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May 2020
Henry Blueskin VP100 addresses requirements of 2012, 2015 and 2018 IECC code adoptions. Continuous air barriers support the overall building envelope performance and comply with impending code changes, while Blueskin VP100 addresses important installation efficiencies where traditional house wraps fall short.
Read MoreAugust 2019
The US has just experienced its wettest year on record, an inconvenient fact for homes and buildings vulnerable to moisture. Improperly flashed windows can quickly become one of the most vulnerable points in any structure, allowing mold and rot to intrude and take hold.
Read MoreJuly 2019
Summertime is the season for decks, but a deck is only as dependable as the planning that went into it. If proper measures weren’t taken in the construction phase, a deck’s composite surface may look perfect, while a far more troublesome scenario potentially brews in the lumber beneath.
Read MoreMay 2019
When rain or other moisture skids down the building envelope, it will find any available access―even a tiny hole―that will let it infiltrate the wall cavity. More often than not, this vulnerability is found at the window or door frame. Once moisture seeps inside, the area around the wall becomes fertile ground for rot and mold growth. Bad for the wall...and bad for any humans who live or work near it.
Read MoreOctober 2018
Stucco has been a go-to building material for exterior cladding in the West for years. It is durable and resilient, making it well-suited to western climates. Stucco can also serve as an air barrier helping conserve energy use.
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