Cover flashing

Evalarsson36 · 18 Oct 2023 at 1:40 PM

Box of rain said:
She wants to eliminate the risk of possibly getting a feeling that some guy might, at some possible occasion, think of calling her "little lady".

Read better. I want to know how the sheet metal should be placed. And no, I do not like dominance techniques.

Simsgrodan · 18 Oct 2023 at 1:43 PM

T trojlee said:
You already got an answer in post #2 and then repeatedly, so you seem unable to take in and accept the fact.

No, she didn't get an answer about whether the flashing should be over or under the windproofing. And with all the different suggestions, I understand that she wants information to be able to show the carpenter/court. If you think the thread creator is nagging, you have no obligation to stay in the thread.

trojlee · 18 Oct 2023 at 2:00 PM

E Evalarsson36 said:
What do you think I should call him then? When it's impossible to discuss with a person and everything is just sighs and groans. The job isn't finished, and when you point out that we must fix this, the response is: How do you think I should solve it? All the time, and also intruding on the customer's private life, I have no other suggestion.

What is the job the carpenter hasn’t finished then? You haven’t even bought a service, you say. You’re feeding the thread with inaccuracies and are generally unpleasant. I’m actually starting to understand if craftsmen are avoiding you.

Evalarsson36 · 18 Oct 2023 at 4:17 PM

T trojlee said:
What job has the carpenter not finished then? You say you haven't even bought a service. You have fed the thread with inaccuracies and are generally unpleasant. I'm actually starting to understand if craftsmen shy away..

Can't be bothered to go over the whole story. Especially since most aren't literate either. My question was how the flashing should be placed, simply put. I haven't purchased the service to replace windows. But I bought other jobs. Let's drop this now. Especially since it's hard to understand what I'm writing. No wonder it gets frustrating when there's constant guessing.

trojlee · 18 Oct 2023 at 4:44 PM

E Evalarsson36 said:
Can't handle telling the whole story. Especially since most people are not literate either. My question was simply about how the ink should be positioned. I haven't purchased the window replacement service. But I bought other jobs. Let's drop this now. Especially since it's hard to understand what I'm writing. No wonder one gets irritated when everything has to be guessed all the time.

Well, it's important to be clear, which you are not. You're good at calling people names, but you have a hard time reflecting on your own personality.

Evalarsson36 · 18 Oct 2023 at 5:05 PM

T trojlee said:
The key is to be clear, which you are not.
You're good at calling people names but have difficulty reflecting on your own personality.

Which part is unclear?

trojlee · 18 Oct 2023 at 6:25 PM

E Evalarsson36 said:
Which part is unclear?

You answered your own question. Read post #2 again.

Evalarsson36 · 18 Oct 2023 at 7:08 PM

T trojlee said:
You answered your own question. Read post #2 again.

That the bleck should be folded? 🤔

trojlee · 18 Oct 2023 at 9:11 PM

E Evalarsson36 said:
That the blecket should be folded? 🤔

Check the pictures in posts #6 and #14 as examples.

Evalarsson36 · 18 Oct 2023 at 9:15 PM

T trojlee said:
Check out the pictures in post #6 and #14 as examples

What does that have to do with you thinking the thread is confusing?

Simsgrodan · 18 Oct 2023 at 9:23 PM

Yes, post #14 is in my eyes so clear that the excess paint should not be applied behind the windbreak that TS can show it to the carpenter and ask him to explain why Nordiska fönster is wrong. What problems remain?

J_K_H · 18 Oct 2023 at 9:24 PM

E Evalarsson36 said:
Read better. I want to know how the sheet is supposed to be positioned. And no, I don't like controlling techniques.

Posts 78 and 81 provide you with the answer on how the sheet should be positioned to fulfill its function.

Evalarsson36 · 18 Oct 2023 at 9:32 PM

S Simsgrodan said:
Yes, post #14 in my eyes is so clear that the flashing should not be placed behind the wind protection that TS can show it to the carpenter and ask him to explain why Nordiska fönster is wrong. What problems remain?

Now I'm not following. So the flashing can be placed under the covers only? Or am I misunderstanding you?

J_K_H · 18 Oct 2023 at 9:48 PM

S Simsgrodan said:
Yes, post #14 is, in my eyes, so clear that the flashing should not be placed behind the wind protection that TS can show it to the carpenter and ask him to explain why Nordiska fönster is wrong. What problems remain?

Have you read Nordiska fönster's instructions? I have read several of their instructions for different products and all of them show behind the wind barrier. Then one can wonder what responsibility they have for professional execution.

Simsgrodan · 18 Oct 2023 at 9:48 PM

E Evalarsson36 said:
I'm not following. So the sheet can be placed under the covers only? Or am I misunderstanding you?

What I mean is that I interpret the picture as suggesting that the flashing can be placed on top of the wind barrier. I then did some googling and found https://www.nordiskafonster.se/uploaded/Dokument-2023/monteringsanvisning_tra_tra-alufonster.pdf. There, I think they clearly state that the flashing should be under the wind barrier. So I understand if you're feeling confused. I'm not saying how it should be, just how I interpret the pictures. Then I can add that in our roughly 110-year-old house, there's not even wind barrier, and we have no moisture problems... Maybe the problem is mostly theoretical?