Constructions Standards Checklists
THIN PROFILE WRB SHEATHING – GENERAL
DRAINAGE PLANE A. Sheathing installed continuous as the water-
resistive barrier (WRB) over the entire wall surface including unconditioned spaces and under framing and trim pieces. Printed side is facing out.
B. Sheathing panels installed vertically or
horizontally with all panel edges supported by framing or blocking. C. Specifed fasteners are installed with underside of fasteners flush with surface of sheathing - do not overdrive. D . Fastener spacing maximum 3" o.c. along edges and 3" o.c. in the feld. Fastener edge distance is minimum 3/8". Staples installed parallel to framing members. Minimum fastener embedment of 1" into framing. E. Sheathing joints shingle lapped 3/4" with single
row of fasteners along framing members OR sheathing joints butted with single row of fasteners in each panel. F. If butted, joints taped shingle fashion with minimum 2 ½" wide tape approved manufacturers tape, centered over seams and pressed flat to remove wrinkles and ensure proper adhesion. G. Tape splices overlap minimum 3" on vertical and horizontal seams and 1" at T-Joints. H. Approved 4" flashing tape installed on the exterior at all inside and outside corners. I. Additional 2' x 2' target flashing installed at all frame sub-fascia returns and taped to the WRB with flashing tape at top and sides. J. Minimally sloped surfaces such as parapets, half walls, porch columns, etc. have an additional layer of self-adhered flashing membrane installed and lapped up wall to achieve proper adhesion. K. Ornamental details or accessories through the wall properly flashed and protected. L. Sheathing is always installed in a shingle fashion method with 1" overhang at the foundation transition. M. All damage to panels repaired per manufacturer specifcations depending on extent of damaged area. N. Apron and step flashing taped to sheathing panels at roof-to-wall intersection using minimum 6" flashing tape.
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