As in every job, the there are budget decisions. This particular window is behind a covered entry way, and is protected by 10 feet of roof cover. Certainly, it will not be subjected to driving rain, as much as a regular wall. In this case. I still used the sloped sill, overlayed the head piece and caulked the window into the opening, just like the rest, I just did not use the pan flashing, nor the straight flash. I taped the flange to the housewrap with the tyvek tape.
Incidentally, e FlexWrap was $191.00 per box, and the Straight Flash was $91.00 per box (75 feet) So it is a very expensive product, but worth its weight in gold when properly integrated. Improperly installed, it is worthless, just like every other building product.
Incidentally, e FlexWrap was $191.00 per box, and the Straight Flash was $91.00 per box (75 feet) So it is a very expensive product, but worth its weight in gold when properly integrated. Improperly installed, it is worthless, just like every other building product.
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