it until about 1975.
If your stucco goes below the mudsill and into the dirt, the worst that happens is with movement. Stucco homes can and will often crack and even sometimes buckle a bit.
Weep, or drip screeds, have many purposes.
One is to provide an expansion joint, and the other is to provide a stop and a guild to apply the proper depth or thickness of the stucco.
There are a few more reasons for a weep or drip screed, but these are the best reasons to install them.
I believe it’s a myth or false belief that bugs will enter if the stucco is taken to the ground.
BTW, when attaching the weep screeds onto the substrate or plywood surface, below the mudsill part of the weep screed can touch the foundation. This depends on the plywood installation and is harmless.
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In my home, they never installed the flashing. So now that it has cement and stucco, do I have to cut the cement to install the flashing onto the plywood?
Howdy Jaime, that's one way to do it; another way is to seal the area, with a quality primer, it won't be permanent but if done properly should work or last for at least ten years then simply re-seal it in the future. 👨🏻🔬
Hi kirk. Mi lanai is wood and thr foundation is concrete just like the video here. So is the c flashing thst goes behind the wood a must??
Is there a diffrent type of flashing I can use that doesnt go behind the wood??
Thanks
Evening Blue, the flashing is placed on top of the shear wall or plywood, not behind.
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do they have a j bead to slip over the plywood
Howdy Michael, no, these are not necessary or required to pass a lath inspections here in beautiful sunny California.
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