Windows - Page 13 of 46

After installing the water-resistive barrier, cut the window opening and then use bevel siding and tape to create a positive-slope sill.

Use a manufacturer-approved type of sealant to bond the window to the water-resistive barrier before setting, squaring, and fastening the window to the framing.

Apply and roll strips of a compatible flashing tape up the sides and across the head of the window for a weathertight installation.

Spray foam and high-quality sealant bridge all of the gaps between the framing, shims, and window for a durable and energy-efficient installation.

After installing a fully adhered membrane, cut the window opening, fold in the sides, and use bevel siding and tape to create a positive-slope sill.

Use a manufacturer-approved type of sealant to bond the window to the membrane before setting, squaring, and fastening the new window.

Strips of the same fully adhered membrane are the typical material used to bridge the gap between the window flange and the wall in this assembly.

Spray foam and high-quality sealant bridge all of the gaps between the framing, shims, and window for a durable and energy-efficient installation.

Use the liquid WRB and a piece of bevel siding to build a sloped sill before liquid-flashing the entire surface.

Dry-fit the window, then run a bead of liquid flashing that provides an extra layer of protection against water intrusion.