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Old 2/8/07, 4:49 PM
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Hi Inspectors,

I plan on calling out the exposed OSB on this siding. I know most of the exposed OSB is underneath, but feel I should call it out because of moisture/insects. What about the exposed metal corner here in the pics?? Any comments or help would be appreciated! Thanks all.
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Default Re: Sloppy Stucco question

Your correct. There should be no exposed wood. There should also be a waterproof barrier.
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There should be 2 layers of moisture barrier according to ASTMc1063.
The exposed osb on the bottom is not uncommon the carpenters and the form/concrete guy need to get their acts together. Thats not a stucco problem. What ever happens do not seal the bottom edge it will/can trap moisture in the wall system.

How were the windows installed? Backer rod and sealant joints? Flashings? Was ther kickout diverters?

More on kickouts! http://www.badstucco.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=350

For the record they need to be on all houses no matter what the cladding!



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Default Re: Sloppy Stucco question

I am still not sure what to think of the opening in pics 1&2?
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They should be cleaned up and sealed with backer rod and sealant.

They are vertical?



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They should be cleaned up and sealed with backer rod and sealant.

They are vertical?
Yes they are vertical. Notice the one picture with the window well?(pics1&2) Pictures 4&5 are from the bottom near the same spot. Thanks by the way!

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