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Horizontal stucco transition between concrete foundation and wood framing

maridale
11 years ago
I'm interested in replicating this look where the stucco comes to the underside of the 1st floor window sills. In the southeast we'll have concrete foundation walls with wood framing above. I assume some kind of stucco expansion joint would be needed between these dissimilar materials?
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Comments (3)

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    Charlie & Co. Design, Ltd
    11 years ago
    In this climate, we don't an expansion joint at teh transition. We use a stucco weep screed. Best of luck on your project.
  • dpob1217
    10 years ago
    What is this stucco style and is it painted or was the stucco colored?
  • ohwhatabeautifulmorning
    6 years ago

    may I ask the pitch of the shed dormers? thanks

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