How Strong is a Thermoplastic Weld? Welcome to Episode 1 of The Building Science FAQ series. This new video series...
Low-Slope Roofing Mistake No. 9: Short Flashings
Low-Slope Roofing Mistake No. 8: Missing Cut Edge Sealant
Low-Slope Roofing Mistake No. 7: Missing T-Joint Patches
Low-Slope Roofing Mistake No. 6: Not Meeting Minimum Weld Width
Low-Slope Roofing Mistake No. 5: Angle-Change Voids
Low-Slope Roofing Mistake No. 4: Inadequate half-sheet fastening
Low-Slope Roofing Mistake No. 3: Welding start-and-stop voids
Low-Slope Roofing Mistake No. 2: Not cleaning the membrane
Low-Slope Roofing Mistake No. 1: Not Probing Your Work
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Thanks. We have a similar blog on dew points and condensation that you might want to read also.
Thanks for reading the blog. We have another one, comparing air barriers and vapor retarders that you might want to look at.