Preparing Wall for Blown-in Installation with the X-Bracket System

In this video, we show how simple it is to prepare the outside of your walls with the X-Bracket System to get ready for any blown-in insulation. We specifically prepare the wall for rock wool insulation but the method remains the same for other types, as well.
00:13 Flashing Outset window
03:07 Installing window
04:01 Final flashing for Outset window
05:08 X-Bracket Install Breakdown
08:22 Rockwool Install Breakdown
08:47 Alternative Method for X-Brackets on the Interior
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[@thehardway406]

That is a great solution for continuous exterior insulation!

[@CrestoneColorado-yj4we]

Good demo

[@rsecord]

As the owner of a predominately Blown-in-insulation company, I like this for full remodels of homes with 2x4 walls.

[@insofast-continuous-insulation]

Love to hear it! Call us if you'd like to discuss a project! 888-501-7899

[@Cpt_Guirk]

InSoSlow

[@josephhfry]

should still have a back dam, even with a sloped sill.... the back dam is for wind driven water / pressure differences between the interior/exterior. Water will flow uphill.

[@whymindsetmatters]

Liquid zip flashing would've been easier and more cost effective imo. Lastly, that paper facing is going to deteriorate so fast. I would've went with a fabric material.

[@rsecord]

But cost 2 x more than tape.

[@whymindsetmatters]

@@rsecord not in comparison for the amount of tape being used for one window