16 ga. Corten Steel clad siding
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the 2x2 angles complete the corners away from the z-bar framing allowing a continuous plenum between the wall and ceiling plane air space. Thanks for watching
Just got my 1st job in this material. Great Video chaps
great video. you explain the process really well. thank you.
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Awesome looking build man! I was on the search on how to fix steel cladding (or siding as you crew call it) to timber frames. For a little cubby house. I am gathering that stainless is preferable to galv due to the zinc in the galv? Cheers for any help.
Thanks Ben. Appreciate it. We chose stainless to contrast against the.
Now dark patina of the corten also the house is on the ocean the salt air would break down galvanizing or zinc
@@BostonMark Thanks for the reply M. I'm a building designer here in Tasmania, Australia. Great to see some of your building techniques over there. Had you done a video of the little vents you use to ventilate the wall cavity behind the steel? To add, I think I heard you placed some at the top of the wall, assuming this was in the vertical inside face of the parapet wall above the roof line? Cheers
@@theatticdesign thanks for the interest in the project That 6” roof curb sits flush with the framing the exterior plywood jumps over it protecting it, then blueskin which is the rain screen, then 2” z bar (the structural part) for the thermal bridge barrier, then 1-1/2” cavity rock which leaves a1/2” airspace just behind the corten. The Venting is at the bottom and top of the wall Assembly
When the sun hits the steel it heats up creating convection air currents which air change the cavity constantly. Keeping it dry from moisture or condensation.
@@BostonMark Thanks so much for this reply, for some weird reason I have not seen until now...tech age, can't figure it out. Big thanks from the end of the world. Ben