Water and Moisture Control - Page 11 of 32

Make Deck Framing Last
This acrylic flashing tape is the best defense against water intrusion and rotting joists and ledgers.
Successful Vapor Control
Vapor drive isn't as obvious as air or water leaks, but the potential for mold and rot is just as real.
Moisture Management and the Schluter Shower System
Andrew Acker of Schluter-Systems talks about effective water management in this webinar.
Drying in a Roof with ZIP System: Roof Edges
Builder Tony Blue finishes off the dry-in process by installing ZIP System Flashing Tape at the eaves.
Drying in a Roof with ZIP System: Ridge and Penetrations
Builder Tony Blue demonstrates how to seal roof ridges and plumbing-vent penetrations with ZIP System Flashing Tape.
Drying in a Roof with ZIP System: Roof-To-Wall Transitions and Corners
Learn how to properly tape roof-to-wall transitions using ZIP System Flashing Tape on side walls, end walls, and inside and outside corners.
Drying in a Roof with ZIP System: Valleys
Learn how to apply ZIP System Flashing Tape to valleys on sheathing panels to ensure a tight, dried-in roof.
Protecting Foundations from Frost
Code expert Glenn Mathewson describes code-accepted alternatives to digging below the frost line, with a focus on frost-protected shallow foundations.
Wet-Room Drainage
When you combine a freestanding tub and a curbless shower, use these strategies to reduce the water load in vulnerable areas.
Detailing the Wall-to-Roof Transitions
Watch how the 2020 FHB House team creates a tighter building envelope by installing roof overhangs after the WRB.

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