EIFS - hosebib or railing attachment detail

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EIFS - hosebib or railing attachment detail

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Railing Detail EIFS – Railing Detail Wall

Text in the illustration

sealant and backer rod, all around railing, hosebib, or other mounted object blocking - usually painted or fully flashed wood blocking should be decay and corrosion-resistant. base coat and reinforcing mesh wrapped around edges sealant adhered to EIFS base coat EIFS - hosebib or railing attachment detail
base coat and reinforcing mesh wrapped around edges
blocking - usually painted or fully flashed wood
blocking should be decay and corrosion-resistant.
sealant adhered to EIFS base coat
railing, hosebib, or other mounted object
sealant and backer rod, all around

Generated explanation

The cutaway shows an exterior insulation and finish system (EIFS) wall with a projecting mounted object secured at a wood blocking detail. The blocking occupies an opening in the EIFS, with sealant and backer rod specified around its perimeter. The base coat and reinforcing mesh wrap around the exposed EIFS edges, and the sealant adheres to the base coat. Annotations specify painted or fully flashed wood blocking and call for decay and corrosion resistance.

Components

EIFS wall cladding EIFS insulation board EIFS base coat reinforcing mesh EIFS finish coat wood blocking sealant joint backer rod mounted railing or fixture attachment fasteners

Materials

wood foam insulation reinforcing mesh EIFS base coat textured finish coat sealant backer rod

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