Zip | Part 2- Outdoor

If installing stucco, an additional water-resistive barrier (WRB) might be required, though the system itself is an approved WRB.

To make this report more useful for your specific site, could you tell me: Are you using standard tape or the liquid flash system? What type of exterior cladding (siding) will be installed?

Look for "Z" marks indicating the tape has been rolled. Part 2- Outdoor zip

Install panels with the moisture-resistant barrier facing outward. Orient long edges (

-inch gap at all panel edge joints to allow for proper movement. Look for "Z" marks indicating the tape has been rolled

Crucial Step: Use a ZIP System Tape Roller (or J-roller) to apply pressure, ensuring a strong bond. The roller will leave an embossed "Z" pattern on the tape, indicating proper pressure.

Use ZIP Stretch Tape for curved windows and corners to create a continuous, flexible seal. Crucial Step: Use a ZIP System Tape Roller

The objective is to install ZIP System sheathing and tape to create a continuous air and water-resistive barrier, eliminating the need for traditional house wrap. Engineered wood panels with integrated overlay.