Window Frame Spacing Tape and Method for Installing a Window
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Mar 18, 2010
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Sep 15, 2008
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Sep 15, 2008
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Window frame spacing tape is used to prevent the latent crushing of a window frame when adjacently installed brick siding expands over time. The tape is comprised of a piece of moisture resistant foam with an adhesive backing covered by a removable nonstick cover. The thickness of the tape is set such that the tape will absorb any expansion of adjacently installed brick without allowing the expansion to deform the window frame. The width of the tape is set such that an edge of the tape forms the base of an appropriately sized caulk receptacle. The tape is placed on the outer periphery of the window frame. Brick siding is then installed such that it abuts the tape.
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