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Old 08-13-2009, 02:40 PM   #1
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Anyone familer with how to attach wiremesh(or micro mesh needed??) to ICF forms? I need to parge/stucco over the blue skin and the top of the icf forms (white stuff). Not sure what to use to attach some wire mess? On top of the ledger board to the roof i just attach my wire with staple gun on my compressor and micro mess around the details, but im scared its not going to hold on the stryofoam icf blocks
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Old 08-13-2009, 04:20 PM   #2
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we didn't/don't - we just apply stucco layers to icf's,,, got a question for you tho - why housewrap on icf's & whoever said to do that ? ? ? since its now wrapp'd, you'll have to mechanically attach mesh
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my bad, only the basement is icf forms, from the sill plate up its 2x6 construction
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so you'll have to staple on mesh which brings to mind ANOTHER question,,, why NOT bld the whole thing w/icf's ? ? ? unless you think energy costs'll be going down, icf's or structural insulated panels're the BEST building system imo,,, your thoughts,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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so you'll have to staple on mesh which brings to mind ANOTHER question,,, why NOT bld the whole thing w/icf's ? ? ? unless you think energy costs'll be going down, icf's or structural insulated panels're the BEST building system imo,,, your thoughts,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Not in the budget and Im still a large fan of traditional framing. We use 2x6 construction with R20+ on the inside and 2" of rigid insulation on the outside for over R30 protection
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Hey Ryan do you notice yourself tripping on your top stair tread. I know that i would be.
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Hey Ryan do you notice yourself tripping on your top stair tread. I know that i would be.
Heh. Those are actually some of the forms from the concrete. I have to get my stucco/parging done so i can backfill property and build a nice wrap around deck and stairs
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