Galvanized Stucco Netting For Three-Coat Stucco

The 17 Gauge Stucco Netting is engineered for optimal performance in three-coat stucco applications, offering extensive coverage and reliable durability with dimensions of 150' long and 36" wide (50 sq yds). It features a self-furred design with eight rows of 'Channel Furr' across the width, providing a standard 3/8" furr. The SOFT-WEAVE process ensures the netting remains flat and pliable, preventing common issues such as rust, broken wires, wavy edges, warps, and bubbles. Meeting industry standards under ICC Report No. ESR-, this netting is manufactured to be straight and flat-lying, reducing labor costs and minimizing claims and returns. This high-quality netting enhances the appearance of finished walls, offering superior performance and reliability, and avoiding the typical headaches associated with sub-quality netting.

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Lathing is the first step of a new stucco project. Lathing not only protects against moisture intrusion to the framing of the house, it also ensures a sturdy support system for new stucco or hardscape work. The lathing process itself includes several steps. These steps include: installing weep screeds, asphalt coated waterproofing paper, lath (pronounced like &#;bath&#;) wire, expansion joints, milcore, plaster stops, corner aids and arch aids as needed. Below you will find a quick overview of each step and product used.
Weep Screed

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Weep screed is a lath accessory that aids in expelling moisture at the bottom of a wall as well as prevent water from wicking up the wall. The weep screed is installed at the foundation line along the house, a minimum of 2&#; above paved or 4&#; above graded surface. Weep screed comes in a variety of metals, including copper, galvanized steel, stainless steel, aluminum and zinc.
Asphalt-Coated Waterproofing Paper

Also known as 60-minute paper, this is a needed barrier between the framing of the house and any outside moisture. The 60-minute paper is highly resistant to water. It is installed against the exterior framing of the house in a layered fashion, from the bottom of a wall to the top, creating a trickle down for water or moisture.

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