
Michael Jones
New member
Below is a pic of a clean-out penetration for the plumbing. This clean-out comes out of the kitchen area. The kitchen is completely enclosed, but as you can see the hole has about a 1/4" to 3/8" area cut thru the OSB around it. What would be the best way to seal this? Caulk?
Is there some kind of "boot" that could go around it, and then get caulked?
There was a similar exterior penetration on the main house that was handled this way:
Do you think this would be adequate?
Oh, and here's a few "dirt and grime" photos too!
Scaffolding rules!
hmmm....
My whole studio is a construction staging area.
Oh yeah, and I had another question too. I'm going to use that Tyvek house wrap, and I was wondering if it goes on between the OSB and the "silver board" or over the "silver board"?
(Silver Board is an exterior insulative material that goes between OSB and brick or stone.)
Is there some kind of "boot" that could go around it, and then get caulked?

There was a similar exterior penetration on the main house that was handled this way:

Do you think this would be adequate?
Oh, and here's a few "dirt and grime" photos too!
Scaffolding rules!

hmmm....

My whole studio is a construction staging area.



Oh yeah, and I had another question too. I'm going to use that Tyvek house wrap, and I was wondering if it goes on between the OSB and the "silver board" or over the "silver board"?
(Silver Board is an exterior insulative material that goes between OSB and brick or stone.)