Exterior stucco wall construction with improved moisture drainage

a technology of external stucco and moisture drainage, applied in the direction of walls, constructions, building components, etc., can solve the problems of insufficient methods and wood rot, and achieve the effect of preventing moisture intrusion

Active Publication Date: 2017-11-30
STYTEK LLC
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This patent describes how an insulation material can help keep out water from other parts of the building's structure. It also prevents rainwater from collecting in certain areas where it shouldn't get wet.

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The technical problem addressed in this patent is how to improve the durability and security of stuccos exterior building claddings that can prevent moisture intrusion and accumulate moisture on materials and structures without compromising their effectiveness.

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[0019]Turning now to the drawings, and in particular FIG. 1, an exterior stucco wall construction 11 is illustrated. A wall frame 12 is provided, in this example, comprising a horizontal sill plate 13 and a plurality of vertical wall studs 14 arranged in spaced relation along sill plate 13 and upstanding therefrom. Sill plate 13 is mounted on and secured to a foundation 16, which may be a poured slab or a stem wall. It is to be understood that FIG. 1 is exemplary of one of many construction methods with which the wall construction 11 may be advantageously incorporated. For example, wall frame 12 could be made from poured concrete, bricks, or metal studs, in lieu of the wooden wall studs 14 which are shown.

[0020]A layer of sheathing 17 is attached to an outer side 18 of wall frame 12. Sheathing 17 has a lower margin 19, the lowermost edge thereof typically overlaps a small portion of foundation 16. Sheathing 17 is preferably made from sheets of plywood or OSB (Oriented Strand Board), bu

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An exterior stucco wall construction comprising: a wall frame; sheathing attached to the outer side of the wall frame; a moisture collection channel mounted along a lower margin of the sheathing and having an inner flange, an outer flange, and a support floor extending therebetween, the collection channel further having a plurality of apertures arranged in spaced relation adjacent and along the inner flange; a vapor barrier attached to the sheathing and covering a portion of the upper flange of the collection channel; a moisture impervious board having an inner side provided with drain means to facilitate the downward drainage of moisture to a lower edge located within the collection channel and resting upon its support floor; lath wire secured over the outer side of the board; and, at least one coat of stucco applied over the lath wire.

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