Outdoor gypsum vs West Coast board?

[Nygge72]

For me, it has been faster and cheaper to arrange stability with well-tightened perforated strips before Örn paper or Windy, GNU may be durable if the frame is to stand without a facade for a longer time but it is heavy and time-consuming and quite a lot more expensive.

How do you place the perforated strips then? As an X on the inside or? That are removed in connection with placing the boards or?

 

[Plupp 405730]

In many houses, we have even had to recess K-plywood externally into the framework due to the forces of weather. Modern houses have large window sections, which often require better stability in the wall sections without openings.

 

[fribygg]

How do you place the perforated straps then?

Externally

 

[Plupp 405730]

How do you place the perforated straps then? Like an X on the inside or? Are they removed when you put up boards or?

On the outside permanently..

 

[Nygge72]

Outside

Outside but inside windy?

 

[Plupp 405730]

For me, it has been faster and cheaper to arrange the stability with well-tensioned perforated metal straps before Örnpappen or Windy, GNU may indeed be durable if the framework is to stand without a facade for a longer time, but it is heavy and time-consuming and quite a bit more expensive.

Sometimes we even use örnpapp when we are renovating and adding to older buildings where the customer wants the construction to follow the old style...
It is good for its cost but terribly sensitive to impacts and tears...

 

[fribygg]

Outside but inside windy?

It usually becomes easiest and most stable if you tension them diagonally before lifting on the roof trusses. Windy or equivalent only when the raw board and underlayment are on the roof.

 

[fribygg]

Sometimes we even use örnpapp when renovating and adding to older buildings where the customer wants the construction to match the old style..
It's good for its cost but terribly sensitive to impacts and tears..

So true. Windy is relatively easy to work with, but I wouldn't recommend trying to handle floor-height rolls by yourself.