Weaving Wooden Door Bucks Into Continuous Exterior Insulation (animation)

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Before doing much to the outside of the wall, let’s make sure to seal between the sheathing and the foundation.

Now we can put up that coil stock that John bent for us earlier.

And Buck out the door with stock to match the thickness of the foam.
At the bottom, widen the stock and fasten it well because people are going to step on it.
Install foam on the outside of the wall.

Seal the coil stock to the foam to keep water out, and go ahead and tape all the seams in the foam.

Including the gap between bucks and foam.

Cover the styrofoam with Tyvek, cutting the classic 45-degree cuts at the top of the door.

And fold that flap up for now.

Apply a sill flashing at the bottom using flexi wrap to go up the jambs, down and out of the opening.
Continue sealing all of the layers with jamb flashing. Notice that the flashing extends from the Tyvek all the way back to the stud, sealing all of the layers,

Now we can install the door, plumb, level, and square, screwing into the door bucks and the jack studs.

All that’s left to do is integrate the door frame into the Tyvek WRB, which can be done with flashing tape.

The inside perimeter will be sealed with Great Stuff, but right now, we’re going to install some DrainVent and the door casing.
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