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…directly over an ice-and-water barrier to seal the roof sheathing and protect against the elements. Synthetic underlayments…
…provides a vital second layer of protection on top of the sheathing to help keep moisture out. It is necessary for roofing manufacturers…

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…panel joints to keep out the rain if the roof covering is lost. The Peel & Seal tape seals the joints between the TechShield sheathing panels so rain won't run between them and into the house. Peel & Seal reflects heat to keep interiors cool and to reduce…

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…finally prepare the roof sheathing for asphalt shingles…
…sheets of 3/4-inch plywood specified on the materials…
…nasty weather. With the sheathing in place it was easier…
…weather allowed the plywood sheathing on the roof to dry…

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…work will require the removal of some interior wall sheathing (drywall, for example). If you are repairing a…
…siding is removed and replaced with exterior grade plywood sheathing. If necessary, the existing foundation footing is…

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…materials and careful workmanship to build a roof that is durable and leak proof. Start with a solid deck made of plywood, OSB sheathing, or 1x6 boards; any wood that is not sound must be removed and replaced before you begin roofing. If you live…

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…attic, TechShield heat barrier sheathing can increase comfort levels within…
…reducing cooling costs. TechShield sheathing is available in plywood and OSB, and installs just like traditional roof sheathing. No additional labor cost is involved…

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…steps involved in traditional framing, sheathing, and insulation. The panels were carefully…
…cured between two sheets of non veneer plywood called oriented strand board (OSB). Framing, insulation, vapor barrier, and sheathing are all incorporated into one package…

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