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When it comes to waterproofing showers, it's crucial to use a reliable system like the Schluter system that is easy to install, flexible, and supported by the manufacturer. Following industry standards like the Tile Council of North America guidelines ensures proper waterproofing. By choosing trusted manufacturers, knowledgeable trade partners, and paying attention to details, you can confidently create a waterproof shower that will stand the test of time. Ultimately, investing in a quality waterproofing system is essential for preventing water damage and ensuring the longevity of your building. Check out our last episode of What Should I Use? with Jake Bruton from Aarow Building.
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Episode 1. What Should I Use? - Windows
Episode 1
In this episode of What Should I Use, host Jake Bruton unpacks the complicated world of windows concerning health and safety when it comes the to the International Residential Code (IRC), the National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC), and how he as a builder views window selection.
Episode 3. What Should I Use? Weather Resistant Barriers
Episode 3
In this episode of "What Should I Use?" hosted by Jake Burton, the focus is on understanding the concept of WRB, specifically the differences between water-resistant and weather-resistant barriers. Jake begins by exploring the varying definitions of WRB in the building industry, comparing code specifications with industry practices.
Episode 4. What Should I Use? - Siding
Episode 4
Join Jake Bruton of Aarow Building to understand what requirements are provided by the International Residential Code not only in fastening or anchorage, but also details in water management and ventilation to ensure the optimal long-term performance for siding applications.
Episode 5. What Should I Use? - Dehumidification
Episode 5
In this episode of "What Should I Use?", Jake Bruton gives a primer on what dehumidification systems do in residential homes. A critical component of Indoor Air Quality management, Jake explains the mechanical refrigeration process of a dehumidifier used to extract moisture from the indoor environment, and how it reduces the risk for mold. The episode also covers the importance of equipment sizing, ductwork, and understanding what the target relative humidity should be in your home. If dehumidification seems abstract, make sure to listen for Jake's explanation on its connection to building a tight enclosure that enables control over indoor environments.
