Flanged window flashing
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If I was using Zip System and their liquid applied flashing, how would I make a bank (or a single) of windows air and water tight.
I understand the liquid gets applied to the opening, window gets installed, but then what is the treatment around the flange to seal it from air and water?
I am sure loads have already been written about this. feel for to join me in the direction of those articles.
Thanks
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Joe,
The instructions are provided by Huber. Here is the link: Installing a flanged window using Liquid Flash.
(See especially pages 5 and 6 of this multi-page document.)
Hi Joe -
If you have not used the ZIP Stretch tape, you might want to consider this approach; pretty amazing product for sill flashing.
http://www.huberwood.com/assets/user/media/ZIP_System_-_Stretch_Tape_Installation_Sheet1.pdf.
Peter