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, flashing, electrical boxes, water pipes, dryer hoods and ledger boards. The exterior covering materials have been applied in open layers to reveal how stucco is installed and applied on different substrates. Different drainage planes and moisture barriers are installed. Underlying layers
(if installed) Induction and Fan-Coil Units 10 to 15 Chimney Cap (concrete) 50+ Chimney Cap (metal) 8 to 10 Chimney Cap (mortar) 10+ Chimney Flue Tile 20+ Thermostats 35 Ventilator 7 As long as they are not punctured, cut or burned, and are kept dry and away from UV rays, cellulose, fiberglass
Attic Fan 15 to 25 Boiler 40 Burner 10+ Ceiling Fan 5 to 10 Chimney Cap (concrete) 100+ Chimney Cap (metal) 10 to 20 Chimney Cap (mortar) 15 Chimney Flue Tile 40 to 120 Condenser 8 to 20 Dampers 20+ Dehumidifier 8 Diffusers, Grilles and Registers 25 Ducting 60 to 100 Electric Radiant Heater 40
to the roof. Workers measure and cut the felt and shingles to fit intersecting roof surfaces and to fit around vent pipes and chimneys. Wherever two roof surfaces intersect, or where shingles reach a vent pipe or chimney, roofers cement or nail flashing strips of metal or shingle over the joints to make them
the installation or use of ventless fireplaces in HUD housing. The HUD Handbook (7485.2) states the following: (1) Individual Gas or Oil Heaters. Individual gas and oil heaters shall be connected to an approved vent, flue or chimney, and shall have adequate air supply
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that differ from each other and from natural slate. Unless the seller provides documentation, you’ll have no way of knowing the manufacturer’s installation requirements, and you should make that plain in your inspection report. The best you can do is to look for obvious defects, such as poor flashing
