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VV E g • - 565 <br /> ® Originally Issued: 03/08/2018 Revised: 05/03/2021 Valid Through: 03/31/2022 <br /> 9. Aluminum cladding—3 min minimum thickness,open or non-open joint. <br /> 10. Steel cladding-0.0149-inch minimum thickness,open or non-open joint. <br /> 11. Copper cladding—0.0216-inch minimum thickness,open or non-open joint. <br /> 12. Zinc cladding—4 min minimum thickness,open or non-open joint. <br /> 13. `/4-inch minimum fiber cement cladding,open or non-open joint <br /> 14. Concrete—minimum 1-inch thick,open or non-open joint. <br /> 15. Concrete Masonry Units—minimum 1-inch thick open or non-open joint <br /> 16. Stone Veneer—minimum 1-inch thick,open or non-open joint. <br /> 17. One Coat Stucco—3/8-inch minimum exterior cement plaster and lath,non-open joint. <br /> 18. Thin Brick adhered(with noncombustible mortar)to stucco base(minimum 3/4-inch)non-open <br /> joint. <br /> Flashing of window,door and As an option,flash around window,door and other exterior wall penetrations with limited amounts of <br /> other exterior wall penetrations maximum 12-inch wide flashing tape(acrylic,asphalt or butyl based)or liquid applied membrane <br /> material with or without fiber mesh reinforcement. <br /> Window Perimeter Materials for Openings Perimeters <br /> For Exterior Insulations 1 or 2 with no coating over the foam,use 18 gauge minimum sheet steel <br /> perimeter flashing. Windows and doors shall be framed as required for the base wall. <br /> For Exterior Insulation 3 with the coating over the foam,use 26 gauge minimum aluminum <br /> perimeter flashing. Windows and doors shall be framed as required for the base wall. <br /> For SI: 1 inch=25.4 mm;1lb/ft3=16 kg/m3 <br /> 'Fireblocking per Section 718 of the 2018,2015 and 2012 IBC and Section 717 of the 2009 IBC and thermal barrier material requirements must <br /> be met for BWS 1 and 2,as required by specific wall construction details when combustible concealed space is created on the interior side of the <br /> exterior wall assembly. <br /> Page 7 of 7 <br />