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IWS under felt or over? - DIY Home Improvement Forum My question is, should I hold back the felt from the ridge hips then overlap the felt with the IWS 6" or so That way, there will be 12" of IWS on each side of the hip in direct contact with the ply, but the IWS overlap also seals the edge of the felt
Ice and Water Shield under drip edge? - DIY Home Improvement Forum The drip edge can have the style D roof edge capped by the IWS (method 1) The IWS can be run over the edge and hanging down on the fascia with a style L roof edgeover the roof edge and into the gutter (method 2) Finally the IWS can go under the style D roof edge and then it is sealed with a strip of IWS over the top (method 3)
Why Ice and Water shield cannot be installed on WHOLE roof? From the admittedly little I know about the DC area, I can't see why you would ice water shield In areas, like here, where significant snow accumulation is the norm, as the snowpack builds up the lower part near the roof will become compacted and turn into ice or something damn near
EZFlow French Drain, alternative or gimmick? - DIY Home Improvement Forum you confirmed my thoughts exactly i'm tempted to go with the ezflow, as i would probably only need one, maybe two 10' lengths, totaling less than 100 bucks add in the cost of extra corrugated running to the street and landscaping wrap (maybe not needed for the ezflow?) and the investment because pretty small
Grace vs. Certainteed - DIY Home Improvement Forum Yes, it irks me, too that everyone calls all self-adhering ice barriers as "Ice and Water Shield" IWS (as I call it) is a brand name If you get a contractor that states Ice and Water Shield, then you had better be getting Grace I refer to GAF's Weatherwatch as an ice barrier in my proposals, but not as IWS
setting deck posts (4x4) in concrete anchors piers Grace IWS does fine around roofing nails which go straight in, but he suggested using Blueskin, and it was the same price So I went with the one that someone had first hand experience with I'm sure IWS would also work fine, but I just preferred a little more tar for around the screws