Pella 801U0102 Side flashing tape on both sides. Apply, Overlapping tape down, and press all tape

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B.Apply side flashing tape. #UT TWO PIECES OF mASHING TAPEO longer than the frame height of the window. Apply one piece

 UPONTO THE FRAME CLADDINGEOVER THE NAILING lNAANDLONTO

THEHWATERWRESISTIVEEBARRIERRTO EACHRSIDEO4HEHTAPE SHOULDEEXTENDD  ABOVEETHETTOPEOF THE WINDOWWANDA BELOWWTHETBOTTOM OFO THEHWINDOW0RESSSTHE TAPE DOWN lRMLY WHILE FOLDING DOWN THE EXCESS TAPE AT THE TOP AND BOTTOMEOF THE WINDOW

Note: DO NOT tape or seal the bottom nailing fin.

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C.Apply top flashing tape. Cut a piece of flashing tape long enough to go across the

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the side flashing tape on both sides. Apply

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overlapping tape down, and press all tape



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#Apply top flashing tape to circle top windows. Several pieces of flashing tape will be needed TO COVER THE TOP lN 3TARTTTAPING FROM THE SIDES OFSTHEDWINDOWWWORKING TOWARDDTHETPEAK 4O determine the length of cuts, hold the tape along the radius, and cut the tape just past where it LEAVES THE TOP lXED EXTRUDED lNDOR FOR THE mEXIBLE lN JUSTEPASTTTHETmEXIBLEmWEATHER STRIP4HEH top tape must overlap the one beneath it in order to divert water properly. The sharper the arc of the window, the shorter the pieces of tape will be.

#Apply top flashing tape to an angle top window 1/2" up onto the frame cladding, over the top fin onto the sheathing.

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D. Fold down top flap of water resistive barrier (3D).

E.Apply flashing tape to diagonal cuts. Cut pieces of mASHINGHTAPE AT LEASTP LONGER THAN THE DIAGONAL CUTS in the water resistive barrier. Apply the tape covering

the entire diagonal cut in the water resistive barrier

 

at both upper corners of the window. If vertical

 

cuts were also made, apply flashing tape to

 

them in the same manner.

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Note: The top tape must overlap the tape below it to divert water properly. Be sure to overlap the top corners (3D).

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Contents Pressureeor Latex Foams SEDVU Rough Opening Preparation Apply sill flashing tape #2. Cut a piece Opening width. Apply at the bottom47///2 -/2% 0%/0,%07,, %,2%152%$2&/2$4%&/,,/7 %03 Setting and Fastening the WindowRemove plastic wrap and cardboard packaging from window Window sides EXCEEDSE Place Shims AtlthecmidpointThis allows for movement of building materials Endnof the SILLTlNE!PPLY ONE PieceOverlapping tape down, and press all tape Side flashing tape on both sides. ApplyDown lRMLY Fold down top flap of water resistive barrier 3DApply insulating foam sealant. From the interior, insert Interior SealSealing the Window to the Exterior Wall Cladding Interior Finishing Voids the Limited WarrantyInsert closed cell foam backer rod into the space around EdgesAdditional cutting patterns Care and Maintenance Important NoticeExterior Finish

801U0102 specifications

The Pella 801U0102 is a highly regarded exterior door that combines aesthetics with durability and energy efficiency. This door model stands out due to its blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern technology. Its solid construction makes it a reliable choice for homeowners looking to enhance both security and curb appeal.

One of the defining features of the Pella 801U0102 is its energy efficiency. Equipped with advanced insulation technologies, this door helps to maintain a consistent indoor temperature, reducing the need for excessive heating or cooling. With energy-efficient glass options, the door complies with ENERGY STAR® standards, making it an eco-friendly choice that can contribute to lower energy bills.

The door is available in multiple material options, including fiberglass and wood, which cater to various aesthetic preferences and functional needs. Fiberglass doors are particularly praised for their exceptional durability and resistance to warping, cracking, and splitting. On the other hand, wood doors offer a classic elegance and can be customized with different stains and finishes, allowing homeowners to perfectly match their existing decor.

Security is paramount for any entry door, and the Pella 801U0102 does not disappoint. It features a robust locking mechanism and an array of security hardware that ensures peace of mind. This makes it an optimal choice for homeowners who prioritize safety alongside style.

Additionally, the Pella 801U0102 is designed with low-maintenance features. Its fiberglass surface resists fading and can be easily cleaned, making it a practical option for busy households. For those who select wood, it is essential to note that periodic maintenance will be required to preserve its beauty and integrity.

Another innovative characteristic of the Pella 801U0102 is its noise reduction capabilities. The combination of insulation and energy-efficient glass not only keeps temperatures stable but also minimizes outside noise, creating a more tranquil indoor environment.

In summary, the Pella 801U0102 exterior door represents a harmonious mix of beauty and functionality. With its energy-efficient design, various material preferences, and high-security features, it is an ideal choice for homeowners who seek to improve both the aesthetics and performance of their entryways. Whether you prioritize energy savings, maintenance ease, or security, the Pella 801U0102 effectively meets these demands while enhancing the overall appeal of your home.
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