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Dörken Systems Inc.
Канада
Добавлен 7 ноя 2013
Providing professional support for builders, architects, engineers, and contractors. Discover what we’ve learned about protecting buildings in the most extreme conditions throughout the world. Featuring industry experts, best practices, and building science expertise, Dörken Systems Inc. is your go-to resource on protecting residential and commercial buildings through high-performance air and moisture barriers. Our selection of project profiles, installation instructions, and on-demand webinars through DELTA® Academy will help you build better, save costs, increase energy efficiency, improve occupant comfort, and more. Dörken specializes in high-performance air and moisture barriers that provide superior protection to above- and below-grade walls in residential and commercial applications. Dörken is known for delivering premium products while providing educational programs and full technical support throughout North America. No one knows protection like we know protection.
High-Performance Buildings: DELTA®-FASSADE SA
In this episode of High-Performance Buildings with Dörken, Dörken’s Technical Service Manager Krzysztof Apriasz shares more information on Dörken’s innovative, self-adhered air- and water-resistive barrier for open-joint systems: DELTA®-FASSADE SA.
About Krzysztof Apriasz
Krzysztof is Dörken’s Technical Service Manager, responsible for ensuring proper installation and use of all DELTA® products. He also works to maintain and uphold all building code approvals as well as provide product solutions for the whole building envelope, helping to build and maintain healthy structures and homes that are free from mold, moisture, and rot. Krzysztof is also a Certified Passive House Consultant, provi...
About Krzysztof Apriasz
Krzysztof is Dörken’s Technical Service Manager, responsible for ensuring proper installation and use of all DELTA® products. He also works to maintain and uphold all building code approvals as well as provide product solutions for the whole building envelope, helping to build and maintain healthy structures and homes that are free from mold, moisture, and rot. Krzysztof is also a Certified Passive House Consultant, provi...
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High-Performance Buildings: DELTA®-STRATUS SA
Просмотров 568 месяцев назад
Dörken’s Technical Service Manager Krzysztof Apriasz features DELTA®-STRATUS SA, a fully self-adhered air- and water-resistive barrier. Learn what makes this product unique, especially when dealing with UV exposure. About Krzysztof Apriasz: Krzysztof is Dörken’s Technical Service Manager, responsible for ensuring proper installation and use of all DELTA® products. He also works to maintain and ...
High-Performance Buildings: DELTA®-VENT SA
Просмотров 1068 месяцев назад
Dörken’s Technical Service Manager Krzysztof Apriasz highlights the benefits of DELTA®-VENT SA and how it can be beneficial to builders, installers, and designers. DELTA®-VENT SA is a fully adhered, vapor permeable air- and water-resistive barrier that works to let moisture out while improving energy efficiency. About Krzysztof Apriasz: Krzysztof is Dörken’s Technical Service Manager, responsib...
High-Performance Buildings: DELTA®-VENT S
Просмотров 1858 месяцев назад
In this episode, Dörken’s Technical Service Manager Krzysztof Apriasz explains some of the features and product details of DELTA®-VENT S and how it works to protect against air and moisture. About Krzysztof Apriasz Krzysztof is Dörken’s Technical Service Manager, responsible for ensuring proper installation and use of all DELTA® products. He also works to maintain and uphold all building code a...
High-Performance Buildings: Components
Просмотров 418 месяцев назад
Dörken’s Technical Service Manager Krzysztof Apriasz highlights some of Dörken’s universal components that are effective, efficient, and work with all of Dörken’s membranes. About Krzysztof Apriasz: Krzysztof is Dörken’s Technical Service Manager, responsible for ensuring proper installation and use of all DELTA® products. He also works to maintain and uphold all building code approvals as well...
High-Performance Buildings: DELTA®-DRAIN
Просмотров 6308 месяцев назад
In this installment of the High-Performance Buildings series, Dörken’s Technical Service Manager Krzysztof Apriasz shows how to properly use and install DELTA®-DRAIN as a protective measure to keep moisture from seeping into the foundation. In this detailed video, you’ll learn the differences between DELTA®-MS and DELTA®-DRAIN, how to install them properly, and what fasteners and components are...
High-Performance Buildings: DELTA®-MS
Просмотров 2678 месяцев назад
Energy-efficient and healthy buildings need both above- and below-grade air and moisture control barriers to meet today’s building codes and sustainability requirements. In this short DELTA® Academy video series, Dörken’s Technical Service Manager, Krzysztof Apriasz, will walk you through how to create high-performance buildings Starting at the bottom, with the foundation, moving up through the...
High-Performance Buildings DELTA-FOOTING BARRIER
Просмотров 1188 месяцев назад
Energy-efficient and healthy buildings need both above- and below-grade air and moisture control barriers to meet today’s building codes and sustainability requirements. In this short DELTA® Academy video series, Dörken’s Technical Service Manager, Krzysztof Apriasz, will walk you through how to create high-performance buildings Starting at the bottom, with the foundation, moving up through the...
High-Performance Buildings: DELTA®-DRY & LATH
Просмотров 2718 месяцев назад
Krzysztof, Dörken’s Technical Service Manager, takes you through the evolution of DELTA®-DRY rainscreen, and how its proven technology has been adapted to create innovative 2-in-1 rainscreen and lath solutions for absorptive cladding - DELTA®-DRY STUCCO & STONE and DELTA®-DRY & LATH. The DELTA®-DRY family of products is made up of a semi-rigid, heavy-duty polyethylene membrane with a unique str...
High-Performance Buildings: DELTA®-FASSADE S
Просмотров 898 месяцев назад
When it cIn this episode of High-Performance Buildings with Dörken, Dörken’s Technical Service Manager Krzysztof Apriasz shares some of Dörken’s weather-resistive barriers that can be used specifically for open-joint cladding structures. He explains the unique features of DELTA®-FASSADE S and DELTA®-FASSADE SA, how to install them, and what other Dörken accessories can be used for added conveni...
High Performance Buildings: DELTA®-DRY Components
Просмотров 418 месяцев назад
Dörken’s Technical Service Manager Krzysztof Apriasz uncovers all of the components of DELTA®-DRY & LATH, explaining the proper use of this rainscreen and fiberglass lath as well as its high-performing features, and addresses some commonly asked questions. About Krzysztof Apriasz Krzysztof is Dörken’s Technical Service Manager, responsible for ensuring proper installation and use of all DELTA® ...
High Performance Buildings: DELTA®-TRELA
Просмотров 1078 месяцев назад
Dörken’s Technical Service Manager Krzysztof Apriasz speaks about DELTA®-TRELA, and how it can benefit builders and installers for metal roof cladding applications. He also talks about some of the common DELTA® components that can be used in the installation process. About Krzysztof Apriasz Krzysztof is Dörken’s Technical Service Manager, responsible for ensuring proper installation and use of ...
Preview: NFPA 285 Explained - Wall Assemblies, WRBs, and Code Compliance
Просмотров 5902 года назад
With more combustible components being used in high-performance buildings, it’s giving a little-known fire test standard the attention it deserves. NFPA 285 is a code-required fire safety test for exterior wall assemblies - but it can be confusing as to which building materials and designs comply with the testing standard. Join Dörken Product Manager and DELTA® expert Peter Barrett as he provid...
Understanding Rainscreen Systems with Dr. John Straube
Просмотров 7 тыс.3 года назад
Join Dr. John Straube as he dives into the anatomy and science behind rainscreen systems, and what a rainscreen system requires above all else to be effective. He also details how DELTA®-DRY’s unique application in these systems solves moisture problems in the most common wall types, especially absorbent claddings like stucco or manufactured stone. Visit our website: www.dorken.com Learn more a...
Preview: What Makes Stucco Great? It’s in the Details.
Просмотров 8863 года назад
Stucco has more variables than any other assembly-and although stucco can be used anywhere, its installation can be a specialty skill. In partnership with Construction Instruction, this one-hour webinar will discuss construction details for building exteriors, including water and air barrier material choices and details that separate successful stucco installations from those that are prone to ...
Preview: Dry Foundations 101 with Matt Risinger, Jake Bruton, and Adrian Wegner
Просмотров 5433 года назад
Preview: Dry Foundations 101 with Matt Risinger, Jake Bruton, and Adrian Wegner
Preview: Better Energy Efficiency from the Ground Up
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Preview: Better Energy Efficiency from the Ground Up
Vapor Permeance Testing with Dr. John Straube
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Vapor Permeance Testing with Dr. John Straube
Guide d’installation pour la membrane DELTA®-MS
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Guide d’installation pour la membrane DELTA®-MS
Preview: The Summit with John Straube and Joe Lstiburek
Просмотров 5154 года назад
Preview: The Summit with John Straube and Joe Lstiburek
Preview: A Solid Structure Starts with a Solid Foundation
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Preview: A Solid Structure Starts with a Solid Foundation
A Cup of Joe: Net Zero Energy Houses | Building Science Deconstructed
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A Cup of Joe: Industry Trends | Building Science Deconstructed
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Preview: Rainscreens, Vikings, and the Evolution of Protection
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A Cup of Joe: Continuity of Control Layers | Building Science Deconstructed
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A Cup of Joe: Second Law of Thermodynamics | Building Science Deconstructed
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Preview: Dry Basements with Gord Cooke | Dorken Systems
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Project Profile: Camp Lakota | Dorken Systems
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this video is 8 years old ... is the DAP Dynaflex 230 caulk and the SIGA Wigluv tape the best options today ?
OMG some of the comments here have me in a panic. Contractor is right now adding this onto my 20 year old foundation that has minor cracks. Tar layer first. Some comments saying the nails causing thousands in DAMAGE?!
Im not sure is it good idea to air seal? Wouldn't moisture find its way through the concrete slab or brick? 🤔
hey there, my sheathing runs flush with my foundation and sits on my sill plate which is embedded into my concrete foundation wall (1962 build) would I primer 2 inches of the concrete wall, exposed sill and sheathing. Covering them all with flashing tape?
How do you cover the 2 inch part of the tape that’s on the concrete when it looked terrible
When I bought my home there is a gap between the drywall and concrete, it looks like they used a rubber seal but still gaps. I’m afraid critters could get in. What is a budget friendly way to fix it?
FINALLY. I couldn't tell from other videos if the dimple is supposed to stop at the top of the footer or arc over it (every single person installed it a different way). I'm so glad this clears it up.
Goes to show how the 'experts' come up with standards. If this is science, give me religion any day
Good to learn the history of where these numbers came from. Timeless information on air control layers!
have you graphed the difference between 2 layers of building paper and dimple mat in climate zone 3 hot-day? ie: southern california? thank you.
I'd be curious how much moisture cement fiber cladding systems hold compared to LP Smartside. My intuition would be that the cement fiber will retain more moisture and be a bigger issue for the inward vapor drive.
Nope no need
It's sad how many times Delta had to answer your questions here. This is 100% a wall damp and waterproofing system it is not a drainage system. They likely sell one though. Both are required by code in the OBC 9.13 (Ontario, Canada) the majority of the time. The worry of nails... my god, free drainage and the nails don't penetrate into the house - ffs. Most of you should hire a competent builder and stop doing DIY on the most expensive thing you own.
Si vous faites une vidéo en français, parlez en mètre / cm et non pas en pieds ou lieux où galons etc... Le système métrique est quand même beaucoup plus précis et compréhensible
Les Quebequois parent en pouces mais pas le reste des pays francophones
Ils sont pas français mais francophones gros débile !
What happens if you install it the other way the hole towards the wall?
Any answer on this?
Thank You!
Hi John great information.. I am about to do a job consisting of 2 in board insulation over OSB then wood firing strips on top of the insulation vinyl dutch lap siding on a north wall.. Would you mind giving me direction as to do a proper and long lasting install? Thanks ahead of time!!
Our house is on a slab no crawl space no basement and there's a ton of cold air coming in I assume they didn't seal the wall to the foundation. At this point do I take off the siding on the bottom and do this or do it from the inside ? What's the best most affordable solution we live in michigan and it's cold 8 mths and mosquitoes getting in the other months so upset 😡
My basement framing was done directly on concrete slab. Any way to fix so moisture doesnt rot the wood? Thanks
Is this good for LVT
Thanks for this explanation. I'm a bit surprised you use plastic caps, instead of metal or glass, materials wich are known to be 100% diffusion close. Does free cup surface not affect test results?
Greetings from across the pond. I congratulate and thank all involved in the creation of these “around the campfire” pearls of wisdom.
Joe, why weren’t you holding an insulated coffee cup that had an air gap? :) The very best air gap … or “rain-screen” … for stucco is made by MTI out of Ohio
John…you are a great teacher!
Just curious…would you consider 3/4” or 1” rough-sawn, unpainted pine vertical “barn” siding to be a “moisture storing cladding? How about traditional Shou Sugi Ban vertical cypress? In my climate zone (5) these are usually installed on wood furring over a vapor permeable air and water barrier. Presumably there would still be inward vapor drive.
I would feel so safe purchasing a home you built!
Two out of three ain't bad, and I'm not a meatloaf. A capillary wall should be dried to the water shed from its rooftop vortec turbine hydro pneumatic electronic double 5/8 Water Closet Chimney sump, in the final phase of indoor plumbing. Geico doesn't run America, and we're not cavemen anymore. We must harness rooftop gardens, and a neighbors sponsoring neighbors Common Goal Safety Incentive PLAN to put a journeyman Dream Sheets Landlords and Tennants Agricultural skills trades labors warehouse workers and helpers Timeshare on Birthday Profit Sharing Right to Farm Towns morning newspaper subscription and support of the Saturday and Sunday Homes and Wheels neighborhood captains watch Community Action Summer School Driver Education recreational method of assembly on Brown and White Placard Playgrounds privatised PA portability.universal C Shifters A & B 4 hour non profit volunteer employee relief. The building code needs the old rooftop parapet and dumb waiter fire code to incorporate a sprinkler system to a chimney rooftop greenhouse with exhaust gable end Leuvers and corrugated baffles.
I ordered the siga tape FedEx delivered 2 weeks late, thus I missed my opportunity. Am now considering the inside now. I didn’t want to do both inside/outside. G
Do you put wire mesh over menbrain
Mobil Scaffolding between the Fire Dept and Rail Road Conduit on Brown and White Placard Playgrounds privatised PA portability would connect the dots on a Landlord and Tennant Agricultural skills trades labors warehouse workers and helpers profit sharing Landlords and Tennants Journeyman Time Share projection putting the newspaper vending machine between neighbors sponsoring neighbors Captains Watch for subscribers sponsoring the new Rooftop Gardens sprinkler system Fire Code for section 5 & 8 non profit volunteer employee diplomacy on two 4 hour watches between the A & B Shifters for a universal C Shift compensation WCB of Field Ombudsmen...if we had a Conventional Congress 5 County Work Fair student and faculty municipal Community Action method of assembly on the Paper Carriers Al Siegel Hill Burton Union Life Labor combination subcontractors contracts to a Common Goal Safety Incentive PLAN between the State Manufacturers Incident report and the Federal Occupational Operations and Communications Safety Report intrinsic to Agricultural skills trades labors warehouse workers and helpers extrinsic to a Cornerstone Lifetime Assistance 4th North...in my humble opinion.
Yes, but water dispersion retention could put water inside water proof walls for a Central Water Closet sump incorporated in double 5/8th Fire Coded municipalities. Rooftop Gardens and Mobil Scaffolding between neighbors Captains Watch circuits should be set up on the Al Siegel Paper Carriers Union Life Labor through your morning newspaper subscribers delivery system.
No rebar from sitting into knee walls...?
A 30 square 7 ft box out Gable End roof with furnace and chimney pressurized return interior tongue and groove gusset, could incorporate a two foot parapet and landing on both sides 4 ft in from both rake ends to a greenhouse installment with Leuvers. The vortec turbine gutter roof design gives indoor plumbing it's final destination of perpetual hydro electronic automation through the sprinkler system double 5/8 water closet, incorporated dumb waiter, and the outside spicket at 90 psi. Supplying a rain barrel catch of highly rich Bentonite soil run off to a delta water shed area mineralization. Of coarse I think a 15 gauge Carlyle rubber roof would have to carpet the attic, and up the walls, where the water could pitch to the sump differential...based on those physics, in my opinion.
Sound science I'll take 3 of em eh
Its nice but missing the thermal layer
0:23 - Where did he get that cup which holds coffee inside it's own mold form, form mold ? - I noticed you should have spilled it on this comment time stamp. Interesting prop segue to the lesson if I'm correct on my observation of inertia vs dispersion...but I wouldn't be surprised if I was wrong.
Volcanised Concrete was the first concrete formed poured and floated from below water, to the surface. Argentinean concrete psi was the first from a higher ph of coral calcium lime, the strongest. The Pyramid stones were cut with water pressure, as the Sons of God were giants in those days never polluted the altar with man's tools. The polished look of a pristine finish used the same technology as making windows with heat and pressure form shape to shape form. Otherwise the Transformer tribe of Optimus Prime would never be just a cartoon.
Darn, I thought open joints was cladding a water bong wall, lol ! Thank you for this segment, good coffee, have a Merry Christmas!
A capillary border barrier would be as much the answer to immigration, as much as it would be the answer to the Famouse Dust Bowl irrigation, excellent segment ! - Thank you !🎖
If an ' acorn ' is any consolation to Structural Engineering 16 th iinch scale speaking to a capillary poly fiber mesh light weight underwater Bridge Footing bilge pumped foundation with complete roof , then floated through a land locked canal way system linking to other water ways on a Customs and immigration Common Goal Safety Incentive PLAN Farm Bill supporting Section 5 & 8 volunteer employee United Way, then the possibility of those missing 1982 Journeyman Dream Sheet Profit Share projection from our student and faculty municipal Community Action method of assembly Probation & Guidance Office Shop Steward could come to fruition with Maritime in a Mobil Chamber of Commerce that moves with the expansion joint , on the proper water highway elevation according to the the Doctors DOT Physicians BMI and BMD Northern Oceanic Atmospheric Administration within the first 13 ft of Oceanic atmosphere.
This product is difficult and risky to install on foundations older than 10 years. Concrete becomes very hard and brittle over time. Only decent way to install on old foundation is to drill pilot holes with an sds drill. But you will need an adaptor for the sds drill to fit small enough bits that will allow a snug fit with the delta nails and fasteners. Currently installing now. Bit of a pain for older foundations. Update: I dont recommend this product for anyone unless you can install with screws and hammer drill pilot holes. Nails in concrete is down right idiotic. This method has caused thousands in damage to my foundation.
Any suggestions for a less traumatic install than nailing it? The nails are grenadine the cement in the wall and falling out. We spent FOREVER fixing all the cracks prior to tarring and installing delta wall. The nails are doing serious damage all over again. What do we do?
Low audio :(
Excellent video and video series.
First?
I enjoy Joe's blunt talk. Thanks for the video.
Need to stucco over the rain screen is this possible Thanks
Hilarious!
Hi, I am about to install this product on my foundation. My front wall in my basement is a full 8 foot wall and the sides slope off to a walkout basement that will be ground level. My question is I have a 4 foot frost wall on the back and a part of the sides, that will be back filled all the way up on the outside and inside. Does this have to be installed on the outside of that wall or just the 2 side walls and the front that will be back filled outside and be basement inside
Thanks Joe!! I enjoyed the video. Great information!