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Evaluating wall-window interface details for risk of condensation on box and flanged windows
The development of alternative details to manage water intrusion at the wall-window interface has produced a number of novel approaches to detailing the interface between the window and adjacent wall assembly. Many of these approaches advocate the need to provide drainage at the rough opening of the
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