What is DensGlass sheeting?
DensGlass® Sheathing is the #1 architecturally specified fiberglass mat gypsum sheathing1. Track record that spans more than 30 years. Helps add performance and durability to a wide range of fire-rated and non-fire-rated building assemblies.
Can stucco be applied to DensGlass?
Stucco systems may be applied over DensGlass Sheathing using paper-backed metal lath or two layers of building paper and metal lath. Install stucco system in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions and local building code requirements.
Does DensGlass need a vapor barrier?
The energy code requires continuous air barrier on either the interior or exterior wall in certain climate zones.
Is DensGlass an air barrier?
It is a polymer-modified emulsion and designed for spray or roller application. The membrane is also an air and water barrier. ExoAir™ TWF is a self-adhered 40 mil (Thru-Wall Flashing) membrane.
Is DensGlass exterior sheathing?
Exterior Walls Rely on Georgia-Pacific Gypsum’s industry-trusted line of high-performance exterior gypsum panels, including DensGlass®Sheathing– the #1 architecturally specified fiberglass-mat gypsum sheathing.
How thick is a stucco wall?
The correct thickness is then 5/8 inch. Two-coat applications are only for use over solid plaster bases without metal lath. For unit masonry, that thickness is ½ inch. For cast-in-place or precast concrete, the thickness for two-coat work is 3/8 inch.
Can DensGlass be finished?
DensGlass Sheathing is an ideal product for exterior ceilings and soffits for both cold and warm climate zones. It resists sagging, even under exceptionally humid conditions. Panels are applied directly to structural framing. Surface and joints may be finished and painted, or surfaced with an exterior finish system.
Can DensGlass get wet?
DensGlass Sheathing is resistant to normal weather conditions, but it is not intended for immersion in water. Cascading roof/floor water should be directed away from the sheathing until appropriate drainage is installed. Avoid any condition that will create moisture in the air and condensation on DensGlass Sheathing.
How do you seal DensShield seams?
By caulking the intersecting corners of DensShield Tile Backer panels and around a tub base or shower pan with flexible sealant, a moisture-resistant envelope can be established. The sealant should be applied to the DensShield Tile Backer corners PRIOR to taping the joints.
What kind of skin lesions is stucco keratosis?
Stucco keratosis is a condition characterized by multiple benign wart-like lesions that are typically small and white or gray in color. The lesions are so named because of their “stuck on” appearance. Stucco keratosis usually appear on the legs, ankles, and feet, although they may sometimes appear on the arms and hands.
How is electro desiccation used for stucco keratosis?
Electro-desiccation – this sounds a little bit scary but the procedure is actually simple. Basically, a needle-shaped electrode is used in order to dry the affected tissues with high-frequency electric current Retinoid drugs have also been chosen for the treatment of stucco keratosis.
How often do you get stucco keratosis on your ankles?
The condition is asymptomatic and most of the times the patient will not even notice the lesions present on the skin. However, there are many cases where the lesions are numerous, ranging from as few as 7 to as many as 100. Stucco keratosis is also known as keratosis alba and, in older males, it is more frequent at the level of the ankles.
What should I wear if I have stucco keratosis?
UV protection is a very important thing to take into consideration. Patients are advised to wear sunblock with high SPF factors and wear clothing that covers the skin as much as possible Urea containing emollients and creams have also helped with the stucco keratosis lesions.