Installation Guide

Window Flashing Application -
Method A
The following diagrams illustrate window
ashing installation procedures according
to Method A from ASTM E2112-07 Standard
Practice for Installation of Exterior Windows,
Doors and Skylights using Nashua® 527-20
Flashing Tapes. Method A is jamb ashing
applied over the window frame using typical
building paper. Figure 1 is an exploded view
showing the ashing sequence.
Prepare opening and surrounding substrate. Keep sub-
strate surface clean, dry, and smooth around the perim-
eter (see Figure 2).
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Figure 2 Prepare Rough Opening
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BEAD
SEALANT
CONTINUOUS
Step
Figure 4 Apply Perimeter Sealant
Apply sealant around
perimeter opening or to
backside of window n
at top, sides, and bottom
(see Figure 4).
Precut length of Nashua sill ashing tape to extend a
minimum of 6" beyond the rough opening at both jambs.
(See Options below). Score the backside of Nashua sill
ashing, cutting lightly through release liner a few inches
from top edge to act as a substrate adhering edge. Keep
bottom portion of release liner on the Nashua sill ashing
until removed later.
Apply Nashua sill ashing tape across the rough opening of
the sill (see Figure 3).
Figure 3 Apply Sill Flashing
Optional head flashing
Figure 1 Flashing sequence steps. Window – Method A
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Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Options:
Apply split sheet of weather re-
sistant barrier (WRB) across sill.
Then apply Nashua® sill ashing
tape over the WRB.
Step 4
Install window in opening (see
Figure 5).
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St
ep
Figure 5 Install window into
ashed opening.

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