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That’s what I figure with the plastic, but didn’t even know about the kraft faced. This helps a ton! Thank you

Yes the green system

I read through their FAQ and didn’t see an answer

I have a new garage and the exterior used the Zip Sheathing that is permeable to allow drying to the outside. After I put up insulation on the inside, should I add an air barrier between the insulation and drywall? I’m in the Metro DC area in Virginia. This will be climate controlled with a...

That’s awesome idea!

Anyone have coating ideas for this concrete wall portion?

The portion of the floor without footers is 4-6 inches, but has piping for radiant flooring so I can't move it

12ft. Have a two post lift going in there, and a full office/entertainment area eventually on the second floor

Siding done!

second floor

It will be a long process. Finish the first floor before this upcoming winter. Then second floor as I get it.

Day two of framing

I’ve got 12 inches under this 3/8 or so deep expansion joint. And the footer and slab are all one cohesive pour

Expansion joint is maybe 3/8 inches deep. Slab and footing are intact and all together in a monolith pour

The mess was lifted to the center of the slab.

Not this specific one, but I had the manual when I told them the requirements. They just flat out missed reminding the concrete people, or the GC forgot . Guess I’m cutting up new footers. Everyone thanks for the help. I’ll be sure to post pictures of the finished product.

Curious how that works honestly.

I was home when it was done and checking on a regular basis, but didn’t see them scouring for the expansion joint. I really do not want to break up the monolith pour, but I guess it has to be done. Atleast I won’t have to pay for it.

It’s less than 3/8 over the two foot area which the manual spells out.

Radiant flooring and I don’t want a four post because it’s to work on cars, not store them