March/April 2009
by Scott Gibson
The new generation of wood preservatives is driving up the popularity of corrosion- resistant alternatives.
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Beyond Aluminum Flashing The new generation of wood preservatives is driving up the popularity of corrosion- resistant alternatives by Scott Gibson No one disputes the importance of flashing the connection between a deck ledger and a house to keep water out, thus preventing decay and the resulting expense for repairs to sheathing and structural framing. The question is what kind of flashing works best. Though the International Residential Code specifies that "corrosion resistant" materials be used where porches, decks, or stairs are attached to a wall or floor assembly in wood-frame construction, it doesn't specify what constitutes a corrosion-resistant material.
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