Traditional vs. Innovative WRB/AB Approach: How Does a Single-Source System Approach Add Value? (Print Course)

Mitigating the intrusion of water and air through a structure is a primary concern for designers and contractors. By assessing the differences between traditional air- and water-resistive barriers and comparing them to newer technologies, specifiers can better avoid issues that lead to moisture concerns. Being aware of challenges to jobsite conditions and installation will further enable specifiers to choose the best weather-resistant barrier solution for their project’s building type.

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Big Haus Project Video

Simplifying construction by eliminating steps and manual labor. This WBS can be installed by one person and helps achieve a continuous building envelope reducing the risk of water damage and air intrusion.

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Success in the Field: Forcefield Weather Barrier System

This paper showcases how GP Forcefield, an easy to use, water-tight system, was able to simplify construction projects in various climates and topographies. The product eliminates steps in the build process and has a faster dry-in time so you can get workers inside sooner for a tighter timeline for completion.

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Pinhoti Peak Video

This project showcases GP Forcefield. An easy to use, water-tight system that simplifies construction, eliminating steps in the build process and allowing for a faster dry-in so you can get workers inside sooner providing a tighter timeline for completion.

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