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Setting the Bar: Industry Standards for Flashing Installation around Windows and Doors for Commercial Buildings (Recorded Webinar)

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This course provides an overview of the industry standards and code references for flashing materials used in the installation of windows and doors. The code-referenced material standards for window and door flashings are summarized and compared, and the standard installation practices developed by the three main fenestration industry organizations are reviewed. Applications of the window and door installation standards and principles are shown using standard flashing materials with a focus on commercial and multifamily buildings.

Upon completion of this course, the Learner should be able to:

  • Explain window and door installation and flashing requirements per the building code.
  • Explain the key AAMA standards and building code references for the various types of flashing materials.
  • Describe how the industry standards developed for the installation of windows and doors serve to reduce mold and moisture issues and contribute to occupant health.
  • Apply these window and door principles and standards to your projects.

Approximately 1 hour. Delivered online, at your own pace.

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This course is registered with: 26 Industry Association(s)

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