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Part 1: Prepare a Rough Opening for a Nail-Fin Window Over a Fluid-Applied WRB

Use the liquid WRB and a piece of bevel siding to build a sloped sill before liquid-flashing the entire surface.
Part 2: Install a Nail-Fin Window Over a Fluid-Applied WRB

Dry-fit the window, then run a bead of liquid flashing that provides an extra layer of protection against water intrusion.
Part 3: Flash a Nail-Fin Window Over a Fluid-Applied WRB

Mask off the window to keep things clean when you flash the window flange to the wall.
Part 4: Air-Seal and Insulate a Nail-Fin Window Over a Fluid-Applied WRB

Spray foam and high-quality sealant bridge all of the gaps between the framing, shims, and window for a durable and energy-efficient installation.
FHB House 2019 – Part 2: Classic Character, Modern Comfort

Behind the brick lies an airtight envelope and an extravagant bath
Bucks for Outsulation

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Windows in Thick Walls

Thick-wall assemblies offer better comfort and energy efficiency, but installing windows presents a challenge for builders.
Using Windsor Windows and Doors to Big Effect

Tall windows and a wide multipanel door are defining features.
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The History of Windsor Windows & Doors

Windsor has built a strong reputation of quality and value among architects, builders, contractors and homeowners.
Podcast Episode 181: Ethical Business Practices, Pass-Through Windows, and Cutting Asbestos Shingles

The Fine Homebuilding editors talk about doing right by your clients, opening up a kitchen to the outdoors, following EPA guidelines when removing asbestos siding, and more.

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