I've covered that opening we'll do the same thing again on the other side. I like to start by pressing the bowtie into the opening and then I'm able to turn the corner here that'll give us the ability to shed water. I'm gonna make two cuts to create our bow tie shape. I've cut a 4-inch piece of their product. I have a block to protect my cell and the tape that we just put down. After we've rolled the entire unit we'll go ahead and add a bowtie to cover these little pinholes on both sides. There's a pressure-sensitive adhesive so it's not going to stay long-term unless you apply pressure with the roller. Now that we've gently pressed it in place by hand we'll use a roller to fully adhere this product. On this particular product we're gonna cut vertically at the corner and this piece is going to actually turn down in this direction and I have a little extra here so I'll just trim that back we'll cut the same thing here from that corner will go vertically and then we'll turn this tape down. It's a pressure-sensitive adhesive so I like to set the top edge before I go to make any cuts or turns. I actually rear old it so that i'd be able to roll it out easily. We'll start on the outside after i pre-cut this tape to length. This tape is only about three and a half inches wide so we'll do it in two runs.
That'll give us positive drainage to the outside and then we'll continue with our tapes each manufacturers spec might be different here this manufacturer recommends that we're gonna turn our tape six inches up the jamb go all the way across and six inches up the other Jim. We could also do this by rough framing the sill with a 5 degree pitch but in this case we're just going to be attaching one piece of siding. We're gonna do so with cedar bevel siding. We're gonna create a positive slope sill in the unit.
Now we're able to turn that flap inward and press it to our jamb.
We're gonna make an estimation for what that wall thickness is and we'll cut vertically same on this side, roughly the width of the wall. The first step in the assembly is to go ahead and cut open our window value by cutting the sill flush and the head flush on the sides will come in roughly the thickness of the wall so that we're able to turn that in now again. In this studio mock-up we're gonna be installing a Pella flanged window in a wall with a fully adhered membrane.
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