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DIAMOND FURR TT-4 Stucco Expansion Joint
Continuous insulation (c.i.) systems finished with 3-coat stucco/plaster offer new challenges to architects and installers alike. Controlling costs while designing an effective installation method that minimizes moisture intrusion. Not to mention costly RFI’s can be a daunting task.
Our Diamond-Furr Lath Attachment products have been developed to improve building performance while providing exceptional cost, labor and time saving elements.
Diamond-Furr lath attachment products (X Slide) eliminate 100% of the penetrations through the moisture barrier at termination points thus over 55% of the field penetrations. Furthermore The Diamond-Furr line accomplishes four steps in one product – Trim, Flashing, Furring and Lath Attachment.
X Slide Aka DIAMOND FURR TT-4 Stucco Expansion Joint- Also Samples available Upon Request.
IN Addition DIAMOND-FURR Features / Benefits:
| Polyiso insulation meets NFPA 285 without glass mat gypsum sheathing | Eliminates need for gypsum sheathing |
| Polyiso insulation offers R 6.5 per inch | additional insulation value |
| POLYISO insulation | Not hazardous fiberglass dust like glass mat sheathing or poluting polystyrene particles |
| 4×12 sheet of polyiso insulation weighs 88% less than 4×8 sheathing | Less worker fatigue and easier scaffold staging |
| 4×12 sheet covers 33% more area than 4×8 sheathing | Faster installation time |
| Polyiso insulation is easier to cut than glass mat sheathing | Lowers potential for worker injury |
| Foil-faced polyiso insulation serves as air / moisture barrier | Eliminates the need for a 2nd layer of building paper |
| Diamond-Furr eliminates 100% of penetrations at termination points | Reduced moisture intrusion liability |
| Diamond-Furr incorporates tie wire connections | Reduced cracking and no caulking screw heads |
| No screws through water barrier at termination points | Reduced need for peel & stick barriers |
| Diamond-Furr provides continuous 3/8″ furring | Best lath embedment possible |
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