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Home My WebLink AboutFile Documents.1485 Homestake Dr.0091.2019 (15).ARBK LUSK DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION, INC P.O. BOX 8232 ASPEN, COLORADO 81612 (970) 379-9337 stulusk@gmaiLcom LiouNc 2_ 1. Structural design is the priority for not only finalizing design for Engineering, but for finalizing construction and insulation details upon completion of exploration demo and sub-contractor visits for coordination and finalization. We hereby acknowledge that stamped Structural Drawings shall be submitted,reviewed and approved prior to any inspections for the project. 2. Please see attached drawing of the proposed flashing detail at"ledger" connection of proposed exterior deck. (Which in this case is a cantilevered Engineered structure in accordance with above comment 1.) Proposed deck sub-ply(1/4"per ft slope to edge) is to be dried in by EDPM liner membrane system (or sim) of which will be securely fastened and run up the sidewall for an 18 inch minimum as the primary flash,then bitumen taped to exterior sheathing wrap/zip panel with 3"min laps.An"L"metal (paint matched) flashing will be added and bitumen taped at deck/wall over membrane for added protection and asthetics. 3. Please see attached the manufacturers install instructions and specification from/by Weathershield Premium Series windows and one for the specified door,in regards to window/door flashing to satisfy IRC 703.4. Also, Weathershield provides a"factory built in"head flashing which provides the ultimate protection for the unit.Additional insulation methods to be added (where applicable) as noted in the Air Sealing Details of this report. 4. The class A roof system,which is proposed, will be achieved by the acquisition and use of class B fire retardant shakes installed over a Mineral surfaced cap sheet applied to the 5/8 inch ply roof deck(pitched at approx. 7/12),further as specified on the attached ESR 1410, ICC-ES Evaluation Report for FSR Treatment, Inc.specifically described at 4.1 and 4.2 of the report 5. Air Sealing Details will be completed in accordance with the provided details on The City of Aspen sample air sealing detail sheets, specifically in regards to areas noted on the attached four (4)Air Sealing Detail sheets. (Drywall and Framing 1 thru 8, Exterior Sheathing 1 thru 4, Housewrap/1 inch insulated zip-panel system lthru 4 and Spray Foam sheet 1 thru 3). Please note that after discussion with contractors;that a spray foam install will be done on proposed addition. 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Window/Door frame systems are not designed to support additional elements or components of the building wall system.** General Notes • Details reflect various wall systems. Other Weather Shield® products in the same wall construction will reflect similarly. • Details do not reflect complete installation procedures. • Refer to the Installation Guides under the Resources tab on www.weathershield.com for step by step procedures to install properly. • Weather Shield®sales representatives can assist with other variable applications. Installation Methods Integrated Nailing Fins, Installation Clips and Frame Screws are the most common methods for installing Weather Shield Premium Series®Windows and Doors. • Integrated Nailing Fins: applicable in most situations where the window/door can be installed from the exterior of the house to the sheathing. Primarily used on wood, vinyl, stucco (new construction) and brick veneer (new construction) exteriors. • Installation Clips: applicable in situations where the window/door needs to be installed and fastened in the interior. Primarily used on reconstruction. • Frame Screws: applicable in both installing the window/door from the interior or exterior. Mostly used when the window/door needs to be fastened to a wood buck, usually with concrete or masonry wall systems. Important Installation Procedures • Unit must be shimmed in the opening, true, plum, level and square. Shim windows a minimum of 1/4" above sill plate to provide proper clearance. • Shims are required to keep frames straight. • When insulating around the unit, use batt insulation or window and door installation foam. Do not use high compressive foam. IMPORTANT! Details are shown with minimal spacing between items for clarity of illustration. Actual assembly details may vary. www.weathershield.com Weather Shield Windows and Doors Premium REV 11/17 Weather Shield® Casement Windows Premium SeriesTM WOOD SIDING INSTALLATION DETAILS Wood Siding - Wood Stud 6 9/16" Jamb - Jamb Extension / WEATHER RESISTANT BARRIER ► f . 1/2"SHEETROCK** OVER TOP OF SELF ADHERING TAPE** i SELF ADHERING FLASHING TAPE'`*----- .4 1 - INTERIOR TRIM �� \� (OPTIONAL) WOOD SIDING** --FILLBATT CAVITY WITH INSULATION �(I ',' OR WINDOW&DOOR CONTINUOUS SEALANT 7 , , INSTALLATION FOAM** AT HEAD AND SIDES - � L BEHIND NAIL FIN** DRIP CAP- r I SHIM AROUND UNIT** **PROVIDED BY OTHERS -SHIM AROUND UNIT** 1 SILL PAN** SELF ADHERING FLASHING TAPE**_N �� -FILL CAVITY WITH r \•1 BATT INSULATION WOOD SIDING** , \� OR WINDOW&DOOR INSTALLATION WEATHER BARRIER UNDER -N FOAM** SELF ADHERING TAPE** �� \ 'I/ INTERIOR TRIM , (OPTIONAL) 1 — - 1/2"SHEETROCK** Vertical Section Detail ,44111!\ ii I _._ ____=ivirpg... fairt_, -Ah. r � rib Alli ,,,,,,.. 1 cfn-litil.t4.A •'" - IM.I MLIF ' 'ILM0 lii Horizontal Section Detail Note:All dimensions are approximate. Weather Shield reserves the right to change specifications without notice. Weather Shield INTRODUCTION Premium Series® INSTALLATION DETAILS Shown are typical construction details for single units. These are solely used for the purpose of visualizing a window/door in a wall detail. Proper Installation System Objectives: • Minimize water and air infiltration • Allow for expansion and contraction around unit • Attach unit securely to wall **The design and structural load requirements of the rough opening are to be determined and met by the architect and/or engineer. Window/Door frame systems are not designed to support additional elements or components of the building wall system.** General Notes • Details reflect various wall systems. Other Weather Shield® products in the same wall construction will reflect similarly. • Details do not reflect complete installation procedures. • Refer to the Installation Guides under the Resources tab on www.weathershield.com for step by step procedures to install properly. • Weather Shield®sales representatives can assist with other variable applications. Installation Methods Integrated Nailing Fins, Installation Clips and Frame Screws are the most common methods for installing Weather Shield Premium Series®Windows and Doors. • Integrated Nailing Fins: applicable in most situations where the window/door can be installed from the exterior of the house to the sheathing. Primarily used on wood, vinyl, stucco (new construction) and brick veneer (new construction) exteriors. • Installation Clips: applicable in situations where the window/door needs to be installed and fastened in the interior. Primarily used on reconstruction. • Frame Screws: applicable in both installing the window/door from the interior or exterior. Mostly used when the window/door needs to be fastened to a wood buck, usually with concrete or masonry wall systems. Important Installation Procedures • Unit must be shimmed in the opening, true, plum, level and square. Shim windows a minimum of 1/4" above sill plate to provide proper clearance. • Shims are required to keep frames straight. • When insulating around the unit, use batt insulation or window and door installation foam. Do not use high compressive foam. IMPORTANT! Details are shown with minimal spacing between items for clarity of illustration. Actual assembly details may vary. www.weathershield.com Weather Shield Windows and Doors Premium REV 12/17 Weather Shield® Sliding Patio Doors Premium Series- WOOD SIDING INSTALLATION DETAILS Wood Siding - Wood Stud 6 9/16" Jamb - Jamb Extension WEATHER RESISTANT- 1/2"SHEETROCK** BARRIER OVER TOP OF , Imo,' SELF ADHERING TAPE** ,/ . , - -INTERIOR TRIM SELF ADHERING - F (OPTIONAL) FLASHING TAPE** �/ ---FILL CAVITY WITH WOOD SIDING** '.,"""""""'""""" BATT TSL &ION WINDOW CONTINUOUS SEALANT V-„ �--- INSTALLATION FOAM** AT HEAD AND SIDES , BEHIND NAIL FIN** 5. r. -SHIM AROUND UNIT** ✓^; ; a **PROVIDED BY OTHER 1 CONTINUOUS SEALANT CONTINUOUS SEALANT7410M111 Or111 AT SILL PAN LEG** UNDER SILL PAN** \'A,140011 0—... tA 101 SILL PAN** KICKBOARD** oi Witilii- SELF ADHERING �: FLASHING TAPE** kli Ir..yinum WOOD DECKING** JPEb METAL , - il ia ' FLASHING** Vertical Section Detail ' "tto I A.I/gA Horizontal Section Detail41 T -FA --at A'''. 0 ,„„ _..... MILE , - \�\� Note:All dimensions are approximate. Weather Shield reserves the right to change specifications without notice. www.weathershield.com Weather Shield Windows and Doors Premium REV 10/18 EsICC Most Widely Accepted and Trusted EVALUATION SERVICE (.. Innovation I�RESEARCH LM S ICC-ES Evaluation Report ESR-1410 ICC-ES I (800) 423-6587 I (562) 699-0543 I www.icc-es.org Reissued 06/2018 This report is subject to renewal 06/2020. DIVISION: 07 00 00—THERMAL AND MOISTURE PROTECTION SECTION: 07 31 29—WOOD SHINGLES AND SHAKES a )1 A-2n 40,4 E REPORT HOLDER: FSR TREATMENT, INC. EVALUATION SUBJECT: FSR, FTX, FIRE-RETARDANT-TREATED WOOD SHAKES AND SHINGLES ICC ICC ICC (oft.1ES" *) PMG LISTED "2014 Recipient of Prestigious Western States Seismic Policy Council (WSSPC)Award in Excellence" A Subsidiary of INTERNATIONAL ICC-ES Evaluation Reports are not to be construed as representing aesthetics or any other attributes not specifically addressed, nor are they to be construed as an endorsement of the subject of the report or a recommendation for its use. ANSI There is no warranty by ICC Evaluation Service, LLC, express or implied, as to any finding or other matter in this AccBEDnEu report, or as to any product covered by the report. 'SOtlEC 17065 Product Cortification Body #1000 ESICC EVALUATION SERVICE flt,!Tntti? Most Widely Accepted and Trusted ICC-ES Evaluation Report ESR-1410 Reissued June 2018 This report is subject to renewal June 2020. www.icc-es.orq I (800) 423-6587 I (562) 699-0543 A Subsidiary of the International Code Council® DIVISION: 07 00 00—THERMAL AND MOISTURE shakes and shingles have higher levels of chemical PROTECTION retention than the "Class C" treated shakes and shingles. Section: 07 31 29—Wood Shingles and Shakes Fire-retardant-treated starter course materials are supplied by FSR Treatment, Inc. or Chemco, Inc. and are produced REPORT HOLDER: from No. 2 grade taper sawn shakes or No. 2 grade shingles complying with the previously referenced code FSR TREATMENT,INC. sections, and are also available in"Class B"and"Class C." Products are sold under the trade names FSR FTX. ADDITIONAL LISTEE: 4.0 DESIGN AND INSTALLATION CHEMCO, INC. 4.1 General: EVALUATION SUBJECT: The wood shakes and shingles must be installed on spaced or solid sheathing complying with the applicable FSR, FTX, FIRE-RETARDANT-TREATED WOOD code. The wood shakes must be installed in accordance SHAKES AND SHINGLES with IBC Section 1507.9, IRC Section R905.8 or UBC Section 1507.12. The wood shingles must be installed in 1.0 EVALUATION SCOPE accordance with IBC Section 1507.8, IRC Section 905.7 or UBC Section 1507.13. Fasteners must be stainless steel Compliance with the following codes: complying with ASTM A580 Type 304 or 316. The wood ■ 2012,2009 and 2006 International Building Code®(IBC) shakes must be installed on roofs with a minimum slope of 4:12 (33%), while wood shingles may be installed on roofs • 2012, 2009 and 2006 International Residential Code® with a minimum slope of 3:12 (25%). (IRC) Weather exposure of the hip and ridge shakes or • 2013 Abu Dhabi International Building Code(ADIBC)t shingles must not exceed those exposures permitted for tThe ADIBC is based on the 2009 IBC.2009 IBC code sections referenced the field of the roof. in this report are the same sections in the ADIBC. Starter courses at the eave must be doubled, with • 1997 Uniform Building CodeTM (UBC) the first course being full-size treated shakes or shingles or 15-inch (381 mm) treated starter-course shakes or Properties evaluated: shingles. Fifteen-inch (381 mm) or 18-inch (457 mm) • Roof covering treated shakes or shingles may be used for the final course at the ridge. • Fire classification 4.2 Class A Roof Covering: 2.0 USES Products labeled as "Class B" shakes or shingles must be The fire-retardant-treated wood shake and shingle roof installed in accordance with Section 4.1 of this report, over coverings are for use where Class A, B or C wood roof spaced or solid sheathing covered either with one layer coverings are permitted. of 1/4-inch-thick (6.4 mm) Dens-Deck® Roof Board, 3.0 DESCRIPTION manufactured by Georgia Pacific Corporation, or with one layer of mineral-surfaced cap sheet complying with The fire-retardant-treated wood shakes and shingles are ASTM D3909. Where underlayment is required, the produced from No. 1 grade western red cedar shakes underlayment shall be installed over the Dens-Deck®board complying with IBC Section 1507.9.6 (2012 and 2009 or mineral-surfaced cap sheet. Fastener length for the codes and 1507.9.5 (2006 code), IRC Section R905.8.5 or shakes or shingles must be increased for the thickness of UBC Section 1507.12, or No. 1 western red cedar shingles the Dens-Deck board or cap sheet.The Dens-Deck boards complying with IBC Section 1507.8.5 (2012 and 2009 must be fastened to spaced or solid sheathing using a codes) and 1507.8.4(2006 code), IRC Section R905.7.4 or minimum of four fasteners per board to avoid panel shifting UBC Section 1507.13. The shakes and shingles, having a prior to installation of the shakes or shingles. The mineral- maximum moisture content of 25 percent, are pressure- surfaced cap sheet must be installed with 2-inch (51 mm) treated by FSR Treatment, Inc. or Chemco, Inc., with overlaps on the sides and ends, and attached with a proprietary fire-retardant chemicals. Treated products are sufficient number of fasteners to hold the sheet in place identified as "Class B" or"Class C."The "Class B" treated prior to installation of the shakes. ICC-ES Evaluation Reports are not to be construed as representing aesthetics or any other attributes not specifically addressed,nor are they to be construed ANSI as an endorsement of the subject of the report or a recommendation for its use.There is no warranty by ICC Evaluation Service,LLC,express or implied,as L „, to any finding or other matter in this report,or as to any product covered by the report. m" ie 4.3 Class B Roof Covering: 7.0 IDENTIFICATION Products labeled as "Class B" shakes or shingles must be 7.1 Bundles of treated wood shakes and shingles must installed in accordance with Section 4.1 of this report, bear a label noting the shingle or shake grading except that for shake installation a 36-inch-wide (914 mm), agency name and compliance with the grading Type II underlayment, complying with ASTM D226, must standards noted in the applicable code. An additional be installed under the 15-or 18-inch-long (381 or 457 mm) label, affixed to each bundle, must bear the treater's starter course at the eave line. name (FSR Treatment, Inc. or Chemco, Inc.), the 4.4 Class C Roof Covering: product name, the name of the inspection agency (ICC-ES and Fire Tech Services, Inc.), the fire Products labeled as"Class C" shakes or shingles must be classification and the evaluation report number(ESR- installed as described in Section 4.3 of this report for the 1410). Labels for "Class B" shakes must be printed Class B roof covering. with red ink and labels for"Class C" shakes must be 5.0 CONDITIONS OF USE printed with blue ink. See Figure 1 and 2 of this report for product treatment labels. The FSR Treatment, Inc., FTX fire-retardant-treated shakes and shingles described in this report comply with, Starter course shingles and shakes must be or are suitable alternatives to what is specified in, those identified with a label bearing the treater's name(FSR codes listed in Section 1.0 of this report, subject to the Treatment, Inc. or Chemco, Inc.), the product name following conditions: (Starter-Course), the name of the inspection agency (ICC-ES and Fire Tech Services, Inc.), the fire 5.1 The shakes and shingles are treated, identified and classification, the evaluation report number (ESR- installed in accordance with this report. 1410) and the words "To be used as starter course 5.2 The use of the Class B and C shakes and shingles is only." Labels for "Class B" starter course materials limited to use on roofs where the respective must be printed with red ink and labels for"Class C" classification is permitted, except that the Class B starter course materials must be printed with blue ink. shakes and shingles are permitted to be used on 7.2 The report holder's contact information is the roofs required to have a Class A roof covering where following: they are installed as part of the assembly described in FSR TREATMENT, INC. Section 4.2 of this report. 9486—288TH STREET 5.3 The shakes and shingles are pressure-treated MAPLE RIDGE, BRITISH COLUMBIA V2W 1 L1 by FSR Treatment, Inc., in Maple Ridge, British CANADA Columbia, Canada; and Chemco, Inc. in Ferndale, (604)462-0640 Washington under a quality control program with www.firesmartroofinq.com inspections by ICC-ES and Fire Tech Services, Inc. 7.3 The Additional Listee's contact information is the (AA-641). following: 6.0 EVIDENCE SUBMITTED CHEMCO, INC. 6.1 Data in accordance with the ICC-ES Acceptance POST OFFICE BOX 875 Criteria for Classified Wood Roof Systems (AC107), FERNDALE,WASHINGTON 98248 dated September 2004 (editorially revised February (360)366-3500 2014). www.chemco.us 6.2 Treater's published installation instructions. 6.3 A quality control manual. ClassICC Fire Retardant,_41 Class B Fire Retardant ■`. ' ICC ESR-141Retardant ICC ESR- A. • FisE TECH Wirral MC.nSSokuen i,A • FIRE TECH SEAS INSPECTION N ISSAOri H.SA T O.C.a15PECTNON AGENCY ,is PRESSURE TREATED NLSPECTING AGENCY l ��,, PRESSURE TREATED ne411 LISTING NO,OM AA441 LISTINGNO.E01e SHAKES AND SHINGLES Tearo a,FSR 1REeThe:T eC SHAKES AND SHINGLES T, di F q+ .. i1a� �o�o;//•• 9486.28811'a* 8C N_K. tit::-2S3 +Mye=:�7e BC _ .D.. 'G�,� YOSTWTH 9E APPLES IN ACCORDANCE Pie 641462aE40 (e,� - jj wRN At7UTd190N artwt rgrange AMMO �is Pv B344, bi: `i R n 1 WTN APPUCATTNNSIPLICnON4 IS 4 (1419S173S11nI tINAPPUA11011se*oe to ISSUE4 ar41tat73s-1011 CERTI-GUARD' �ETECH SERVI INC. CERTI-GUARD'"' ' Pressure-Treated Fire Retardant Shingles 0. INSPECTION AGENCY r Pressure-Treated Fire Retardant Shingles O.C.,encnON AGENCY _:r and Shakes.Cedar Shake A Shingle Bureau AA441 USTNG NO.L!i! and Shares.Cedar Shute&Shingle Brave "II uSTPIGNO sfla S' reatment nc. Y .•• -:h ..Maple'idge.:.C.V2W 1L1 1 • '412-0$40 FSR.reatment Inc 9486.28- ; •' ,,le Ridge.S C.V2'011L1 1(904)4426640 Legal for ate and's*InCaMarnf'LILFs.v ! IT -•:I FSR ': ,ra! lapel for use and sale hCatllon*. 'F='.` - i t ,Hi CLASS"B"FIRE RETARDANT ICC ESR•1410 CLASS"C"FIRE RETARDANT ICC ESR•1410 CLASS "B" Fire Retardant CLASS"C"Fire Retardant f' Passed the 10 year weathering test(Report no. Passed the 10 year weathering test(Report no +ir, FTT 21060-3).Health and Safety Code 131320) r FIT 21060.3) Health and Safety Code 131320; Jam; �• and ICC ES EG 107 Listed with the California State •• and ICC ES EG 107 listed with the California State LPL+' (fTsr FEB Marshal#04150-1735.101 FSR Treatment Inc "' NO Fire Matshal#04150-1735101 FSR Treatment Inc Fee Tech Services inc. ICC ESR-1410 Fie Tech�p�S�edrovaices Inc. ICC ESR-1410 0.C'hlspect1e"Agency ISSUE# AA.inepe6.11 dgrwg ncy ISSUE* AdNf lhtingno.501B _- - FIGURE 1—PRODUCT TREATMENT LABELS witn x-1 FSR TREATMENT INC. Class C Fire Retardant ' ICC ESR 1410 • } T9a 'rY .>ArrC:,ty !y'.4-482-61 rri: 'E:.3Gz '';-4'ri.i.' 1 ' `::-,. , / P 1-9DLIf12-Di1f} ME TECH SEF ES h'I czA�JA«f A , // O V�PrCT,lA EH r I , ) Fire ruled rooting per UL 790.ULCS407'M,Ut1C.4S-2 PRESSURE TREATED AA e ( f d.za - AST#FE•i09 ICC E 14/0.NFRA 256 when applied M SHAKES AND SHINGLES a+wj accordance wig'installation khs6tRfbrr raved with Wm roofingJ WV AML#D e1£CCQNDANcr 4 rev iu PM14 TAW.• s rh v i. �r *not AM-WIN loSTRUCTIONS Ni lTtlrlri Legal for ass in Camel ICC Class"C"Fire Retardant nc.ar0 rpm ISSUE+ • CLASS"C"Fire Retardant LEGAL FOR SALE AND USE IN CALIFORNIA Passed the 10 year weathering test(Report no 2FTT 21060-3) Health and Safety Code 13132Q) I • /� and ICC ES EG 107 Listed with the California Star.- \-ie"s"-; Opt FVe Marshal a 04150-I T;5!(it FSR Treatment In: , Fie Twe Wools Inc ICC ESR-14''' QG-41 LKeen Sort," ISSUE# Check w4h Local®uYd,n OIn:csai tau anyadd,hl;.:.,a, at In List.:-.. 9 enu,remeRtt a reattKtl4rta Front and Reverse Front and Reverse FSR Treatment Class C FTX Class C �I FSR TREATMENT INC. Class B Fire Retardant �,a�r , p ix ICC ESR-1410 inlaid C hen=arc.4191 Swaney(lit.Femme.War 5iu»r c. P 1.6 4462 1 FINE Rai SUMO'S INC SWUM Vol / Firelit INFECTION AGENCY rated roofing per UL 790.ULC-S-107-M,UOC-15-2 PRESSURE TREATEDh , � -;r•. ± ASTM.E-10I,ICC ESR•1410,NFPA 256 when appaied in SHAKES AND SHINGLES -I...AA*CNGMOC iRs ' - eYe,rAIRL accordance with Installation instructions Issued Nnth Oat roofing. „m#wun,pi ACCOIIpuct ill Grandee.as For WA e9246 F1 4,-. + PM t4104-462.0640 VON APOUCATIOSINS RUCT101r f_eer*Ir s ro Legal tor use in California ICC Class"II"Fire Retardant standee one tkhsa mad ISSUE a `. CLASS"B" Fire Retardant LEGAL FOR SALE AND USE IN CALIFORNIA a', Passed the 10 year weathering test(Report no .; FTT 21060-3),Health and Safer/Code 13132(ji :.- .. f � and ICC ES EG 107 listed with the California State :•e 7°vvoko`a"""R°°•`rie if'N 'rrv.}1 r.r,w-r. (let Fire Marshal% it AD17a 04150-1735:101 FSR Treatment Inc iArsawlRCaa�attepinsessrnlr Fie Tell Swims Inc ICC ESR-1410 5 aC.Inspection Poe^!, ISSUE# o..:►trK - Front and Reverse Front and Reverse FSR Treatment Class B FTX Class B FIGURE 2—PRODUCT TREATMENT LABELS FOR CHEMCO,INC. ) S S (3,- •, Seal gyp and sheathing to ing t !/" Thl profile sheathing be ntl tub �''-� ,y a 1/41 4. a 1 ,Seal window hate v"'�� p j Sh Ihl g abd ttppp bottom plate i:awed ham= t „�.. \ '"` ' Botlomplebe (9'd to aublloor --- . -Spray extends over gyp Joint § ��,•✓ .Seal wall frame to gyp Well and drywall Id _- '-Drywall sealed to top plate �„e+^"�- an c B sees Theof Aspen a ,.- City Drywall seated to top plate Sublloor sealed to rim IoisVrim closure � Seal sett blocWng penetreeona of gyp _. Rim iolst/rim closure sealed to top plat "...,`,Seeata will eYP Qlzfi 0 P Spray Foam In Unwonted Roof r '----Plates sled together Window Jamb Oh Trim 7 -'- Seal bottom plate to foundation " Soffit Intersection Behind tub at exterior wall .Seal well frame to gyp %Drywall sealed to bottom plat .Drywall sealed to bon,.plate Wua`o,.m.a.r -..Bottom plate sealed to subfloor Bottom plate sealed to aublloor '''Seal wall frame to gyp I k'� —"'- -----Busure sealed to rim JolOVrim III lit "'S blloor sealetlt tlm JoleVrim closure dowse �, � ,.�-R l IVdm closure sealedto MP_ .. - Fireplace Unit -- - - t toptPlata ___ _-Li_ —r i t t im closure soale0 Window Jamb with Drywall Returns a ,�` Drywall sealedill to top plate - Dryxell seeletl to lop plate -- -Exterior Well ,; : Drywall sealed to eecontl plat '-"`"— GYP ePanning behind /r�k thefreptoo "�a I' `�� V ,_..s Seal around air $ ',i (32 r .� t•`Fsr i, M.t�9 -- Intake penetrations Intersection of Interior Partition Wall and Ceiling A +" Z (' Drywall awletl t bpdom prate -" Rim Joist using Spray Foam i�� 6�}-�("��-- (/) Z Yam,..-----'"� _ ---Bottom plate sealed to aublloor y\�� Y /[/\:::‘ !/ j Drywall sealed to bottom plate V! < I - - - Subnoor sealed to rim JUaVdm n �s4,/ / J closure 4 / Bottom plate seated to subiloor -"---' -'- -ftim IOIsVnm closure sealed �'� et to top plate ,Drywall sealed to bottom plate ,-Drywall sealed to bottom plate - Plates sealed together I !� ' closurebor sealer/to toll6Vrlm 0 -`'^ .,. / Bottom plate sealed to sublan Bottom plate sealed to sublroor II- „ Behind fireplace at exterior wall seal bottom plate to foundation Wy ��•� plates sealed m suttee _ -:Vail fto�ipa visit Uoavre aealea a Plates sealed to aublloor Jolsl sealed to subitoor -Pieta sealed together (..9• .'. --Top plate sealed to joist Gasket for capillary "Seel bottom plate to fountlabon Z ....I t break t NOT an • auequate eat Wall Section using Drywall and Framing .J Q Top plate sealed to sheathing /kl Plies Sealed toward each,/ Top plate sealed b sheathing Q Drywall sealed to top plata% other and sheathing -•-, W A *"*""."."'"j, ` Drywall sealed to top plat VN/ Q Drywall sealed to framing II / Double plate sealed LL Doglee and losabl or \ Framing sealed to thin prattle sheathing Cantilevered Floor using Floor Sheathing Cantilevered Floor using Spray Foam ,,Ddude plate reeled Q \Sheathing as draft stop ''-w„• '"` ""' `� IogelAaend loeublba CI Chase Intersection with Exterior Wall Important areas to seal: �- Seal all penetrations of air barrier including: 7 Between double sill plates Recessed cans Between sill plate and floor sheathing a Receptacles -.- ---- �„ Rim joist areas Outlets Seal gyp to window and door openings Vents ` Rim Joist with Double Plate Kitchen soffits above wall cabinets Wiring \\\ Sheath and seal behind bathtubs,fireplaces,and chases along Pipes �•Drywallsealedtoframing the exterior wall. k,......J Gaps between HVAC registers and drywall t Framing sealed to exterbt drywall Weatherstrip attic access hatches 11 ',Sheathing as draft stop I Dwelling Separation Wall Intersection with Exterior Weil _ - •-__.,.-:.-�` . . t '.1 ��) i � yam ' --- - •''."'� Icerwelershlaltl sealed to it aming - I The City of Aspen Tape over window flange =^..., \ .._; ' , i .nzw'=ny, ~ `\ III . .- , Spray extends over sheathing \(. o„m j° _ • ry ,'f "Seal sheathing to framing; i._,..,._ r y Sealed joints in exterior sheathing �p 'Wintlaw ll g Window Jamb with J•trlm Window Jamb with Wood Trim 3Ar I Sheafhinglrigid insulation to spray foam roof ___\.....________.....,„/ 7\2-2 , ....,,,v,....,),„.., 0 .. . , / ,,,,--------- ---- ---,,,,,., _ 1 7 a_____ ......,,,_ Important areas to seal: € Seal all penetrations of air barrier Including: W Install per manufacturers instructions Structural projections '� ;. LLJ 4 Tape/seal all sheathing joints Exterior Receptacles Use appropriate fasteners Exterior Outlets 0 O —7 Seal sheathing to top plates and bottom plates(or foundation) Vents / : Z Seal sheathing to window and door openings(if Wiring i (T J Pipes < al Fl I Q I\ _i Exterior sheathing sealed. - _ to sill plate Sill gashet S NOT - - _ is denuate air searng ..Extenor aheaNlnq sealed to sill pinta �1 � Extentl shealhmg past sheath ng k.6p 'sr,�-A� aIw SiIIPlate sealed t0 foundation _— Sill plate seated to foundation and seal to foundation flk "� War 11' Alternate:Sheathing to foundation Detail:Sheathing to Sill Plate Wall Section using Exterior Sheathing and Ceiling Drywall Iv ., . 14-0 170 »k ,;i-- , i_1 t L_. 1w AN 0 l`N4 AS 1 Housewrap---__ 1 1 c.----I'-----*"'"'"----- - '� Seal houaewreP to— -,% r sheathing -,,..:! The City of Aspen Spray loam against L. I F "-Spey foam herd.ttatli cavities sheathing bears theme dMslup r /J/r, i�. il�.•�spev roam ageing deplete L •,,Nasearep seated to shoo.. " _. .I I '-`--Housewrap wrapped I tj Housewrap to spray foam roof I around and sealed to — 1.bwatetshield housewrap t 'Spray over callingdrywall Housewrap wish taped � S h Pea. >mr°-.,.,,,,_.,,-- lino. to top plate rywa (^/ in dn' �r 4-of O �V Housewrap to spray foam to housewrap Important areas to seal: Seal all penetrations of air barrier including. a 1 r ; t.+ w.-..-- „ -Install per manufacturers instructions '`, Structural projections Lap and tape all housewrap joints Exterior Receptacles Z book A-k„�.-p. Tape ail tears and holes in housewrap.Large holes may Exterior Outlets a � (A lk ( require shingling in patched pieces of housewrap. Vents Q -Use appropriate fasteners per manufacturers instructions; Wiring typically this requires cap fasteners or taped staples Pipes CO d — \ __.�--'l- -All joints,openings,and penetrations must be taped and Q seled. -- 1 The bottom course of housewrap must be sealed to the w t Lap and seal upper housewrap to _ .._1 foundation or sill plate(and then the sill plate sealed to the Q w pre-installed housewrap foundation). I N -The top course of housewrap must be sealed to the j- z are-ins.11housewrep... sheathing or top plate. i Z O -. - w Seal housewrap to PI t.'- CO\� CCO/ Seel plates to Q Vented Attic II '� continuous blocking l • Continuo.blockingaaaledon I{ all sides ! i _: _--tap and tape house wrap over II _" ..,�. .. i. I.. pre-wrapped house wrap ik Seal recessed cans ` a- 9eelhousewrap \ �`Seal drywallto I1 Pre-wrap a course of housewrap under to top plate - \Seal drywall to top blocking - the sill plate with sill seater I plate v— t Bosom course of housewrap,` >-- Housewrap to drywall ceiling to housewrap sealed to me foundation „o. Wall Section using Housewrap and Ceiling Drywall Alternate:Housewrap to foundation Detail:Housewrap under Sill Plate ti, , ki) ____ 1 44 iS5 f ,._..r S ' The City of Aspen 'ys..+ i-Spray loam hard to reach,j cavities before they are I. dosed up (' k. Sedeab Wrangledplates and ski NY Sad aNM b pleleswhmafrol 9 v lenglhddouda pklm end ski/ Woe d .�ti covered vnM sfuaYloem i - Seal between double t },. plates k tr • Y ^._ ... _.,-�- --S yf all 1 mitres \ `e+ it Important areas to seal: Seal all penetrations of air barrier including: Caulk/glue/seal along the full length of double plates and Structural projections Z stud packs. Exterior Receptacles 00 -Seal between all framing members not encapsulated with Exterior Outlets Seal between plate and floor sheathing y spray foam Vents /seal between ddoaa "� Isometric showing areas to add sealant In addition spray foam _,, Apply spray foam in hard to reach areas before they are Wiring pietas Cn covered up or provide access holes to allow spraying Pipes Spray foam rim — Q '�_ f„�%e,,.».^:.. .. .. last �¢-. O W LL ,- /rt 'y; ,,,� T� ® \ Seal between double v �^ "'...."'k'"'"'"'.. ;: plates Z a J N Q W -_----Spray foam all cavities 6L Q c ` r. Seal between double plates Seal between plate and Coon sheathing I Foundation gasket ------_- II I Spray foam rim root ---Gasket wit plate to foundation Detail of Foundation Connection Wall Section using Spray Foam