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January 10, 2011 at 9:31 AM #651525January 10, 2011 at 10:23 AM #650456AKParticipant
[quote=ucodegen]True, provided that the stucco ends above the ground level. Otherwise capillary action will pull any moisture up the any small crack between the stucco and foundation. That said, I grew up in a house that was pre 1960, in California, that did have weep screeds.[/quote]
Good point … I grew up in an early ’60s house without weep screed, but it had a crawl space that kept everything ventilated. Slab-on-grade foundation would behave differently.
January 10, 2011 at 10:23 AM #650524AKParticipant[quote=ucodegen]True, provided that the stucco ends above the ground level. Otherwise capillary action will pull any moisture up the any small crack between the stucco and foundation. That said, I grew up in a house that was pre 1960, in California, that did have weep screeds.[/quote]
Good point … I grew up in an early ’60s house without weep screed, but it had a crawl space that kept everything ventilated. Slab-on-grade foundation would behave differently.
January 10, 2011 at 10:23 AM #651106AKParticipant[quote=ucodegen]True, provided that the stucco ends above the ground level. Otherwise capillary action will pull any moisture up the any small crack between the stucco and foundation. That said, I grew up in a house that was pre 1960, in California, that did have weep screeds.[/quote]
Good point … I grew up in an early ’60s house without weep screed, but it had a crawl space that kept everything ventilated. Slab-on-grade foundation would behave differently.
January 10, 2011 at 10:23 AM #651242AKParticipant[quote=ucodegen]True, provided that the stucco ends above the ground level. Otherwise capillary action will pull any moisture up the any small crack between the stucco and foundation. That said, I grew up in a house that was pre 1960, in California, that did have weep screeds.[/quote]
Good point … I grew up in an early ’60s house without weep screed, but it had a crawl space that kept everything ventilated. Slab-on-grade foundation would behave differently.
January 10, 2011 at 10:23 AM #651565AKParticipant[quote=ucodegen]True, provided that the stucco ends above the ground level. Otherwise capillary action will pull any moisture up the any small crack between the stucco and foundation. That said, I grew up in a house that was pre 1960, in California, that did have weep screeds.[/quote]
Good point … I grew up in an early ’60s house without weep screed, but it had a crawl space that kept everything ventilated. Slab-on-grade foundation would behave differently.
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