Choosing Flexible Flashings

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Construction,
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Window
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Hanley Wood

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Overview: The term "flexible flashing" is used to describe a broad category of nonmetallic flashings, including both peel-and-stick and nonstick flashings. Manufacturers have not yet agreed on a generic term for these products, which are referred to as self-adhering bituminous tapes, flashing tapes, waterproofing tapes, flexible window flashings, flashing membranes, and wall tapes. There are more flexible flashings on the market than ever before, made from a variety of materials. This article takes a close look at, what's out there, and provides pointers on choosing the right material for the job.

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Format: PDF | Size: 310KB | Date: Jun 2001 | Pages: 9

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