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Waterproofing Pipe PenetrationsPipe penetrations are often placed by the plumbing and electrical contractors in such a manner that it is impossible to properly install the required flashings.
Securement of flashing at outside corners proves to be a difficult task. The adherence of the flashing material can be compromised due to the angle of the transition.
One of the most critical details on remedial applications is the tie-in detail between the existing waterproofing application and the new waterproofing application.
This presentation will explain moisture protection strategies by providing in-depth test results on mass timber wetting and drying studies, methods to protect during each construction phase, and the vapor-permeable protection technology available to address wood’s unique moisture characteristics.