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StoTherm reStore Details
StoTherm reStore Details
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Surface to be recoated must be sound, clean and free of surface contaminants
Inspect the existing finish to ensure that it is sound, clean, and free of contaminants. Any areas of loose or damaged finish should be removed and the base coat inspected prior to proceeding.
Procedure illustrates repairs to base coat and finish damage where the insulation remains intact.
Procedure illustrates steps to install a new backwrap termination or replace an existing one.
Correctly installed EIFS reveal.
Correctly installed EIFS reveal.
Procedure illustrates repairs to damaged EIFS where the insulation requires replacement. Damage may have resulted from impact, crack from improper insulation installation (as illustrated here) or from other cause.
Procedure illustrates impact damage repair to an EIFS corner.
Procedure illustrates repairs to EIFS installed close to grade with landscaping installed over the bottom of the EIFS.
Procedure illustrates a method for installing a flashing under a nail flange window without removing the window.
Procedure illustrates a method for installing a new opening in an existing EIFS cladding. Opening size may range from a small opening (duct) to large opening (window).
Procedure illustrates installation of a new sealant joint with an additional secondary seal at the substrate.
Procedure illustrates a preparation method for EIFS where a sealant joint has failed and is going to be replaced.
Procedure illustrates a preparation method for EIFS where a sealant joint has failed and covered with a membrane.
EIFS parapet caps were a popular method of providing clean lines in a facade design. As a result of the exposure to weather and physical damage, additional maintenance is required. The procedure illustrated here shows how to maintain and repair the damage as well as providing a method for recoating and finishing. There will still be a requirement for increased maintenance. A more durable replacement alternative is shown in Sto reStore Detail 74.61.
EIFS are sometimes wrapped over parapets. Depending in the degree of exposure to impact damage or severe weather, a higher level of maintenance may be required to keep them weathertight and clean. This repair method shows removal and replacement with a more durable cap flashing that will direct water away from the wall surface.
Procedure illustrates repairs to sign track set into an EIFS cladding with inadequate protection against water penetration through or around the perimeter of the sign. Gypsum based sheathing is installed behind the signage.
Procedure illustrates repairs to sign track set into an EIFS cladding with inadequate protection against water penetration through or around the perimeter of the sign. Wood based sheathing is installed behind the sign track.
Procedure illustrates repairs to sign track set into an EIFS cladding with inadequate protection against water penetration through or around the perimeter of the sign. Wood based sheathing is installed behind the sign track.
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