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Flashing & Moisture Control for Masonry Walls

non-BEC
May 13, 2024
9:07 pm - 9:07 pm
Location
CONSTRUCT, CSI National conference, St. Louis, MO
Posted by Scott Conwell

September 30, 2015 mid-morning

Flashing & Moisture Control for Masonry Walls

Location:  CONSTRUCT - CSI National Conference, St. Louis, MO

Program Details:  http://www.constructshow.com/Attendee/Schedule/SessionDetails/34709

Registration:  http://www.constructshow.com/Attendee/Register

Education:  1.0 LU, HSW

Cost:  Refer to CONSTRUCT website.

Description:  This program takes a detailed look at a masonry cavity wall’s moisture management system, analyzing the components of air space, flashing, weeps, air barrier, mortar joints, drainage accessories, the masonry materials themselves, and perhaps the most critical component to a watertight wall, workmanship procedures.   It will look at details and conditions throughout the wall that present unique opportunities for moisture intrusion via bulk water, air infiltration, and vapor diffusion, and how to mitigate moisture at those conditions.

Presenter:  Scott Conwell, International Masonry Institute.