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A window opening is being flashed with separate sill, jamb, and head pieces. What sequence best supports shingle-lap water management?

Correct Answer

C) Sill flashing first, then jamb flashing, then head flashing integrated at the top.

For this detail, install the sill treatment first, overlap it with jamb flashing, then integrate the head flashing and wall drainage plane so water sheds outward. Follow the applicable window and flashing instructions; the sequence is not permission to omit required seals or drainage openings. Source: https://basc.pnnl.gov/resource-guides/windows-and-doors-are-fully-flashed

Answer Options
A
Head flashing first, then sill flashing, then jamb flashing.
B
Install jamb and head flashing but omit sill treatment.
C
Sill flashing first, then jamb flashing, then head flashing integrated at the top.
D
Install the head piece beneath the jamb pieces, reversing the drainage laps.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

For this detail, install the sill treatment first, overlap it with jamb flashing, then integrate the head flashing and wall drainage plane so water sheds outward. Follow the applicable window and flashing instructions; the sequence is not permission to omit required seals or drainage openings. Source: https://basc.pnnl.gov/resource-guides/windows-and-doors-are-fully-flashed

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