Articles Tagged with ''WRB (weather resistant barrier)''

Drained or pressure-equalized? The difference goes beyond terminology. Discover how each rainscreen approach manages water, impacts performance, and influences smarter façade design decisions.

This article explores the significant design, engineering, and long-term performance benefits of an integrated rainscreen system compared to a non-integrated component assembly.

Sto Corp. announced the expansion of its StoVentec Fiber Cement Rainscreen System color palette with the addition of the Mezzo collection.

Georgia-Pacific and Sika introduce EIFS using DensElement WRB/AB sheathing to streamline installation.

OX Engineered Products’ ThermoPLY is a high-performance structural sheathing panel that combines strength, a lightweight design, and built-in weather protection into one product. 

While Weather-Resistive Barriers (WRBs), flashings, and sealants perform reliably in controlled conditions, the true challenge arises at joints, corners, and penetrations—where distinct components and trades meet.

The product is now accompanied by clear, installer-friendly guidelines designed to ensure maximum effectiveness and durability.

Sto Corp. announced the launch of StoShield™ SA and Sto GoldSeal™ STPE, next-generation air and water-resistive barrier solutions that are part of the complete Sto system of envelope technology.

Georgia-Pacific redefined what’s possible in the world of resilient building products, many of which were on display at AIA’25, June 5-7 in Boston.