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Home Corner Details On Our TruExterior Siding

Today, Jake is back at the Hilltop Aarow project discussing corner details on the TruExterior siding. Watch as Jake explains how they're dealing with the outside and inside corners. The primary water barrier is behind the siding at the ZIP sheathing. With the help of a rainscreen installed onto the face of the sheathing, the siding is no longer required to be 100% watertight. This leaves a cleaner look without the use of caulks and sealants that would otherwise be necessary after install.

Link to siding: https://truexterior.com/

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