5 NP-EIFS NON-PERMISSIVE EXTERIOR INSULATION AND FINISH SYSTEMS CONCEPT TECHNOLOGY AND DETAILS FIELD OF THE INVENTION This

invention relates to a new concept of the permissive exterior insulation and finish systems to transform these systems in to a non!permissive to water air and vapor exterior insulation and finish system" #$%&'(O)ND OF THE INVENTION Exterior Insulation and Finish *ystems +EIF*, are well -nown in the art" *uch systems typically consist of a layer of su.strate such as plywood oriented!strand .oard O*# /ypsum sheathin/ etc an insulation layer such expanded polystyrene mesh em.edded in a coat of polymer modified cement and polymeric finish" Ori/inally EIF* was an exterior wall concept desi/ned to have hi/h insulation values and a relia.le stucco finish that could .e economically created in a wide array of textures and colors" 'enerally these systems include an exterior wall havin/ an expanded polystyrene foam insulation .oard E0* attached via an adhesive or mechanical fasteners to the su.strate" The exterior of the insulation after all details specified .y architect such moldin/s .ands structural or aesthetical 1oints are created is covered with a dura.le water resistant .asecoat which receives a fi.er/lass mesh as reinforcement" $ dura.le finish coat typically usin/ an acrylic co!polymer technolo/y is then applied" The finish coat is /enerally .oat color fast and crac- resistant" EIF* which is a type of claddin/ for exterior .uildin/ walls is defined per $*T2 E345! 65# as a7 non!loadin/ outdoor wall finish system consistin/ of a thermal insulation .oard an attachment system a reinforced .asecoat exterior 1oint sealant and a compati.le finish" 8hile such EIF* have proved to .e 9uite satisfactory for easy of installation insulatin/ properties and a.ility to receive a variety of aesthetically pleasin/ finishes a serious and vexin/ pro.lem associated with EIF* construction exists" This pro.lem is one of water accumulation .ehind the exterior wall coverin/" *uch water it:s considerate to .e the result of

< condensation and wind!driven water that may enter .ehind the exterior wall coverin/ at any point where the exterior surface of the coatin/ is penetrated" 2oisture is driven throu/h the porosity of exterior polymer cement and finish coat surface and throu/h air!permea.le insulation +E0*, .y the difference pressure of cold air and hot air" The air!permea.le insulation is exposed to permit air to flow into and out of the insulation layer to e9uali;e the pressure of exterior environment and inside cavity of wall" This flux of air will drive moisture into the system" 8ind!driven water that may enter .ehind the exterior wall coverin/ may .e the result of poor wor-manship or desi/n deterioration of flashin/ or sealants over time lesser 9uality doors and windows or any other penetration or compromise of the exterior finish" Once inside the sealed wall and .ehind claddin/ the water can remain trapped lon/ enou/h .efore evaporatin/ to dama/e or rot any water sensitive elements to which the insulation is .onded includin/ framin/ structure" This water is -nown in the art as intrudin/ or incidental water" To eliminate those inconveniences EIF* industry creates draina.le systems" Draina/e is accomplished .y means of channels formed .y vertical ri..ons of adhesive applied to the .acof the insulation .oards or channeled E0* .oards to form channels for incidental moisture to escape" The moisture and intrudin/ water travels .etween the ri..ons to the .ottom termination of the system where it escapes throu/h weep holes of the draina/e vented trac-" This system is installed over a water and moisture resistive .arrier" Draina.le systems have difficulties when needs to drain water amon/ windows and when vertical wall end whit ceilin/ or .eam" *offits have no solutions to drain condensation water" In addition the moist environment is a .reedin/ /round for wood consumin/ insects and health ha;ards such as various varieties of molds" $ttempts have .een made to prevent entry of moisture into the .uildin/ wall interior .y sealin/ or caul-in/ entry points in and around wall components as the primary defense a/ainst moisture intrusion or .y installin/ flashin/ around the wall components to divert the moisture" These attempts have not .een completely successful" *ealants are not only difficult to properly install .ut tend to deteriorate and separate from the wall components due to climatic conditions .uildin/ movement the surface type or chemical reactions" Flashin/ is also difficult to install and may tend to hold the moisture a/ainst the wall component" Flashin/s are thermal .rid/es from outside temperatures and sources of airflow into the wall cavity" These materials are of no value in addressin/ the

4 pro.lem of moisture that has already entered a .uildin/ wall cavity or moisture that penetrate the permea.le E0* .oard and condensate on the moisture .arrier surface" The superior ener/y efficiency and desi/n flexi.ility of EIF* have resulted in /rowin/ popularity .ut the presence of moisture remains a vexin/ pro.lem" Thus there is a /reat need for a system and method to prevent and stop moisture to penetrate the insulation layer and intersections of EIF* whit other elements" For that we have to fully understand the phenomenolo/y of interior and exterior environment difference such temperature relative humidity and pressure the conditions of condensation and physical properties of materials such permea.ility permissively thermal conducti.ility and otters" That part of any .uildin/ that physically separates the exterior environment from the interior environment is called the .uildin/ enclosure or .uildin/ envelope" $lso the .uildin/ enclosure may contain .ut is not the same as the so!called thermal envelope term that is used to refer to the thermal insulation within the enclosure" The overall enclosure is made up of all the conti/uous enclosure su.!assem.lies" Further dawn N0!EIF* is considered the thermal envelope of the enclosure" #uildin/ assem.lies need to .e protected from wettin/ via rainwater /roundwater air transported water and vapor diffusion" The typical strate/ies use draina/e planes on air .arriers air pressure control installed .etween insulation system and exterior wall assem.ly indifferent of climate location and season" 2oisture usually moves from warm to cold driven .y the thermal /radient +vapor pressure differential, and from more to less driven .y the concentration /radient" In cold climates moisture from the interior flows towards the exterior .y passin/ throu/h .uildin/ enclosure in hot climates moisture from the exterior flows towards the cooled interior .y passin/ throu/h the .uildin/ envelope" #y climates and seasons we can have two extreme situations from the exterior environment7 very cold and dry and hot! hummed with same inside conditioned space limited to 3=> relative humidity at ?@AF +<4"BA%, .oth applied to a .uildin/ havin/ draina/e EIF* claddin/" In cold climates moisture from interior flows towards the exterior driven .y a hi/h vapor differential pressure .etween interior +?@AF Temperature 3=> (elative Humidity, and exterior +!CAF Temperature 4=> (H," $.solute humidity +water vapor concentration, is the drivin/ force" 8ater vapor molecules wendin/ their way throu/h porous materials anthill they

C reach the moisture .arrier" In cold and very cold climates condensation on interior surfaces occurs durin/ the heatin/ season .ecause the interior surfaces of exterior walls are cool from heat loss" #ecause on this situation EIF* is placed on the cold side of .uildin/ the wall assem.ly is warm includin/ vapor retardant material of moisture .arrier" This will e9uili.rate temperatures air pressure and relative humidity from inside conditioned environment and wall cavity" %ondensation is avoid .y reducin/ water vapor enterin/ the .uildin/ components and preventin/ from droppin/ .elow the dew point" Theoretic if insulation thic-ness it:s in accordance with local climate the only reason of condensation it:s the thermal .rid/es around windows doors flashin/s and other outside penetrations" 0ractically any material with hi/h conducti.ility or air lea-a/e from outside can cause condensation" In hot!humid climates and seasons moisture from the exterior flows towards the cooled interior .y passin/ throu/h the .uildin/ enclosure condensation occurs .ecause interior surfaces are typically cold and su.se9uently accessed .y moisture levels which are too hi/h" Vapor is driven inward trou/h .uildin/ claddin/ .y a hi/h vapor pressure differential .etween exterior hot and humid air +5<=AFD 5==> (elative HumidityD 55"?C -0a Vapor 0ressure, and interior wall assem.ly +?@AFD 3=> (HD 5"B< -0a V0, cooled .y inside air condition" The cold surfaces in hot climates arise from the air conditionin/ of enclosures" 8hen exterior hot air is cooled its relative humidity increases" If the exterior hot air is also humid coolin/ this air will typically raise its relative humidity a.ove the dew point" 8hen claddin/ is draina/e EIF* vapors are driven from outside hot environment trou/h exterior surface of the coatin/ which is porous and trou/h expanded polystyrene foam +E0*, used as insulation which is permissive to vapors and will condensate on the cold surfaces of moister retardant material used as air and water .arrier" This is the condensation surface which .ecame the draina/e plane" %oolin/ the enclosure and the exterior sheathin/ su.strate from inside conditioned space and moisture contact with this surface will create most propitious conditions for condensation .ehind EIF* claddin/" On the summer time we have the opposite situation from winter when the insulation is placed in the warm side of wall" The wall assem.ly is not properly protect from inside heat loss +cold loss, .ecause the wall assem.ly materials are thermal conductive metal or wood studs .ecame thermal .rid/es and fi.er/lass insulation from inside wall cavity is to permissive to air pressure differential .etween cold and hot" That is in re/ions with varyin/

@ climatic temperatures the location where the dew point occurs and where the resultin/ moisture condensation forms in the .uildin/ enclosure varies" $ccordin/ly one of the most practical solutions in controllin/ condensation and mold .ehind EIF* and inside enclosure in all climates is limitin/ hot and humid exterior air or other forms of moisture transport from contactin/ the moisture retardant material used as air .arrier the condensation surface" %ontrollin/ the vapor pressure at this surface is the most commonly facilitate to maintainin/ the conditioned space at a sli/ht positive air pressure to the exterior +approximately < 4 0a," 0ressuri;ation of .uildin/ enclosure is expedited .y airti/ht construction7 <"== lE+s!m<, F?@0a" The present invention relates to an EIF* claddin/ havin/ two air and vapor .arriers" First air!vapor .arrier is the classical weather .arrier that /uard sheathin/ from incidental moisture improved to .e %lass 5 Impermea.le +="5 0erm, test procedure for vapor retarders7 $*T2 E! 63 Test 2ethod $" The moisture retardant material used as air .arrier must .e a continuous air and moisture .arrier a li9uid mem.rane applied to the su.strate the entire inner layer of N0! EIF*" Next air!vapor and waterti/ht .arrier it:s even the insulation layer" The N0!EIF* foreseen the outer insulation layer to .e closed cell extruded polystyrene thermal .oard G0* which is a material with minimum of water a.sorption and vapor permeance" (i/id closed cell extruded polystyrene G0* is conformin/ to followin/ properties per inch +<@ mm, thic-ness7 Thermal (esistance (!Value @"= +ft<hAFE#tu, min" at ?@AF 2ean Temperature +$*T2 %!@5B,D 8ater $.sorption ="5> .y volume max" +$*T2 %!<?<,D 8ater Vapor 0ermeance ="BE="< perm +n/E0asm<, +$*T2 E!63,D no capillarity" The varia.ility o.served in data o.tained from testin/ la.oratories usin/ $*T2 E!63 has recently .ecome a concern" $lthou/h most la.oratories are performin/ analyses in accordance to the test method the interpretation of the method has resulted in a variety of techni9ues for sample assem.ly and data evaluation" Vapor 0ermeance +Tendency of material to allow water vapor to diffuse throu/h it, or 8ater Vapor Transmission is dependent on thic-ness of material" For 5H inch +4B mm, G0* can .e considerate air and vapor .arrier" The classical EIF* uses as insulation expanded polystyrene .oards E0* which is on %lass 4 *emi 0ermea.le +5"=!5= 0erm, or extruded polystyrene .oards +EIF* %lass 02, .ut not assem.led to .e air!vapor .arrier for exterior environment" $ir and moisture .arriers are systems of materials desi/ned and constructed to control air and vapor flow .etween the conditioned space and unconditioned space" $ir .arrier systems

3 are assem.led from materials incorporated in assem.lies that are interconnected to create enclosures" Each of the three elements has measura.le resistance to air flow" The minimum resistance or air permeances for the three components are specified in the art7 2aterial ="=< lEsm<D $ssem.ly ="<= lEsm<D Enclosure <"== lEsm<D at ?@0a" It is therefore an o.1ect of the invention to provide a method and technolo/y of application of materials to create an assem.ly with similar vapor permeance and airflow resistance as the materials components" 2oisture retardant properties of G0* will .e extended to entire wall assem.ly creatin/ a Non!0ermissive to water air and vapor thermal .uildin/ envelope of the enclosure" $nother o.1ect of the invention is to provide waterproof and airEvapor!proof details usin/ patented closed cell expandin/ polyurethane foam to fill all spaces .etween insulation and intersections" $lso invention presents a new concept of flashin/ and sealant application around windowsEdoors and other constructive elements to avoid thermal .rid/es and air lea-a/e inside thermal envelope and inside wall assem.ly" The Non!0ermissive thermal envelope assem.ly will .e com.ined with the intersections of construction elements and terminations to create Non!0ermissive enclosures" $ still further o.1ect of the invention is to provide a waterproofin/ vapor .arrier and air lea-a/e rates similar to %lass 5 Impermea.le inside EIF* claddin/ with chippin/ the standard of the industry .y fulfillin/ re9uirements for desi/n freedom and increasin/ ener/y efficiency weather a.ility dura.ility and .eauty with similar cost effectiveness" N0!EIF* it:s a %lass 02 +polymer modified, system which offers hi/h impact protection excellent ener/y savin/s and a dura.le aesthetically pleasin/ finish" SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The exterior wall assem.ly of this invention comprises an outer weather!resistance coatin/ heat insulation layer impermea.le to water and vapors 5H inch +4B mm, thic-ness closed cell extruded polystyrene foam ri/id .oards G0* with shiplap ed/es sealed which create a continuous air and vapor .arrier a trowel applied vapor and air .arrier on a wall su.strate sheathin/ situated interiorly to the insulatin/ layer and an attachin/ system usin/ stic- polyurethane foam one!component adhesive to create a stron/ permanent .ond .etween

? su.strate and insulation layers and to attach other exterior desi/n elements" Fill spaces .etween walls frame and windows doors air conditionin/ frames and all wall penetrations spaces .etween not shiplap ed/es of G0* .oards and corners and encapsulate insulation .oards ed/es to starter trac- casin/ .eads and other terminations with expanda.le polyurethane closed cell foam .ond and seal every G0* 1oints and surfaces resulted after fill spaces and plane the extra expanded foam usin/ weather seal trowel applied flexi.le polymer!.ased non!cementitious waterproof mem.rane and airEvapor .arrier" In accordance with one aspect of a first present elementary em.odiment a non!permissive to water and vapor type of exterior insulation and finish system for .uildin/s is provided" The system is applied over approved sheathin/ su.strate which is almost all su.strates7 steel or wood framin/ covered with fi.er/lass faced exterior /ypsum plywood or oriented strand .oard O*# .ric- unit masonry and poured or pre cast concrete" $ 5==> acrylic .ased trowela.le waterproof mem.rane and airEvapor .arrier must .e continuously applied over the entire su.strate surface" #efore applyin/ the continuous mem.rane a C inch strips of reinforcin/ fa.ric or <!4 inch reinforcin/ mesh must .e applied to all sheathin/ 1oints inside and outside corners and all exposed ed/es at terminations em.edded with a stainless steel trowel on the acrylic .ased li9uid mem.rane material" *uch a mem.rane is sold commercially under the trademar- of all presti/ious EIF* material products companies such as Dryv:itI 0arexI *toI and otters" $t the same time not vented trac-s are installed on the start ed/e of N0!EIF*" In a further em.odiment of the invention the expansion 1oints wish are prefera.ly plastic may .e variously constructed for attachment and cementation to the su.strate and air!vapor resistant layer and to accomplish the principle of non!permea.ility" The pro.lems of the prior EIF* have .een overcame .y the instant invention which provides a moisture and vapor .arrier on exterior of EIF* claddin/ consistin/ in usin/ extruded closed cell polystyrene foam .oards G0* as exterior insulation and water air and vapor .arrier" This material is impermea.le to water and is vapor retardant havin/ under one perm 8ater Vapor 0ermeance +n/E0asm<, per inch" #ecause permeance is tendency of material to allow water vapors to diffuse throu/h it and is dependent on physical properties of the material +permea.ility, and thic-ness of material this invention confined the minimum thic-ness of G0* .oards to 5H inch +4B mm," The properties of G0* .oards which have

B insi/nificant permea.ility accommodated with an installation system which extend the material properties to the assem.ly to/ether with .ondin/ and sealin/ the intersections and terminations provide a non!permissive thermal envelope of the enclosure the N0!EIF* claddin/" The present invention relates a.out two N0!EIF *ystems one consistin/ in direct applyin/ the non!permissive assem.ly layer of G0* .oards to the air and vapor .arrier continuous applied to the su.strate and a second system consistin/ in interpolation of a layer of expanded polystyrene foam E0* .oards .etween air and vapor .arrier of su.strate and the exterior non! permissive layer of G0* insulation assem.ly" #oth systems have there own advanta/es" First system consistin/ in direct applyin/ the thermal water and vapor .arrier G0* assem.ly layer directly to the air and vapor .arrier of su.strate have the advanta/e of faster installation with lower cost and easily seal the terminations" Terminations of N0!EIF* are very important four the system .ecause can .e sources of airEvapor lea-a/e inside insulation" $nother advanta/e is that the space where air can exist inside N0!EIF* is minim so the air pressure and vapor relative humidity inside insulation have no si/nificant effects" If the dew point is reached inside N0!EIF* claddin/ without air and vapors chan/e with the exterior or interior environment the vapors .illet inside claddin/ have no ne/ative effects to material assem.ly" $ccordin/ to this a layer of G0* .oards <C::xCB:: +35=x5<56 mm, or <C::x63:: +35=x<C4B mm, with step .ac- ed/es is applied" The G0* insulation .oards are installed in a runnin/ .ond pattern usin/ one!component polyurethane stic- foam" Does adhesives are desi/ned to create a stron/ permanent .ond .etween various .uildin/ materials and cure when am.ient moisture in the air reacts with the adhesive" This is a reason to not use the classical polymer modified cement adhesive which is water .ased" That water and moisture can remain inside N0!EIF* .ehind G0* insulation assem.ly" The new system do not allow any pierce of G0* non!permissive insulation layer so installation of G0* .oards with mechanical fasteners is impermissi.le" The sin/le adhesive and sealin/ layer adhesively secures the insulation to the su.strate" $ spaces of 5E<!5 inch +54!<@ mm, is re9uired around every intersection of insulation with elements which penetrate the wall assem.ly such as windows doors air conditionin/ .oxes pipes vents and even the penetrations of insulation such electrical panels or other elements

6 attached to the sheathin/" The same space is necessary .etween insulation layer and trac-s expansion 1oints profiles and parapet terminations" $ /ap of a.out 5E< inch +54 mm, is re9uired .etween G0* .oards which create interior or exterior corners and any other G0* .oards which are not shiplap 1oined" This space is to .e filled with closed cell one or two components expandin/ polyurethane foam sealant" 0olyurethane foam sealant is applied with a professional dispersion unit +foam /un, or hose -it to seal and fill cavities .rea-!throu/h and /aps .etween wall with the insulation layer installed and windowsEdoors air conditioner and other constructive elements" The foam has stron/ adhesive /ood sta.ility and will adhere to material such as7 metal plastic wood concrete masonry and naturally extruded and expanded polystyrene foam" $fter solidification it has the sealin/ the heat preservation the ca-in/ sound!insulatin/ waterproof and other functions .ein/ the most effective unifyin/ component for the completion of an effective air!vapor .arrier system" 8indows and doors are components that are assem.led from elements" 8here elements 1oin to/ether at a 1oint a potential for water and air lea-a/e exist" 2etal or plastic flashin/s a.ove windows and doors are usually interconnected with water repellent materials +house wrap sheet mem.ranes, or draina/e planes to provide draina/e of water to the exterior of the .uildin/" )nder the flashin/ is sometimes a source of air lea-a/e inside wall cavity and every time a thermal .rid/e .etween exterior environment and insulation su.strate" It is therefore an o.1ect of the invention to provide moisture protection stop of air and vapor lea-a/e around openin/ elements and eliminate thermal .rid/es in flashin/ areas to/ether with water control in the N0!EIF*" To achieve this flashin/ may .e remote from su.strate and the /ap .etween windowEdoor flashin/ and wall openin/ and sheathin/ to .e filled with closed cell expandin/ polyurethane foam sealant" Ideally flashin/s and the elements to receive sealant should .e desi/ned and assem.led in common with the windowEdoor or other constructive elements frame" 0olyurethane foam sealants are tac- free within 5=!5@ minutes" $fter solidification the extra foam needs to .e cut and rasped" Next step is to cut aesthetical and control 1oints" %reatin/ 1oints and reveals on extruded polystyrene +G0*, and expanded polyurethane foam is easy as cuttin/ 1oints in expanded polystyrene +E0*, .ut little slower and use same EIF* tools such as hot -nife or plate hot -nife"

5= To have an impermea.le and non!permissive to air and vapor pressure system +N0!EIF*, seal with closed cell expandin/ polyurethane foam and stic- the lap 1oint ed/es of G0* .oards is not enou/h" To create a non!permissive assem.ly with non!permissive elements is necessary to seal every G0* 1oints and every surface of polyurethane foam displayed on outside of insulation" To seal G0* 1oints and expanded polyurethane foam surfaces same material as for treat sheathin/ 1oints is applied" 2aterials such #ac-stopI NT from Dryv:itI or 8eather*eal from 0arexI are polymer!.ased non!cementitious trowel applied waterproof mem.rane and air .arrier and are desi/ned to .e used in con1unction with EIF* systems" Does materials are extremely flexi.le can .rid/e hairline crac-s and accommodate small movements .ut water vapor transmission need to .e improve to a lower permeance for N0! EIF*" $pply this sealant to every not trac- terminations after stic- self!adhesive detail mesh on G0* ed/es and air!vapor mem.rane of su.strate which exceed N0!EIF* limit" The coatin/ dries 9uic-ly and serves as an excellent surface for adhesively applyin/ of lamina or otter decorative elements" The desi/n options of N0!EIF* are virtually endless" The impermea.le stratum assem.ly with control and aesthetical 1oints and terminations sealed can receive now a various aesthetical effects" Expanded polystyrene can .e cut or /rooved in various shapes and patterns is very li/ht in wei/ht and installs easily over G0* layer with polyurethane stic- foam" 2oreover apply polymer!modified cement +.asecoat, and fully em.ed hi/h al-ali! resistant reinforcin/ mesh in .asecoat include dia/onal mesh patches at corners of openin/s and reinforcin/ mesh patches at 1oints of trac- sections" $pply multiple layers of .asecoat and mesh where re9uired for specific impact resistance classification" $ll penetrations shall .e em.edded in closed cell expanded polyurethane foam sealant and terminations of the system must .e made weather and vapor!ti/ht the insulation .oard ed/es shall .e encapsulated .y either casin/ .eads and polyurethane foam sealants or ed/e wrappin/ with weatherEvapor! proof mem.rane to the su.strate" This extra adhesive and ti/ht of ed/es and terminations ma-e impossi.le and unnecessary the .ac- wrappin/ of openin/s and terminations" %aul-in/ sealants for perimeter seal around windowEdoor frames and other wall penetrations shall .e applied in spaces constructive created .etween flashin/ caul-in/ mem.er or windowEdoorEother caul-in/ mem.er of frame and the .asecoat reinforced with mesh" This /ap is smaller than classical 1oints around openin/s and not penetrates the

55 insulation system" *ealant .ac-er road is not applied on this systems the role of .ac-er rod is ta-in/ over .y closed cell polyurethane expandin/ foam with many otter .enefits" $lso polyurethane foam installed around constructive elements will ta-e over dilatations and contractions of insulation system and windowEdoorEother frame" It is an o.1ect of the present invention to provide a system for perimeter seal around every constructive element which penetrate the wall and the insulation claddin/ further called sealant ensem.le system" $pply primer to .asecoat surfaces" 0rimer is a water!.ased pi/mented acrylic coatin/ to prepare surfaces for finish" 0rimer may .e omitted if is not re9uired .y the manufacturer:s product data sheets for the specified finish coat or otherwise specified for the pro1ect" $dvanta/eously the exterior layer is a stucco!type exterior finish which is applied to the exterior surface accordin/ to -nown procedures and techni9ues" )sually finish coat is acrylic polymer!.ased synthetic finish inte/rally colored and textured and is selected .y architect" The principal wea-ness in the prior N0!EIF* with direct applyin/ the extruded polystyrene G0* layer is that G0* are ri/id .oards usin/ polyurethane stic- foam as adhesive without any fasteners need a perfectly flat surface" Is -nown in construction industry that exterior wall surfaces are not always perfectly flat" *u.strate surface irre/ularity shall .e not more than 5EB inch +4 mm, for sheathed su.strate and not more than 5EC inch +3"C mm, four masonry and concrete su.strate within any C feet +5<56 mm," Even with this inherent flatness is -nown that EIF* correct many imperfections of wall frame and su.strate to .ecome the final desi/n of the .uildin/" 2oreover G0* .oards are very difficult to .e leveled .y sendin/ and rasp" One solution to the pro.lem has .een to provide an extra layer of expanded polystyrene foam E0* .oards .etween the su.strate continuous treat with impermea.le mem.rane and the exterior non!permissive layer of extruded polystyrene foam +G0*," In a further em.odiment of the invention a second N0!EIF *ystem is presented havin/ same sta/es with an additional inner layer of E0* .oards and terminations adapted to this system" $fter the continuous li9uid mem.rane air!vapor .arrier is applied to the su.strate the expanded polystyrene E0* is adhesively attached usin/ polyurethane stic- foam" E0* inner insulation layer can .e attached usin/ mechanical fasteners especially on wood frame with plywood or O*# su.strate" 8hen the E0* insulation is laid onto su.strate extensive sandin/ and levelin/ operations must .e performed over the entire wall surface"

5< Expanded polystyrene E0* shall not .e in contact with any terminations or penetrations such7 windows and doors flashin/s air conditionin/ and otter wall components trac-s and constructive expansion 1oints cornices and parapets especial with exterior environment" 8hen is install E0* shall -eep at least 5H inch +4B mm, distance around every wall components and to every wall termination" This space with the /ap of extruded polystyrene +G0*, layer is to .e filled with polyurethane closed cell foam silent" On ed/es without trac-s or casin/ .eads E0* can .e replaced with C!3 inch +5=5!5@< mm, of G0* .oard and ed/e wrapped to the su.strate with reinforcin/ fa.ric em.edded in impermea.le mem.rane material .efore applyin/ lamina" The E0* layer is also necessary to accommodate .uildin/ movements contractions and dilatations .ein/ elastic material especial when N0!EIF* is applied to multi level .uildin/s" The E0* layer also provide enou/h space a.ove construction elements to em.ed the flashin/ in expanded polyurethane closed cell foam sealant and it ad another (!value of 4"B@Einch resistance to heat flow insulation" Jet the o.1ect of the invention is to provide an EIF* for a .uildin/ that insures that wind! driven water don:t penetrate the system and the dew point of the air occurs outside the EIF* claddin/" On detailed description of the invention care have .een ta-en in the detailin/ of termination points such as flashin/s sills 1am.s parapets ed/es corners and any openin/ or protrusion and elements which penetrate the wall in an attempt to ma-e them impervious to water and moisture" It is another o.1ect of the invention to provide a process for the installation of a non! permissive exterior insulation and finish system and also the sealant ensem.le system for perimeter seal in order to resist to the effects of water vapor transmission and a.solute humidity differential +vapor pressure differential, of .ou/ht inner and outer environmental effects and also to eliminate the dew point inside insulation claddin/" Examples of the more important features of the invention thus have .een summari;ed rather .roadly in order that the detailed description thereof that follows may .e .etter understood" There are additional features of the invention that will .e descri.ed hereinafter and which will form the su.1ect of the claims appended hereto"

54 #(IEF DE*%(I0TION OF THE D($8IN'* FI'" 1 is a perspective view partially in section to show corner assem.ly su.strate preparation and interior detail of a non!permissive exterior insulation and finessin/ system +N0!EIF*, wall construction showin/ use and installation of starter trac- the non permissive assem.ly layer of closed cell extruded polystyrene foam .oards G0* vertical and hori;ontal control 1oints and the lamina accordin/ to the inventionD FI'" 2 is a perspective view of N0!EIF* shown in FI'" 1 havin/ an inner extra layer of expanded polystyrene E0* +e9uali;ation and extra insulation layer, accordin/ to one em.odiment of the present inventionD FI'" 3 is a perspective view of N0!EIF* wall assem.ly with pro/ressive process of application showin/ a wall frame mem.er with air and vapor .arrier with situation of exterior and interior corners and sta//er 1oints at all inside and outside corners containin/ the E0* layer .efore applyin/ lamina +the exterior weather!resistant coatin/,D FI'" 4 is a plan view of N0!EIF* process of application with E0* insulation layer showin/ a starter trac- mounted on the air!vapor .arrier .e/in wall insulation with 5 foot +4="@ cm, piece of E0* .oard to minimi;e insulation 1oints ali/nin/ with sheathin/ 1oints and E0* with G0* .oard 1oints and the adhesive applied on the .ac- of .oat E0* and G0* .oards when are install in runnin/ .ond patternD FI'" 5$ is a cross!sectional of G0* .oards ed/es L!type with lap 1oint ed/es modified to create a deep V!1oint when are assem.led and a 5E5< inch +< mm, retraction of a.out 5 inch +<@ mm, around G0* .oard ed/es to .e sealed on exterior with water!vapor sealant material and inside with polyurethane stic- foam accordin/ to the inventionD FI'" 5# is a cross!sectional of G0* .oards 1oint area showed in FI'" 5$ .ut assem.led and sealed accordin/ to the inventionD FI'" 6 is a perspective view and cross!section to show a wall assem.ly with metal frame sheathin/ su.strate and N0!EIF* claddin/ and illustratin/ the relationship .etween a window frame with constructive attached flashin/ and the sealant ensem.le system E0* and G0* insulation layers with the exterior lamina and frame openin/ accordin/ to the inventionD FI'" 7$ is a cross!sectional view of a.ove part of the window ta-en /enerally alon/ the line 11 in FI'" 6D

5C FI'" 7# is a front view of a.ove corner of the window shown in FI'" 6D FI'" 7% is a cross!sectional view of lateral part of the window ta-en /enerally alon/ the line 22 in FI'" 6D FI'" ?D is a cross!sectional view of lower part of the window ta-en /enerally alon/ the line 33 in FI'" 6D FI'" 7E is a front view of lower corner of the window shown in FI'" 6D FI'" 8$ is a vertical cross!sectional view of throu/h the wall air conditionin/ unit showin/ the a.ove flashin/ with the sealant ensem.le system and caul-in/ and down part with seal and caul- accordin/ to the inventionD FI'" 8# is a hori;ontal cross!sectional view of air conditionin/ unit showin/ the lateral sealin/ and caul-in/D FI'" $ is a cross!sectional detail view of a.ove part of classical window frame installed on wood frame with O*# su.strate havin/ N0!EIF* wall coverin/ and showin/ the installation of flashin/ and sealants accordin/ to the invention" FI'" # is a cross!sectional detail view of lateral part of a classical window frame installed on wood frame showin/ the sealant ensem.le systemD FI'" 1!$ is a cross!sectional detail view of a.ove part of a window frame installed on masonry %2) wall covered with N0!EIF* claddin/ accordin/ to the inventionD FI'" 1!# is a cross!sectional detail view of lateral part of a window frame installed on masonry %2) wall covered with N0!EIF* claddin/ accordin/ to the inventionD FI'" 1!% is a cross!sectional detail view of lower part of a window frame and metal sills installed on masonry %2) wall covered with N0!EIF* claddin/ accordin/ to the inventionD FI'" 11 is a cross!sectional detail view of electrical .ox seal and caul- accordin/ to the inventionD FI'" 12 is a cross!sectional detail view of a sleeve wall penetration for pipes or other wall penetrations accordin/ to the inventionD FI'" 13$ is a further enlar/ed cross!sectional detail view of flashin/ area showin/ the a.ove part of a window havin/ the flashin/ constructive attached and also showin/ the sealant systemD FI'" 13# is a further enlar/ed cross!sectional detail view of flashin/ area illustratin/ an accessory flashin/ installed to a classical window frame with a distance from sheathin/

5@ exterior surface to create the /ap for polyurethane foam sealant and insulation and also showin/ the sealant ensem.le systemD FI'" 13% is a further enlar/ed cross!sectional detail view of flashin/ area illustratin/ another invented accessory flashin/ used in same circumstances presented in FI'" 13# havin/ a different construction and .ein/ installed directly to the a.ove part of window and also showin/ the sealant ensem.le system accordin/ to the inventionD FI'" 14 is a cross!sectional detail view of parapet termination accordin/ to the inventionD FI'" 15$ is a hori;ontal cross!sectional view of N0!EIF* vertical termination showin/ the chan/e of insulation claddin/ with .ric- claddin/D FI'" 15# is a vertical cross!sectional view of N0!EIF* hori;ontal termination showin/ the start of insulation claddin/ a.ove .ric- similar to FI'" 15$D FI'" 16 is a perspective view partially in section to show .oundless desi/n flexi.ility of the N0!EIF* systems showin/ crown moldin/s aesthetical and control 1oints and .ands accordin/ to the inventionD FI'" 17 is a cross!sectional detail view of a classical loo- sill showin/ the possi.ility to create a hard stucco loo- stren/th and lastin/ over N0!EIF* accordin/ to the inventionD FI'" 18 is a perspective view partially in section of expansion structural 1oint showin/ a desi/ned interruption in the continuity of insulation usin/ special desi/ned expansion 1oint profiles as accessories of N0!EIF* seal and .ond to the su.strate and to the impermea.le insulation accordin/ to the invention"

DET$ILED DE*%(I0TION OF THE INVENTION The present invention provides an impermea.le to water and non!permissive to vapors exterior insulation and finish system /enerically called N0!EIF*" )nli-e exterior insulation and finish systems -nown in the prior art the EIF* of the present invention provides a dou.le layers of water and moisture protection one applied to the su.strate 5 a li9uid mem.rane 15 to .e moisture .arrier for inside vapors and an exterior weather and vapor .arrier 25 which is created with extruded polystyrene closed cell foam insulation .oards +G0*, 3! special

53 assem.led 55 +FI'*" 5$!5#, and sealed 45 to create a non!permissive insulation envelope of the enclosure" To ensure the success of this new system and concept is necessary to analy;e the materials involved to create these systems accordin/ to the invention" The su.strate shall .e en/ineered to withstand applica.le desi/n loads and wind loads and free of forei/n materials such as oil dust dirt form release a/ents paint wax water frost and other harmful materials" $ccepta.le su.strate may .e7 'lass 2at 'ypsum *heathin/ 5 conf" to $*T2 %!55??D %ement Fi.er *heathin/ 5 conformin/ to $*T2 %!55B3D Exterior 'ypsum *heathin/ 5 minimum 5E< inch +5<"? mm, thic- core!treated weather! resistant complyin/ with $*T2 %!?6D installed over metal frame 1D or 0lywood 7 'rade %!D or .etter nominal 5E< inch +5<"? mm,D Oriented *trand #oard +O*#, 7 nominal 5E< inch +5<"? mm, minimumD installed over wood frame 2D or %oncrete poured or pre!cast and %oncrete 2asonry )nits +%2), walls 3 non!painted +uncoated," *heathin/ .oard /aps shall not exceed 5EB inch +4"< mm, and the surface must .e flat within 5EC inch +3"C mm, in any C feet +5<< cm, radius %2) mortar 1oints shall .e strucflush especially for N0!EIF* without E0* layer 2! +FI'" 5, which accept raspin/ and levelin/ 2!R +as shown in FI'" 2," Next important material to use in this invention is the li9uid mem.rane 15 polymer .ased trowel applied to the su.strate air and vapor .arrier" $ll sheathin/ su.strate 1oints and inside and outside corners 16 and all exposed ed/es at terminations shall .e treated with same or similar vapor retardant material 15 and reinforced with <!4 inch self adhesive mesh or C inch fa.ric" In construction industry this water and air .arriers are systems of materials desi/ned to control airflow and .ecame a line of defense a/ainst water intrusion and means to drain intrudin/ water from exterior" %oncernin/ N0!EIF* which wants to .e impervious to exterior water and vapors the role of air!vapor .arrier is to stop vapor diffusion from interior into the insulation system" *uch mem.rane trowel!on applied water and air .arriers are sold commercially under the trademar- of all presti/ious EIF* material products companies and have the followin/ accepta.le texture testin/7

5? 8ater (esistance $*T2 D!<<C? ! no deleterious effectsD Elon/ation $*T2 D!C5< Flexi.ility $ir Lea-a/e ! 55C>D $*T2 D!@<< 2ethod # ! passedD $*T2 E!<B4 ! ="==< cfmEft< at ?@ 0aD $*T2 E!63 0rocedure # ! ? 0erms

8ater Vapor Transmission

The water vapor transmission need to .e improve to a %lass II *emi!Impermea.le +5"= to ="5 0erm, or .etter to .e satisfactory for this system" The wall assem.ly have two more layers of air .arrier and vapor retarder for inside vapors one is the exterior /ypsum wall.oard @ or plywood ? with 1oints sealed 53 +*emi!Impermea.le, and the interior /ypsum .oard 3 with the interior latex paint or *emi!0ermea.le +5"= to 5= 0erm, textured wall finish" $lso concrete .loc- 4 walls are vapor retardant and adsor. vapors in the diffusion process havin/ lar/e moisture stora/e capacity" $ll wall materials allow the wall assem.ly to dry inwards" The followin/ material is the ri/id closed cell extruded polystyrene thermal .oard insulation +G0*, 3! conformin/ to the properties as follow for 5 inch thic-7 Thermal (esistance at ?@AF 2ean TemperatureD (!Value $*T2 %!@5B (*I $*T2 D!363 8ater $.sorptionD $*T2 %!<?< 8ater Vapor 0ermeanceD $*T2 E!63 ="B ! ="< 0erm +n/E0asm<, The water vapor transmission +diffusion resistance, for 5H inch +C= mm, thic-ness of G0* .oards 3! it:s close to ="5 0erm which is %lass5 +under ="5 0erm, Impermea.le" The natural conditions even in hot!humid climates don:t mete the testin/ conditions .ut for all contin/ences manufacturers could improve extruded polystyrene to a lower vapor transmission rate +="5 0erm or less," The G0* .oards 3! need to .e imprinted +not smooth, on .oth sides with dimple pattern" 0ermea.ility values of materials are irrelevant in air and vapor .arrier systems whiteout a method to extend the characteristics of vapor retardant materials to the air!vapor .arrier ="5> .y volume max @"= ftKhFE#tu ="BB m<%E8 4"@5=!@ inEinF 3"45=!< mmEm%

5B assem.ly" $ir!vapor .arriers are intended to resist the air pressure differences that act on them" 2aterials 15 3! 35 45 and the assem.ly 25 that meet impermea.le performance re9uirements are said to .e airEvapor .arrier assem.lies" $ccordin/ to this another o.1ect of this invention is to create a 1oint system 55 which can ensure the impermea.ility of G0* 3! .oards assem.ly to create the non!permissive assem.ly 25" $s shown in FI'" 5$ the G0* 3! 1oints must .e created as L!type with lap 1oint ed/es 55 redesi/ned to form an !@A an/le from 6=A normally an/le in .oth sides with a retraction of 5E5<L +< mm, from inherent flatness approximate 5 inch +<@ mm, around G0* .oard 3!" 8hen the impermea.le G0* .oards 3! are assem.led FI'" 5# the assem.ly will form two deep V 1oints with 5=A an/le inside and outside the non!permissive layer 25 around G0* .oards 3!" The inside space created is to .e filled with polyurethane stic- foam 33 the adhesive used to install the non!permissive layer 25" 8ith reference to FI'" 4 a continuous /irdle of polyurethane stic- foam 33 is applied on the lower part of L!1oint of G0* .oards 3! which are already installed" 0olyurethane foam adhesive 33 is formulated to have a low expandin/ rate durin/ the curin/ process enou/h to fill and sill the .ac- of G0* 3! 1oints /enerally desi/nated at reference numeral 55" $fter the non!permissive layer 25 of G0* .oards 3! is applied either directly to the impermea.le mem.rane 15 or to the additional E0* 2! layer exterior deep V 1oints created .etween G0* .oards 3! mast .e fill with polymer .ased water and vapor retardant material 45" This sealant material 45 can .e same or similar to the li9uid mem.rane material 15 or sealant material used to treat sheathin/ su.strate 1oints and corners 16" To ensure the applica.ility of N0!EIF* in real situations of creatin/ the non!permissive layer 25 accordin/ to the invention terminations intersections with construction elements interior and exterior corners 56 and other G0* .oards which are not shiplap 1oined 57 +vertical, are pre!sealed with closed cell expanda.le polyurethane foam applied to fill spaces in different situations7 /aps around constructive elements +35, corners dovetailin/ +36, starter trac- and terminations +37, or expansion 1oints accessory +38," In use polyurethane foam when applied to form a seamless monolithic dovetailin/ .etween all elements and materials except ship lap 1oints 55 +FI'" 5#, have an extra expansion after curin/ which need to .e cut and rasp to the exterior level of G0* 3! layer" $ll this areas of closed cell polyurethane foam sealant apparent on exterior will .e coated with li9uid mem.rane sealant material 45" This

56 sealant material 45 perform the function to complete the air!vapor and water .arrier over the non!permissive thermal envelope 25 on all 1oint intersections and termination areas" It serves as an extra sealant over the closed cell polyurethane foam 35 36 37 38 as well as actin/ to prevent vapor diffusion air lea-a/e and water penetration as a first line of defense over the pro.lematic areas" To materiali;e sealant conditions of diffusion resistance and water impermea.ility the vapor retardant sealant material 45 must .e a hi/h performance polymer!.ased flexi.le noncementitious water resistive mem.rane which resists vapor and water penetration and eliminates air infiltration" *uch sealant material is sold commercially under the trademar- of EIF* material products companies is desi/ned to .e use in con1unction with EIF* systems to create continuous trowel applied vapor retardant mem.rane +15, already descri.ed with $*T2 texture testin/ mentioned" The sealant material /enerally desi/nated at reference numeral 45 it:s a similar polymer .ased li9uid mem.rane product .ut not necessarily identical" 0articularly preferred material 45" for use in the present invention improvin/ the moisture diffusion and other properties of the aforementioned sheathin/ mem.rane material 15 must .e desi/ned to provide a face!seal or .arrier to seal out water and moisture to have .etter adhesiveness to extruded polystyrene and .etter tensile stren/th and elon/ation" The recommendation7 noncementitious:: is .ecause other similar products uses cement mixed in composition .efore application for stren/then .ut lose in elasticity and flexi.ility" Tensile stren/th and elon/ation is a very important parameter for sealant material 45 to can ta-e over contractions and dilatations of G0* .oards 3! lamina 7! and other elements" 2oreover a /eneral reinforcin/ of all 1oints of non!permissive insulatin/ assem.ly 25 with 1oints sealed 55 is applied on the outward facin/ surface" $ layer of .asecoat!adhesive 71 is applied to the outer surface and then lays the reinforcin/ mesh 72 into the uncured .asecoat" $ second coat of .asecoat 73 is applied" $s a result the reinforcin/ mesh 72 .ecomes em.edded in the .asecoat" $ local reinforcin/ of G0* .oards 3! 1oints can .e applied in sensitive areas such as corners 56 around windows and doors and on ed/e terminations directly into the sealant material 45 usin/ self adhesive mesh +not fi/urate," $nother -ey element and material of present invention is the aforementioned expandin/ polyurethane closed cell foam sealant fi/urate in different situations and mar-ed with numerals 35 36 37 38" $pplied to fill 1oints .etween not shiplap G0* 3! ed/es such corners

<= 56 or intermediary G0* dimensions 1oints 57 or to fill /aps .etween windowsEdoors frame 8! 8!A 8!# and other wall penetrations ! 1 2 and frame openin/s flashin/s 84 85 86 or accessories 1! 11 and insulation ed/es 2! 3! polyurethane foam sealant 35 36 37 or 38 is the perfect choice four sealin/ needs and may .e used to fill seal .ond and stop air and moisture infiltration" 2easurements usin/ $*T2 E!<B4 show that polyurethane foam sealant when properly applied reduces the air lea-a/e rate to less than ="=5 cu.ic!feetEminuteEs9uare!foot +="=@ litersEsecondEs9uare!meter, .elow accepted .uildin/ code re9uirements" 8ater in its low ener/y sta/e +li9uid, does not permeate trou/h polyurethane closed cell foam and in its hi/h ener/y sta/e +vapor, its permeance is retarded si/nificantly" #ecause of its very low moisture vapor diffusion properties polyurethane foam may .e considered a vapor retardant when applied in sufficient thic-ness" %losed cell polyurethane foam has .een tested accordin/ to $*T2 E!63 at varyin/ thic-nesses and has a permeance ratin/ of approximately <"3 0erms at a thic-ness of 5 inch" To compensate the difference .etween Mvapor retardantN and Mvapor .arrierN of polyurethane foam monolithic coatin/ the sealant material 45 /ives a linearly extrapolated perm ratin/ of %lass I impermea.le when is applied over all polyurethane foam 35 36 37 38 areas seen in exterior" In usin/ the preferred specific material is the one! component closed cell polyurethane foam sealant commercially availa.le in specific formulations includin/ stic- polyurethane foam 33 applied with a patented professional dispersin/ unit or professional hose -it" The one!component polyurethane foam is tac- free within 5=!5@ minutes and meet $*T2 E!BC %lass5 for surface .urnin/ characteristics as caul-in/ and sealant" $lso the two component closed cell expandin/ polyurethane foam sealant can .e used" In a further em.odiment of the invention the flashin/ 84 85 or 86 another component of classical EIF* is redesi/ned as form application functionality and concept" This invention constitutes si/nificant improvement in this re/ard to current draina/e EIF* and theirs waterti/ht and mold pro.lems" Terminations in the wall system around windows and doors have traditionally .een the source of moisture entry" The classical flashin/ is mechanical fastened or nail attached to the su.strate sheathin/ .ein/ a thermal .rid/e .etween exterior cold air and insulation su.strate 5 7 and set up a condensation area" Flashin/ is also an air lea-a/e source favor of the empty space .etween windowEdoor frame and wall openin/

<5 to/ether with vapors which .rea- throu/h classical EIF* claddin/ +vapor diffusion, .ein/ accomplished all conditions of vapor condensation" $ccordin/ to the invention N0!EIF* is /enerally desi/ned to .e impervious to water and vapors excludin/ any intrudin/ water so that is why flashin/ is not desi/ned and assem.led to drain water from interior .ut 1ust sheds water to the exterior" $s seen in the perspective view of FI'" 6 and separately detailed in FI'" 13$ cross! sectional detail the element flashin/ 84 a.ove windows and doors is constructive attached to the windowEdoor frame 8!" This is the ideal solution when is eliminated the 1oint .etween construction element frame 8! ! +windows doors air conditionin/ units, and flashin/ 84" The construction element 8! is mounted as so to have a.out 5 inch +<@ mm, /ap .etween the constructive attached flashin/ 84 .ac- flan/e and su.strate sheathin/ 5 7 continuously with the /ap .etween construction elements 8! and frame openin/" This /ap must .e continuous from inside to outside and around flashin/ 84" The present invention is directed to .e adapta.le to classical windowEdoor frame and other construction elements which comes in con1unction with N0!EIF*" $s shown in the detail view of FI'" 13# an attacha.le flashin/ +not constructive attached, 86 similar in construction and application with classical flashin/ is accepta.le to .e used" In this re/ard the flashin/ 86 is mounted with metal screws a.out 5 inch distance from wall su.strate 5 7 interspersed a cupon of extruded polystyrene or special distance piece +not fi/ured," )sin/ mechanical fasteners to install the flashin/ 86 these it may .e installed a.ove the hori;ontal caul-in/ element end a.ove caul-in/ area 65" $nother flashin/ 85 contemplated to .e a/reea.le for this invention is presented cross sectional in FI'" $ and separately detailed in FI'" 13%" This flashin/ 85 is similar to flashin/ 86 .ut have a different construction so as the lower hori;ontal laid flan/e of flashin/ to .e continued on the .ac- of the flashin/" This hori;ontal .ac- laid flan/e it:s the area where the flashin/ is mechanical fastened attached to the windowEdoor frame" Throu/h this assem.lin/ the flashin/ 85 .ecame similar with the constructive attached flashin/ 84" Flashin/s type accessory 85 86 re9uire sealant application 66 +FI'" $, on lower 1oint area of flashin/ 85 or 86 and windowEdoor frame 8!A .ehind drip ed/e" Thus accordin/ to the invention and seen in the perspective view of FI'" 6 and sectional detail views of FI'*" 7$ +cross!sectional view ta-en alon/ the line 1$1 in FI'" 6, 8$ and

<< $ a continuous /ap around flashin/ 84 85 from inside to outside of wall assem.ly is created to .e fill with closed cell polyurethane foam 35" The polyurethane foam sealant 35 is applied in two sta/es first after the expanded polystyrene +E0*, 2! layer is installed .y fillin/ the /ap .etween windowEdoor frame 8! wall frame openin/ flashin/ 84 85 .ac- flan/e and su.strate sheathin/ 5 7 treated with the impermea.le mem.rane 15 and second after installation of extruded polystyrene +G0*, 3!" If necessary the /ap can .e fill from interior of .uildin/" The G0* .oards 3! will .e installed 5E< inch +54 mm, a.ove the hori;ontal caul-in/ element 83 of flashin/ 84 or 85 and excess polyurethane foam is cut to that level creatin/ a space for silicone sealant 65" $ccordin/ to the invention the polyurethane foam 35 seen outer is treated with 1oint sealant material 45" $s common element of all flashin/s used for N0!EIF* is the hori;ontal detail 83 perpendicular to .ac- flan/e of flashin/ situated a.out 5 inch +<@ mm, a.ove drip area with a dimension of minimum 4EC inch +56 mm," #etween this element 83 and G0* 3! ed/e it form a rectan/ular 1oint which is the caul-in/ area separated from drippin/ area for a .etter access in that difficult lucrative space and to create a strai/ht ed/e" The dou.le layers of .asecoat 71 73 which em.ed the reinforcin/ mesh 72 it stop on .ac- flan/e of flashin/" The 1oint created is fill with low modulus silicone sealant 65" The .ac- flan/e +vertical part, of flashin/ /o up to the hori;ontal sealant element 83 a.out < inch +@5 mm, to .e em.ed on polyurethane foam 35 and silicone sealant 65" Immediately followin/ and close related are the terminations on vertical sides and under sash of N0!EIF* in con1unction with windowsEdoors openin/s and other throu/h the wall elements" 8ith reference to FI'" 7% +cross!sectional view ta-en alon/ the line 2$2 in FI'" 6, and FI'" 8# the /ap for perimeter seal around windowEdoor frame 8! and other wall penetrations ! continuously surround the constructive element on vertical sides and is fill with closed cell polyurethane foam sealant 35 ensurin/ the continuance seal of 1oint .etween construction element 8! ! and wall frame openin/ studs 1 or 2 and completely encapsulate insulation .oards 2! 3! ed/es on polyurethane foam 35" $ similar em.odiment of the invention is illustrated in FI'" 7D +cross!sectional view ta-en alon/ the line 3$3 in FI'" 6, showin/ the lower of perimeter seal .elow window 8! sills and .elow part of air conditionin/ ! illustrated in FI'" 8$" In this case the constructive

<4 attached element 81 which form the caul-in/ 1oint .ecame also the drainin/ .oard to drain pluvial water from exterior of construction elements 8! !" $ll surfaces of closed cell polyurethane foam sealant 35 apparent on exterior are cut rasp and leveled +usin/ levelin/Esendin/ tools, to the exterior surface of non!permissive insulation layer 25 and treated with sealant material 45 accordin/ to the invention" The attractive feature of the present invention and indicated a.ove the constructive attached elements 81 82 83 which form the limit of caul-in/ 1oint as descri.ed and shown in the drawin/ fi/ures is .ut a preferred em.odiment" The silicone sealant 65 is applied after the first part of lamina 7! is dried +flexi.le .asecoat 71 and fully em.ed reinforcin/ mesh 72 in .asecoat 73, and .efore finish coat 75" *ealant for perimeter seal 65 around windowEdoor frames 8! and other wall penetrations ! shall conform to $*T2 %!6<= 'rade N*" $n important technical aspect is that thermal dilatations and contractions of constructive elements and EIF* claddin/ and also .uildin/ movements occur" To avoid ma1or crac-s in lamina control 1oints are recommended .y codes and located so as monolithic wall areas to not exceed 5CC ftK +54"C mK, and dimensions .etween hori;ontal or vertical control 1oints to not exceed 5< ft +4"<4 m," The new invented system is .ond attached in intersections to the constructive elements +8! ! 1 2, and the thermal hy/ric and movement stress is dissipated in the sealin/ area" Expandin/ polyurethane foam 35 and non!vapor!permissive sealant material 45 are elastic materials which can accommodate small movements compressions and elon/ations" %onstructive elements that penetrate the wall or N0!EIF* claddin/ +8! ! 1 2, and the outer coatin/ named Lamina 7! experience the most important thermal and movement stress" In the most fundamental sense a crac- is stress relief" In this sealant system a crac- is anticipated in intersections of lamina 7! with other constructive elements around perimeter" This crac- is situated .elow caul-in/ elements 81 82 83 and is sealed and encapsulated +minimum 4EC inch, with silicone sealant 65" The -ey to moisture control is the control of air transported moisture and incidental water around wall openin/s and penetrations which form the *ealant Ensem.le *ystem" This invention constitutes si/nificant improvement in this re/ard to current EIF* the N0!EIF* provide and interconnect sealant materials with low permea.ility values special assem.led to 1 2 shall .e low!modulus desi/ned for minimum @=> elon/ation and minimum <@> compression and

<C create an impervious sealant ensem.le system around wall openin/s as follow from interior conditioned space to exterior environment7 15 air!vapor .arrier polymer .ased trowel applied to the entire su.strate sheathin/ surface with sheathin/ 1oints sealed 16 and terminations 17 18D 25 exterior air!vapor .arrier a non!permissive to vapor diffusion and weather resistant insulation layer consistin/ in a special assem.la/e of extruded polystyrene G0* .oards 3! with shiplap 1oints sealed 55D 35 closed cell polyurethane foam sealant continuously applied around openin/ from interior to exterior which stic- seal and insulate the .ac- flan/e of flashin/s 84 85 or 86 and encapsulate G0* 3! and E0* 2! insulation .oards ed/esD 45 water and air!vapor retardant a hi/h performance polymer!.ased sealant material trowel!on applied over outside surface of polyurethane foam sealant 35 and interconnection with the non!permissive assem.ly 25 +G0* .oard 3! ed/es,D 55 the seal of 1oints of G0* .oards 3! in the process of creatin/ the non!permissive assem.ly 25D 65 low modulus silicone sealant continuously applied provide water!vapor ti/ht performance and encapsulate the ed/e of reinforcin/ mesh 72 fully em.edded on flexi.le .asecoat 71 73D 75 the outer layer of the rain screen or lamina 7! a superior elastomeric finish applied after silicone sealant 65 create the loo- of the .uildin/ and offers protection for the inner layers and insulation envelope componentsD 85 86 or 84 flashin/s and 81 81A 82 83 constructive elements of windowEdoor frame 8! and other wall and insulation penetrations ! element to create a caul-in/ 1oint" The new *ealant Ensem.le *ystem around openin/s descri.ed a.ove advanta/eously replace the classical system which re9uire a 1oint .etween the constructive element and insulation .oard ed/es .y completely separate EIF* from windowsEdoors and other elements" To create this separatin/ 1oint classical EIF* re9uire a strai/ht line around openin/ insulation shall .e held .ac- from ad1oinin/ materials around penetrations such windows doors and mechanical e9uipment a minimum of 4EC inch +56 mm, for sealant application completely encapsulate insulation .oard ed/es .y mesh reinforced .asecoat and .ac-!wrappin/ 1 2 which surround the

<@ +continuation of reinforcin/ fa.ric around the ed/e of insulation .oard and onto the su.strate in .ac- of the insulation," The sealant system endorsed to seal the /ap +which is continuous free for air circulation .etween interior of .uildin/ and exterior environment, is a .ac-er rod sealant followed .y silicone sealant for perimeter seal" Virtually the silicone sealant is the only defense a/ainst unwanted water inside wall cavity" Havin/ thus descri.ed elements of a standard EIF* installation attention is invited to the fact that the su.1ect matter of this invention is directed to a sealant ensem.le system that offers multiple seals" *eal and .ond the constructive elements 8! ! 1 2 to the wall frame openin/ +metal or wood studs 1 2, with expandin/ polyurethane foam 35 over!seal the exterior surface for water and vapor penetration with sealant material 45 and caul-in/ 65 applied on a special created 1oint" The mesh reinforced .asecoat 71 72 73 stop .ehind and under the caul-in/ 1oint delimitation elements 81 82 83 without .ac- wrappin/ +not applica.le and unnecessary," $lso draina.le EIF *ystems re9uires continuation of waterEvapor .arrier to the interior face of wall openin/" )sin/ same li9uid mem.rane material with reinforcin/ fa.ric to treat sheathin/ 1oints as for water!vapor .arrier or flashin/ mem.rane the rou/h openin/ +window door others, is protect for intrudin/ water and is confi/ured to shed water to the exterior of the system" Installation of windowsEdoors and other elements come after EIF* installation with many detail contradictions such as flashin/ installation a.ove windowsEdoors and others or silicone sealant applied around constructive elements .efore finish coat +a code re9uirement," $ccordin/ to the invention windowsEdoors 8! and other elements ! 1 2 special desi/ned are installed prior to N0!EIF* the polyurethane foam sealant 35 will seal all 1oints .etween the framin/ mem.ers 1 or 2 of the rou/h openin/s and su.strate sheathin/ 5 or 7" *ealin/ these 1oints +the /ap, is only for inside wall cavity vapors and to don:t permit inside vapors to permeate .ehindEinside insulation and not to protect the system a/ainst precipitation or condensation water" $lso the polyurethane foam sealant 35 insulate the constructive element 8! in that area" ! 1 or 2 which are considerate a thermal .rid/e .etween exterior cold environment and wall frame 1 or 2 and sheathin/ 5 or 7 eliminatin/ the dew point conditions

<3 (eferrin/ now in detail to the accompanyin/ drawin/s and particularly to FI'" 1 there is illustrate a wall assem.ly of N0!EIF* havin/ the impervious layer 25 directly applied to the su.strate sheathin/ 5 or 7" The .uildin/ wall is /enerally constructed of a frame which typically includes a plurality of studs 1 a sheathin/ 5 and an external wall coverin/ +claddin/," The N0!EIF* claddin/ presented on this invention and seen in the perspective view partially in section of FI'" 1 consist of a succession of components and application procedures" $s is -nown in the relevant art and a.ove descri.ed the sheathin/ .oard 1oints and corners 16 are treated with specially desi/ned /rid tape completely em.edded on air! vapor retardant material and a air!vapor .arrier 15 is continuously applied over entire su.strate surface" The air!vapor .arrier 15 is an improvement to a lower vapor diffusion rate under 5 )* 0erm +@?"<5 n/E0asm<, of trowel applied waterproof mem.rane and air .arrier component -nown in the EIF* industry" The non!permissive assem.ly 25 consistin/ in extruded polystyrene G0* .oards 3! special assem.led with 1oints sealed 55 is then applied" *u.strate 5 or 7 shall .e examined for maximum deflections accepted for this system in accordance with su.strate material manufacturer:s specifications and applica.le .uildin/ codes" FI'" 2 illustrate a similar representation of N0!EIF* havin/ an additional inner layer of expanded polystyrene E0* 2! foreseen as e9uali;ation component" E0* 2! insulation layer is installed without /aps in a runnin/ .ond pattern and interloc-ed at corners without superposition of E0* 2! 1oints with vertical or hori;ontal 1oints of su.strate sheathin/ 5 and G0* 1oints 55" 0refera.ly the adhesive used to install additional E0* insulation .oards 2! is the one component polyurethane stic- foam 33 as show in FI'" 4" To install this inner insulation component constructive procedures can utili;e the classical 0ortland cement with a settin/ adhesive +a 5== percent polymer .ased product, on /ypsum sheathin/ 5 or mechanical fasteners for wood frame 2 with plywood sheathin/ 7 .ut these attachment systems are not recommended" 8ater from cementitious materials can remain .illet inside N0!EIF* and mechanical fasteners pierce the su.strate vapor .arrier 15 and the plywood sheathin/ 7 permittin/ inside vapors to penetrate into the insulation claddin/" The E0* 2! layer component performs intermediary functions" $s is well -nown in the construction industry wall frame is not always strai/ht su.strate have surface irre/ularities and dimensional tolerances which need to .e corrected when EIF* claddin/ is installed" Expanded polystyrene

<? 2! provide a /reat wor-a.ility to create a flat surface necessary and o.li/atory to install the outer layer the ri/id extruded polystyrene G0* 3!" 8ays and means to create inherent flatness as support and su.strate to install the non!permissive layer 25 are provided on this invention .y raspin/ sendin/ and levelin/ 2!R operations performed over the entire E0* 2! mem.er +e9uali;ation component, of N0!EIF* claddin/" The inner extra insulatin/ mem.er is also .eneficially when install flashin/s 84 85 or 86 especially not constructive attached flashin/ 85 or 86 to have enou/h thic-ness and technolo/ical facility to easy em.ed flashin/ 85 or 86 in polyurethane foam sealant 35" First insulatin/ layer 2! shall .e held .ac- installed from openin/ ed/e 5H!< inch +4B!@5 mm, in not flashed sides and a.out 5E< inch +54 mm, up to top flashin/ 84 85 or 86 vertical flan/e as shown in FI'" 3 and in all detail fi/ures" The extruded polystyrene .oard 3! will easy overlap the flashin/ 84 85 or 86 vertical flan/e .ein/ install 5E< inch +54 mm, a.ove the hori;ontal element of flashin/ 83" $lso G0* layer 3! is installed close to the sides of constructive element 8! ! or 1 1ust enou/h to have space to fill the /ap with expanded polyurethane foam 35" $lso E0* 2! mem.er will help N0!EIF* to accommodate .uildin/ movements wall contractions and dilatations .ein/ more elastic then extruded polystyrene G0* 3! and will ad an extra insulation of 4"B@ (!value per inch" (eferrin/ now to the view of FI'" 1 and also to the view of FI'" 2 the non!permissive layer 25 is adhesively installed eater on e9uali;ation component 2! or directly to the su.strate sheathin/ 5 or 7 treated with the sheathin/ mem.rane 15" The process of application as seen on FI'" 4 is easy and convenient a /irdle of stic- polyurethane foam 33 is applied on the .acside of the extruded polystyrene foam 3! followin/ the perimeter of G0* 3! .oard and sinusoidal in field a.out C inch +5= cm, .etween ri..ons" The G0* .oards 3! of the non! permissive insulation assem.ly 25 are 1ointly installed in a runnin/ .ond pattern and interloc-ed at corners" $s illustrated in FI'*" 1 2 3 and 4 inside and outside corners 56 and not shiplap 1oints 57 of G0* .oards 3! are assem.led with a /ap of 5EC! 4EC inch +3"@!56 mm, .etween not shiplap G0* 3! ed/es to .e fill with expanded polyurethane foam sealant 36 a /ood caul-!and!seal +foam!and!seal," Extra expanded polyurethane foam 36 +the expansion rate durin/ the curin/ process, is cut and rasp to a strai/ht level and treat with polymer!.ased sealant material 45 to create a impervious to water and vapors interconnection"

<B $s seen in the cross!sectional view of FI'" 5$ detail of L!type shiplap 1oinin/ ed/es is reinvented so as to after assem.ly to create a deep V!1oint .etween G0* 3! 1oinin/ .oards" This 1oint 55 is created symmetrical on .oth sides .y inclination of L!type ed/es from interior to exterior with an an/le of @A to the normally perpendicular" $lso a 5E5< inch +< mm, retraction of a.out 5 inch +<@ mm, around G0* 3! .oard ed/es is constructive created" This invention constitutes si/nificant improvement in order to create a non!permissive assem.ly usin/ non!permissive materials .y creatin/ constructive interior and exterior 5=A an/le deep V!1oints when G0* .oards 3! are assem.led to .e fill with stic- polyurethane foam 33 +interior, and sealant material 45 +exterior," #efore installin/ every next G0* .oard 3! a /irdle of stic- polyurethane foam 33 is continuously applied on the two ed/es of previously installed G0* .oards 3! as shown in FI'" 4" In the cross!sectional view of FI'" 5# is shown the detail of 1oint assem.ly 55 when the stic- foam 33 fill the interior deep V!1oint created havin/ a very low expandin/ coefficient and the exterior deep V!1oint is fill with polymer! .ased sealant material 45" $s prior descri.ed and showed in FI'*" 1 and 2 constructive and aesthetical vertical 41 and hori;ontal 42 1oints are cut after installin/ polyurethane foam sealants 35 36 37 +includin/ raspin/ and levelin/, and .efore treatin/ 1oints 55 56 57 with sealant material 45 to .e in the spirit of the invention" (eferrin/ to the views of FI'*" 1!4 and the perspective view of FI'" 6 it can .e seen that the .ottom ed/e of insulatin/ mem.ers 2! and 3! actually rests 5E<!5 inch +54!<@ mm, a.ove the hori;ontal le/ of trac- 1!" The standard starter trac- 1! +not draina/e, which is prefera.ly plastic may .e variously constructed for attachment and cementation 17 to the air!vapor resistant mem.rane 15" $ccordin/ to the invention insulation .oards 2! and 3! ed/es will .e completely encapsulated in closed cell expanded polyurethane foam 37 which expand in the space created and seal the .ottom ed/e" The extra foam len/thways the starter trac- 1! is cut rasp and treat with sealant material 45 in the process of exterior sealin/" The location of starter trac- 1! is usually limited to terminations at foundation" $lso metal or plastic corner accessories 11 are re/ularly necessary to .e use since strai/ht exterior corners are difficult to .e created .ecause of interloc-ed interspaced and dou.le seal with polyurethane foam 36 and sealant material 45 of G0* .oards 3!" In practice exterior plastic or metal corners 11 will .e

<6 installed after the sealant material 45 is completely dry usin/ the .asecoat 71 the first layer of lamina 7!" Finely FI'*" 1 2 and 6 shows /radually the exterior weather resistant assem.ly /enerically called the rainscreen or lamina 7!" It is well -nown and understood in the relevant art that the reinforcin/ /lass fi.er mesh 72 is installed onto the insulation su.strate 25 .y first applyin/ a thin coat of cementitious .asecoat 71 +5==> acrylic polymer .ased re9uirin/ the addition of 0ortland cement, and then layin/ the reinforcin/ mesh 72 into the uncured .asecoat 71" $ second layer of .asecoat 73 is applied and forced to voids in the reinforcin/ mesh 72 and allowed to dry" $s a result the reinforcin/ mesh 72 .ecame em.edded in the .asecoat 71 73" To complete the wall a textured and inte/rally colored finish 75 is trowel! applied and floated to the desired loo- also as -nown to one s-illed in the art" 0roduct specifications for re/ular water!.ased acrylic coatin/s and especially for elastomeric and specialty finishes re9uire acrylic coatin/s 74 to prepare surfaces for finish 75 applyin/" $s later showed in detail FI'" 6 depict a N0!EIF* claddin/ construct with extra insulation mem.er 2! perspective view and section throu/h wall assem.ly and redesi/ned window frame 8! in accordance with this invention" &nowin/ that all constructive elements 8! 1 ! 2 are installed prior to .e/innin/ of N0!EIF* installation as a.ove descri.ed and rou/h ! 1 2 +.efore claddin/, have a

openin/s are not seal .y extendin/ the airEvapor resistive .arrier 15 to the interior face of the wall openin/ pre!installation of constructive elements 8! /reat advanta/e and its prefera.le in construction industry" $ccordin/ to the invention closed cell polyurethane foam sealant 35 seal the /ap created around openin/ perimeter for interior wall cavity vapors exterior vapors .ein/ stopped .y the impervious layer 25" The air!vapor resistive mem.rane 15 is applied to coat all sheathin/ 5 or 7 visi.le surface polyurethane foam sealant 35 which seal the /ap will overlap sheathin/ mem.rane 15 a.out 5!< inch +<@! @= mm, around openin/ when expand to fill the empty space created throu/h held .ec- of E0* 2! and G0* 3! layer when installed" %ost savin/s over typical draina/e EIF* throu/h not sealin/ rou/h openin/s will compensate the cost of applyin/ polyurethane foam 35 with exceptionally advanta/es" *till detailin/ FI'" 6 corners of wall components in /eneral and windowsEdoors 8! in special need particularly attention" $s seen in the front view of FI'*" 7# and 7E caul-in/ 1oint delimitation elements 81 82 83 re9uire constructive assem.lin/ to form continuous

4= transitions .etween vertical elements 82 and hori;ontal lower element 81 and transition to flashin/ which have a perpendicular position of caul-in/ element 83 to the side vertical element 82" $lso the insulation G0* .oar 3! shall .e installed so that its 1oint 55 do not coincide with the corners of the openin/ and to .e additionally reinforced usin/ M.utterflyN strip of mesh 72 laid at a C@A an/le to the corner when lamina 7! is apply +not fi/ured," (eferrin/ to FI'*" 8$ and 8# in the most preferred em.odiment the new sealant system assem.ly of the instant invention is applied to air conditionin/ unit ! a constructive element that penetrate the wall havin/ lar/e utili;ation in the hotel industry" The flashin/ 84 is constructive attached also the caul-in/ delimitation elements 81 82 83" 0olyurethane foam sealant 35 will seal the perimeter of air conditionin/ unit ! insulation .oards 2! and 3! ed/es and also fix the element ! to the wall frame" *ealant material 45 will seal the outer surface of the non!permissive layer 25 around openin/ accordin/ to the invention" $pplication of silicone sealant 65 after the reinforcin/ mem.er 72 em.edded in .asecoat 71 and 73 finali;e the sealant ensem.le system" $s previously mentioned the new N0!EIF* is contemplated to .e successfully applied to classical windowEdoor systems and also to various wall structures" In this re/ard FI'*" $ and # show a cross sectional detail view of a.ove and lateral part of classical window frame 8!A installed on wood frame 2 with O*# su.strate sheathin/ 7" The flashin/ 85 +prefera.ly, is fastened attached to the window frame 8!A +not to the wall sheathin/ when usin/ flashin/ tip 85, with outdistance of a.out 5 inch +<@ mm, from su.strate sheathin/ 7" Insulatin/ mem.er 2! is installed onto the air!vapor .arrier 15 trowel applied to the su.strate 7 followed .y the impermea.le insulatin/ mem.er 3!" 8ith reference to FI'" $ the permissive insulatin/ mem.er 2! is held .ac- installed a.out 5E< inch +54 mm, a.ove vertical flan/e of flashin/ 85 and the /ap created is fill with polyurethane foam sealant 35" The impermea.le mem.er 3! is then installed 5E< inch a.ove the hori;ontal caul-in/ delimitation element 83 then is complete the seal up with polyurethane foam 35 over seal the ed/e with sealant material 45 and silicone sealant 65 is applied after the reinforcin/ mem.er 71 72 73 of lamina 7!" $lso sealin/ .ehind flashin/ drip ed/e .y applyin/ silicone sealant 66 is re9uired" $s illustrated in FI'" # the preferred method of ma-in/ the sealant ensem.le system in the rest of perimeter includes the application of C O 3 inches +5= O 5@ cm, extruded polystyrene G0* foam .and 31 to replace the ed/e area of expanded polystyrene E0* foam

45 2! layer" It will .e /enerally appreciated that the permissive mem.er +E0* 2!, is to close to the exterior environment existin/ suspicions of vapor penetration into the system and for that intersections with classical constructive elements are treated as terminations of the system +FI'*" 15$ and 15#," First layer of E0* 2! is installed includin/ the .and of G0* 31 around window 8!A with a retraction of a.out 5H inch +4B mm, from openin/ ed/e" The /ap created .etween openin/ frame window frame 8!A and insulation .oard ed/e 31 is fill with expandin/ polyurethane foam sealant 35 cut and rasp to that level" On this sta/e a pre seal with sealant material 45 is recommended to seal the expanded polyurethane foam 35 surface +not fi/ured," The non!permissive layer 25 is then installed and G0* .oards 3! shall .e 5E< inch +54 mm, held .ac- installed from window frame 8!A" I mentioned here that windowEdoor frame 8!A must .e constructive installed 4EC inch +56 mm, up to the outer surface of first layer of insulation +2!, so as to the portion not em.ed in insulation +polyurethane foam 35, with the ed/e of G0* 3! layer and the polyurethane foam sealant 35 level to create a caul-in/ 1oint" The 1oint created will .e seal with sealant material 45 reinforced with mesh" This is usually done throu/h the use of stic- mesh and then trowel apply the sealant material 45 +not fi/ured," The reinforced .asecoat adhesive 71 72 73 is applied and then the silicone sealant 65 will complete the sealant ensem.le system" FI'*" 1!$ 1!# and 1!% cross!sectional detail views depicts the N0!EIF* claddin/ system of the instant invention as applied to an %2) 3 masonry wall havin/ installed a window frame 8!# particularly showin/ the sealant ensem.le system" 8hen window frame 8!# is installed without flashin/ +onto the median axle of the wall, the insulation system must extend to the interior face of the wall openin/" $ttention is invited to the view of a preferred construction for window frame 8!# havin/ a perpendicular mem.er 83 which ma-e up the caul-in/ 1oint around perimeter" 0olyurethane foam sealant 35 installed a.out 5 inch +<@ mm, around window frame will fill the /ap seal the inside vapors and insulate the constructive element 8!# to the wall" Insulation corners of the openin/ perimeter are created as a.ove descri.ed accordin/ to the invention" $ drip 1oint 44 is re9uired to the a.ove part of the openin/ +FI'" 1!$," The exterior surface of the non!permissive layer 25 consistin/ in extruded polystyrene foam G0* 3! and expanded polyurethane foam 35 which fill and seal the /aps is treated +over seal, with sealant material 45" To the outside of the installed non! permissive assem.ly 25 reinforcin/ mesh 72 is em.edded into polymer modified cementitious

4< .asecoat 71 73 layers and allowed to dry" The sealant ensem.le system is finali;ed .y applyin/ the silicone sealant 65" Turnin/ now to the preferred construction of throu/h the wall elements with reference to FI'" 11 the ordinarily electrical .oxes constructed in accordance with the present invention is shown" The outlet of electrical .ox 1 is redesi/ned so as to have the caul-in/ 1oint mem.er 81A +type 81 82% which surround the element for easy complete the sealant ensem.le system .y installin/ the silicone sealant 65" 0rior installed .y others electrical .ox 1 have a .acflan/e mem.er 14 for cementation 18 to the sheathin/ when the impermea.le mem.rane 15 is installed" 0olyurethane foam sealant 35 will encapsulate the electrical .ox 1 and also the ed/es of G0* 3! and E0* 2! insulation mem.ers which are held .ac- installed from the element 1" The outer surface of polyurethane foam 35 is over seal with sealant material 45 followin/ the vapor sealin/ technolo/y" (einforcin/ mem.er 71 72 73 of lamina 7! is applied and allowed to dry" Havin/ the caul-in/ 1oint created .etween the constructive mem.er 81A and exterior surface of non!permissive assem.ly 25 the silicone sealant 65 will easy complete the sealant ensem.le system" *witch or plu/ covers adapted for the new electrical .oxes will aesthetically mas-in/ the caul-in/ area" Outdoor wall and ceilin/ electrical .oxes are typically used for installation of wall or ceilin/ mounted li/ht fixtures" The construction of electrical .ox 1 is a com.ination of plastic or metal .oxes havin/ round s9uare or octa/onal shapes" The deep of electrical .ox 1 is adapted to the thic-ness of insulation so as the distance .etween the .ac- flan/e mem.er 14 and the caul-in/ 1oint mem.er 81A is in fact the thic-ness of insulation + 2! and 3! or 1ust 3!, plus the reinforcin/ component of lamina 71 72 73 a.out 5EB inch +4 mm, plus a dimension for the caul-in/ 1oint +5EC!5E< inch," If the dept of electrical .ox 1 is re9uired to .e /reater then this dimension the .ac- flan/e mem.er 14 is placed intermediary +not extendin/ from the .ac- of electrical .ox, and the extension of electrical .ox will penetrate the su.strate sheathin/ 5 or 7 in a cuttin/ up" 8irin/ the electrical .ox 1 is accepta.le 1ust in the .ac-" *till referrin/ to wall penetrations FI'" 12 show a pipe passa/e which comply with the principle of non!permea.ility" $s solution is invented a plastic flan/e 2 constructive adapted to the thic-ness of insulation claddin/ and wall construction which have an installation .acflan/e mem.er 14 for fastened installation and cementation 18 to the sheathin/ to ensure the continuity of airEvapor .arrier 15 and also a surroundin/ mem.er 81A which create the

44 caul-in/ 1oint for silicone sealant 65" The sealant ensem.le system is similar constructed .y installin/ polyurethane foam sealant 35 around flan/e cut and rasp the extra foam apply the over sealant 45 and complete the surface with the reinforcin/ component 71 72 73 of lamina 7!" *ilicone sealant 65 is installed .efore finish coat 75 to complete the sealant system" $n additionally insulation mem.er consistin/ in polyurethane foam 36 is applied around the portion of flan/e situated inside the wall cavity" The purpose of insulation 36 is to avoid condensation of inside wall cavity vapors to the flan/e .ody the constructive element 2 .ein/ a thermal .rid/e for cold exterior environment" FI'*" 14 and 15$ # illustrates the system of the instant invention as applied to fre9uently encounter in practice termination points" *pecifically FI'" 14 shows the N0!EIF* in the context of a parapet termination" $ realistic detail is desi/nated to .e easy and conveniently to apply" 8hen the airEvapor li9uid mem.rane 15 is install the 1oint .etween su.strate sheathin/ 5 or 7 and the tap element 8 +preserved wood, is sealed as a sheathin/ 1oint 16" The ed/e portion of expanded polystyrene E0* 2! mem.er +if used, is replaced with a .and of C!3 inch +5=!5@ cm, extruded polystyrene G0* 31 held .ac- installed from top element 8 with 5!< inch +<@!@5 mm," The impermea.le layer of G0* 3! is installed with 5E< inch +54 mm, distance from the top element 8" The /ap created is fill with expanded polyurethane foam 37" *ealant material 45 will complete the impervious layer 25 .y sealin/ the 1oints 55 and the exterior exposed surface of expanded polystyrene foam 37" $fter the reinforcin/ layer of lamina 71 72 73 is installed a metal cap 6 will cover the top of parapet the front top of N0!EIF* and the roof mem.rane " $ suita.le silicone sealant 67 is applied to seal the top metal flashin/ and the finish coat 75 will complete the system" FI'" 15$ shows the system of the instant invention as applied to vertical termination where N0!EIF* is in 1uxtaposition with the .ric- wall claddin/ 4" First mention is that N0! EIF* claddin/ is installed .efore .ric- wall claddin/" The impermea.le mem.rane 15 is installed to exceed the insulation ed/e limits" $s a /eneral rule at all termination locations where the expanded polystyrene E0* 2! insulation mem.er if used come in contact with the exterior a .and of C!3 inch +5=!5@ cm, of the permissive E0* .oard 2! layer ed/e is replaced with the impermea.le extruded polystyrene G0* 31 insulation .oard" Expanded polystyrene E0* 2! is to permissive to vapor diffusion and for that the insulation .oard ed/es shall .e either encapsulated in expanded polyurethane foam sealant +35 36 37 38, or su.stitute on

4C ed/e portion of a minimum of C!3 inch +5=!5@ cm, with a .and of ri/id extruded polystyrene G0* means 31" $fter the inner insulation mem.er +E0* 2!, is installed with a .and of G0* 31 around the ed/e the impermea.le G0* 3! insulation layer is adhesively applied usin/ sticpolyurethane foam 33" *ealant material 45 will completely encapsulate insulation .oard ed/es +G0* 3! 31, and em.ed stic- mesh or reinforcin/ fa.ric at terminations" #y ed/e!wrappin/ with reinforcin/ mesh installed with sealant material 45 the ed/e termination is safe for crac-in/ and detachment when ne/ative loads occurs" The self adhesive mesh prior installed or lyin/ reinforcin/ fa.ric into the wet sealant material 45 shall exceed a minimum of 5H inch +4B mm, on the frontal surface of the impervious assem.ly 25 cover the G0* 3! 31 ed/es and extend at least < inch +@5 mm, to the ad1acent air!vapor resistive .arrier 15 of su.strate 5 or 7 surface" $ li.eral coat of sealant material 45 is applied and smooth out to ensure a continuous film free of voids pinholes or other discontinuities and allowed to dry" The termination is reinforced and sealed to successfully stop exterior vapor pressure to drive vapors into the system" The reinforcin/ mesh 72 of the rainscreen or lamina 7! also shall ed/e!wrappin/ the ed/e which means continuation of .ase coated +71 73, fi.er/lass mesh 72 around the ed/e of the insulation .oards 3! 31 and onto the ad1acent su.strate 3 5 or 7" To enclose the .ric- claddin/ 4 +or other, to the insulation system a 1oint of 4EC inch +56 mm, is re9uired" $ sealant .ac-er rod 6 is applied to complete the three side of 1oint and a suita.le silicone sealant 68 will weather seal the 1oint" *till referrin/ to ed/e terminations FI'" 15# show a vertical cross!sectional view of the hori;ontal system termination showin/ the start of N0!EIF* a.ove .ric- claddin/" Every step is similar to a.ove descri.ed termination sealant system" The sin/le new element is the .ottom .and 32 a common architectural element for EIF* industry" In accordance with the aspect of desi/n flexi.ility aesthetical effects are created usin/ expanded polystyrene foam and applied over the non!permissive layer assem.ly 25 which have the 1oints and terminations sealed" In this case the .ottom .and 32 is made out of extruded polystyrene foam and is part of sealed termination" The reinforced sealant material 45 is extended also to the ed/e .and" The silicone sealant 68 is prefera.ly applied to non!permissive areas" *ystem terminations are not limited to the a.ove description and illustration of the invention plastic accessory such casin/ .eads can .e used for termination of N0!EIF* in lieu

4@ of ed/e!wrappin/ to provides strai/ht terminations and 1oint lines and facilitate sealant maintenance if the principle of non permea.ility is materiali;ed" $n attractive feature of the present invention is that the desi/n flexi.ility of N0!EIF* is not affected .y creatin/ the non!permissive layer 25" FI'" 16 illustrates the variety and the ease with which it can .e construct sculptured contours for the newly developed N0!EIF* applied to an associated wall assem.ly" 0rior to install desi/n effects 21 22 32 is re9uired to finali;e the non!permissive layer 25 includin/ the terminations and the sealant assem.ly around openin/s" $lso expansion 1oints 4! are installed and structural and aesthetical 1oints 41 42 43 are cut .efore sealin/ 1oints 55 56 57 of G0* 3! with sealant material 45" The G0* 3! insulation layer shall .e applied at a minimum thic-ness of 5H inch +4B mm, for vapor diffusion reasonin/" $ny aesthetical or control 1oint 41 42 43 is cut so that a minimum of 4EC inch +56 mm, of impermea.le insulation remains at the .ase of the /roove" In areas where moldin/s are installed G0* 1oints 55 56 57 must .e reinforced with /rid tape in the process of sealin/ with sealant material 45" 8indows sills and .ands applied to windowEdoor frame type 8! are recommenda.le to .e included in the non!permissive layer 25 .y usin/ G0* .ands type 32 +not fi/ured," If not possi.le the sealant ensem.le system is completed .ehind moldin/ .y reinforcin/ the polyurethane foam sealant 35 area with /rid tape in the process of sealin/ with sealant material 45 and applyin/ the suita.le sealant 65 +without reinforced .asecoat 71 72 73," Expanded polystyrene moldin/s 21 22 are then adhesively applied" #acwrappin/ with reinforcin/ fa.ric around the ed/e and onto the su.strate +25, in .ac- of over applied moldin/ is re9uired +not fi/ured," For new or retrofit .uildin/ desi/ns 4!dimensional shapes and modern /raphics can .e created with expanded polystyrene foam" These aesthetic affects such crown moldin/s 21 ornamental .ands 22 .ands 32 etc" are li/htwei/ht and economical to produce with .eautiful repetitive accuracy" In one preferred em.odiment moldin/ shapes are adhesively applied to the outer surface of the non!permissive mem.er 25 .y usin/ stic- polyurethane foam 33" The outer layer -nown as the rain!screen or lamina 7! is applied to the outer surface of the non!permissive layer 25 and E0* moldin/s in the standard way -nown to those s-illed in the EIF* industry" The reinforcin/ mesh 72 is installed onto the insulatin/ su.strate .ecomin/ em.edded in two layers of .asecoat 71 73 +polymer modified cementitious material," Once dried the reinforcin/ layer is sufficiently flexi.le so as to permit normal movement and .rid/e

43 across movements in the impervious assem.ly 25 and also to provide the reinforcement of sealin/ 1oints 55 of G0* .oards 3!" The finish 75 shall .e the type color and texture as selected .y the architect or owner to complete the exterior walls loo-" For purposes of example of unlimited possi.ilities to use N0!EIF* FI'" 17 illustrate a windowsill havin/ a non!permissive su.strate 25 a sealant ensem.le system which surround the window frame 8!A and a cementitious template sill which create a hard!stucco loo- for the .uildin/" $ preformed element 32A prefera.ly made of extruded polystyrene foam the particularly preferred material for use in improvin/ the water!resistant properties of EIF* claddin/ is adhesively attached to exterior surface of the impermea.le layer 25" The shape of element 32A shall follow the contour of final moldin/ +not a.solutely necessarily, with a retraction of 5EC O5E< inch +3!54 mm," The mesh layer 72 em.edded into the .asecoat 71 73 is applied to the exterior of the impermea.le layer 25 includin/ the moldin/ pre!formin/ mem.er 32$" The reinforcin/ layer 71 72 73 will stop to the limitin/ vertical element 81A which is a flan/e extendin/ from the window frame 8!A a.out one inch retracted from the outer .ottom limit of window frame 8!A .ehind the sill of window" In this case the limiter element 81A .ecame hidden" $dditional mesh 72 and .asecoat 73 may .e applied over the surface of moldin/ su.strate 32A and the close related area" $n elastic polymer modified cementitious material 73A desi/ned to avoid crac-s is applied to form the sills moldin/" $s is well -nown in the relevant art the construction of hard stucco trims use a /lidin/ template to form the exterior appearance" The impervious layer 25 includin/ the preformed mem.er 32A shall .e one inch held .ac- installed from window frame 8!A mem.er so as after the finale moldin/ layer 73A is finished and dry to have a caul-in/ 1oint for installation of silicone sealant 65 +thic-ness of reinforcin/ layer 71 72 73 and moldin/ layer 73A is a.out 5E< inch," The crac-s pro.lems of hard stucco trims applied directly to the wall frame 2 and sheathin/ 6 have prevented .y usin/ the insulation claddin/ materials as su.strate" 0olystyrene insulation mem.ers especially E0* 2! layer and expandin/ polyurethane foam are elastic materials which can accommodate .uildin/ movements and small deformations on the wall frame" Lastly the further component is the finish coat 75 an acrylic .ase or silicone enhanced textured wall coatin/ applied onto the exterior surface" FI'" 18 depicts the Non 0ermissive EIF* of the instant invention as applied to an expansion 1oint 4!" Expansions and contractions of N0!EIF* and ad1acent materials shall .e

4? ta-en into account in the desi/n and location of expansion 1oints 4! .y the desi/ner" %ontinuous expansion 1oints 4! shall .e installed where expansion 1oints occur in the su.strate system where .uildin/ expansion 1oints occur where the su.strate chan/es and si/nificant structural movement is anticipated with proper consideration /iven to sealant properties installation conditions temperature ran/e coefficients of expansion of materials 1oint width to depth ratios and other material factors" One of the code re9uirements in EIF* construction is that the insulation sheets that a.ut any system terminations have the mesh and .asecoat extend underneath and alon/ the ed/e of terminations" To meet does re9uirements when create expansion 1oints relative to N0!EIF* concept is difficult and unsuita.le" The present invention provides a convenient solution .y utili;ation of expansion 1oint construction accessories 1! prefera.ly plastic +polyvinyl chloride," $s seen in the view of FI'" 18 expansion 1oint accessory 1! /enerally includes a .ac- flan/e and two parallel and symmetrical flan/es situated perpendicular to the .acflan/e" The two parallel flan/es have three distinct areas" First two se/ments are perpendiculars to the .ac- flan/e and form the 1oint for caul-in/ 68 the next two mem.ers are o.li9ue situated to create the loo- and also for .etter plasterin/ access and the lest two symmetrical se/ments .ecame parallel with the .ac- flan/e" The expansion 1oint accessory 1! is practically an assem.ly of two casin/ .eads situated parallel and in opposition ready to .e installed at once" The area of .ac- flan/e which connect the two parallel casin/ .eads shall .e flexi.le and may.e fra/mental to can accommodate .uildin/ movements without dama/in/ the terminations" #ac- flan/e is a /enerally elon/ate panel confi/ured for .ein/ mounted ad1acent to a structural support mem.er of a structure +1 5 or 2 7," The 1oint mem.er 1! is fixedly attached to the outer surface of the coated +15, su.strate mem.er 5 usin/ mechanical fasteners li-e screws" Expansion 1oint 1! is installed over an uncured sealant material such sheathin/ li9uid mem.rane 15 exterior sealant material 45 or even polyurethane stic- foam 33 which are sealants and also adhesives" The air!vapor .arrier 15 is extended with reinforcin/ /rid tape +18, over the .ac- flan/e of 1oint accessory 1! for sealin/ and cementation 18 to the su.strate 5" Insulatin/ materials 2! 3! are next applied" The space .etween casin/ .eads and insulation ed/es is fill with expanded polyurethane foam 38 the extra foam len/thways the 1oint accessory 1! is cut and rasp and treat with sealant material 45 accordin/ to the invention" *ealant material 45 shall extent over the levelin/ flan/e of 1oint

4B accessory 1! in the process of exterior sealin/ .ein/ also a primer coat for the polymer modified cement 71 +first layer of lamina 7!, to adhere to the plastic 1oint 1!" $s a result the 1oint accessory 1! air!vapor .arrier 15 of the sheathin/ 5 and the outer impermea.le layer 25 created form an impervious enclosure partially surroundin/ and encasin/ the two 1oinin/ terminations of the expansion 1oint 4!" Lamina 7! with the pleasin/ finish coat 75 are applied to the visi.ly ed/e and a suita.le sealant 68 will complete the expansion 1oint 4!" In the fore/oin/ description certain terms have .een used for .revity clearness and understandin/ .ut no limitations are to .e implied there from .eyond the re9uirements of the prior art .ecause such terms are used for descriptive purposes and are intended to .e .roadly construed" 2oreover the description and illustration of the invention is .y way of example and the scope of the invention is not limited to the exact details shown or descri.ed" $s a conclusion the present invention identifies the presence of water .ehind EIF* claddin/ as condensation water a result of two distinct situations7 ! On the summer or in hot humid climates a permanent dew point +condensation surface, occur .ehind EIF* a low temperature is maintained if the .uildin/ enclosure is culled from inside .y the air conditionin/" Exterior vapors are driven inwards throu/h the permissive insulation .y a hi/h vapor pressure differential .etween exterior and inside insulation cavity" The present invention foresee to do away with vapor diffusion throu/h EIF* claddin/ .y creatin/ a non permissive insulation assem.ly 25 includin/ the intersections with constructive elements .y usin/ a.ove descri.ed or similar materials" In this situation N0!EIF* prevents .uildin/ assem.lies and surfaces to /ettin/ wet from exteriorD ! On winter and cold climates flashin/s and other throu/h the insulation elements in contact with the wall assem.ly create cold areas auspicious for moisture accumulation" The present invention also foresee to insulate all exterior elements which penetrate the wall includin/ flashin/s .y completely separate does elements from wall assem.ly and encapsulate the openin/ ed/e in closed cell polyurethane foam or similar expanda.le insulation materials" The air!vapor impermea.le mem.rane 15 and the sealant ensem.le system which surround the constructive elements prevent .uildin/ assem.lies and surfaces from /ettin/ wet from the interior" It should .e understood that the selection specific su.strates adhesives and even other forms of closed cell expanda.le polymers such semi!ri/id two component polyurethane spray

46 foam direct applied to the retardant mem.rane of su.strate can .e utili;ed in the systems of the present invention and can .e determined .y one havin/ ordinary s-ill in the art without departin/ from the spirit of the invention herein descri.ed" It is also to .e understood that the followin/ claims are intended to cover all of the /eneric and specific features of the invention herein descri.ed and all statements of the scope of the invention which as a matter of lan/ua/e mi/ht .e said to fall there .etween"

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8hat is claimed is7 1" $ non permissive to water vapors exterior insulation and finishin/ system for application onto an associated sheathin/ of a .uildin/ the insulation claddin/ comprisin/7 a su.strate mem.er attached to the exterior surface of said frame havin/ oppositely facin/ inner and outer surfacesD an air!vapor .arrier applied to the said outer surface of sheathin/ comprisin/ a su.stantially uniformly coat trowel applied with a said polymer .ased li9uid mem.rane havin/ the said sheathin/ 1oints seal with /rid!tape reinforced coatin/D a starter trac- hori;ontally disposed to the foundation termination of wall and sealed to the said outer surface of said su.strate mem.erD an outer non!permissive insulatin/ assem.ly consistin/ of said closed cell extruded polystyrene foam .oards interconnected assem.led in a system with said special desi/ned 1oints interiorly sealed with said stic- polyurethane foam and exteriorly sealed with said sealant materialD an adhesive application system usin/ said stic- polyurethane foam to adhesively apply insulation .oardsD a 1oint system for corners and intermediary not shiplap extruded polystyrene foam .oards wherein said extruded polystyrene foam .oards ed/es are closely installed to create a /ap which is fill with said closed cell expanded polyurethane foam which expand .ond and seal wherein the outer facin/ of said expanded polyurethane foam is cut rasp and leveled to the outer surface of said non!permissive insulatin/ assem.ly and over!seal with said non! vapor!permissive sealant materialD a system of said constructive elements which penetrates the wall and insulation system redesi/ned to have a said caul-in/ element which create to/ether with the exterior surface of said mesh reinforced .asecoat layer a caul-in/ 1oint around constructive elementsD a flashin/ a.ove said constructive elements havin/ a said caul-in/ element disposed opposite and parallel with exterior surface of insulation ed/e formin/ a caul-in/ 1oint and the said flashin/ .ein/ installed completely separate and insulated from said wall su.strate sheathin/D

C5 a sealant ensem.le system which completely separate and insulate the said constructive elements in contact with the exterior environment from said wall assem.ly and encapsulate the insulation .oards ed/e .ac- side and vertical flan/e of flashin/ and throu/h the wall portion of the constructive element .y usin/ said closed cell expanda.le polyurethane foam flat and rasp and treat the exterior surfaces with a special compati.le non!permissive sealant materialD a desi/ned control and aesthetical 1oints performed in the continuity of said outer surface of non!permissive insulatin/ assem.ly .efore sealin/ the extruded polystyrene .oards 1oints and the said outer surface of expanda.le polyurethane foam rasped to the outer surface level .y su.stantially uniformly coatin/ with said non!vapor!permissive sealant materialD sealin/ of all extruded polystyrene .oards exterior 1oints corners and other dovetails which use said closed cell expandin/ polyurethane foam terminations with accessories which use closed cell expandin/ polyurethane foam and other system terminations usin/ the non! vapor!permissive sealant materialD a caul-in/ application in said special created caul-in/ 1oints to seal said constructive elements with the mesh reinforced .asecoat layer of the exterior weather resistant layerD a reinforcin/ layer em.edded in water and vapor retardant sealant material applied to completely encapsulate insulation .oards ed/es .y usin/ said mesh!reinforced sealant material at system terminations and .ehind over!applied moldin/s and other desi/n effectsD application of expanded or extruded polystyrene three!dimensional .uildin/ desi/ns to the outer surface of said non!permissive insulatin/ assem.lyD a reinforcin/ layer em.edded in a .asecoat of cement and polymerD and a finish layer on said .asecoat" 2" The non!permissive exterior insulation and finishin/ system of claim 1 wherein the su.strate is selected from the /roup consistin/ of plywood /ypsum .oard cement .oard concrete .loc- and others" 3" The system accordin/ to claim 2 wherein said adhesive used to install insulation .oards is a polymer .ased adhesive or polymer modified cement" 4" $ non Opermissive exterior insulation and finishin/ system in accordance with claim 2 wherein the air!vapor impermea.le mem.rane comprises a sin/le adhesive and sealin/ layer applied to the outer surface of said sheathin/ and to said sheathin/ 1oints and is an impermea.le mem.rane and also an adhesive for said non!permissive insulation mem.er"

C< 5" The system of claim 2 wherein said non!permissive insulation layer is formed from polyisocyanurate or polyurethane foam panels" 6" The system of claim 2 wherein said non!permissive insulation layer is the two components sprayed closed cell polyurethane foam layer" 7" $n exterior insulation and finish system wherein the non!permissive exterior insulation layer assem.led in accordance with claim 1 is used in con1unction and in association with other exterior insulation and finish systems such draina/e systems or Flexi.le %lass 02 +0olymer 2odified, systems to improve weathera.ility and to reduce water intrusion and vapor diffusion throu/h the system" 8" $n exterior insulation and finish system in accordance with claim 7 wherein said outer non!permissive insulatin/ assem.ly is formed from polyisocyanurate or polyurethane foam panels" " $ non!permissive exterior insulation and finishin/ system in accordance with claim 1 comprisin/ the followin/ layers and sta/es in the order provided7 a su.strate mem.er said .uildin/ sheathin/ attached to the exterior surface of said frame havin/ oppositely facin/ inner and outer surfacesD an air!vapor impermea.le mem.rane applied to the said outer surface of sheathin/ comprisin/ a su.stantially uniformly coat trowel applied with a said polymer .ased li9uid mem.rane havin/ the said sheathin/ 1oints seal with /rid!tape reinforced coatin/D a starter trac- hori;ontally disposed to the foundation termination of wall and sealed to the said outer surface of said su.strate mem.erD an additionally inner insulation layer of said expanded polystyrene foam .oards adhesively applied to the outer surface of said air!vapor impermea.le mem.rane for use as e9uali;ation component to create inherent flatness as support and su.strate for said non! permissive layer .y sandin/ raspin/ and levelin/D an outer non!permissive insulatin/ assem.ly consistin/ of said closed cell extruded polystyrene foam .oards adhesively applied to the expanded polystyrene layer said outer leveled surface of said wherein said extruded polystyrene foam .oards are

interconnected assem.led in a system with said special desi/ned 1oints interiorly sealed with said stic- polyurethane foam and exteriorly sealed with said non!vapor!permissive sealant materialD

C4 an adhesive application system usin/ said stic- polyurethane foam to adhesively apply insulation .oardsD a 1oint system for corners and intermediary not shiplap extruded polystyrene foam .oards wherein said extruded polystyrene foam .oards ed/es are closely installed to create a /ap which is fill with said closed cell expanded polyurethane foam which expand .ond and seal wherein the outer facin/ of said expanded polyurethane foam is cut rasp and leveled to the outer surface of said non!permissive insulatin/ assem.ly and over!seal with said non! vapor!permissive sealant materialD a system of said constructive elements which penetrates the wall and insulation system redesi/ned to have a said caul-in/ element which create to/ether with the exterior surface of said mesh reinforced .asecoat layer a caul-in/ 1oint around constructive elementsD a flashin/ a.ove said constructive elements havin/ a said caul-in/ element disposed opposite and parallel with exterior surface of insulation ed/e formin/ a caul-in/ 1oint and the said flashin/ .ein/ installed completely separate and insulated from said wall su.strate sheathin/D a sealant ensem.le system which completely separate and insulate the said constructive elements in contact with the exterior environment from said wall assem.ly and encapsulate the insulation .oards ed/e .ac- side and vertical flan/e of flashin/ and throu/h the wall portion of the constructive element .y usin/ said closed cell expanda.le polyurethane foam flat and rasp and treat the exterior surfaces with a special compati.le non!permissive sealant materialD a desi/ned control and aesthetical 1oints performed in the continuity of said outer surface of non!permissive insulatin/ assem.ly .efore sealin/ the extruded polystyrene .oards 1oints and the said outer surface of expanda.le polyurethane foam rasped to the outer surface level .y su.stantially uniformly coatin/ with said non!vapor!permissive sealant materialD sealin/ of all extruded polystyrene .oards exterior 1oints corners and other dovetails which use said closed cell expandin/ polyurethane foam terminations with accessories which use closed cell expandin/ polyurethane foam and other system terminations usin/ the non! vapor!permissive sealant materialD a caul-in/ application on said special created caul-in/ 1oints to seal said constructive elements with the mesh reinforced .asecoat layer of the exterior weather resistant layerD

CC a reinforcin/ layer em.edded in water and vapor retardant sealant material applied to completely encapsulate insulation .oards ed/es .y usin/ said mesh!reinforced sealant material at system terminations and .ehind over!applied moldin/s and other desi/n effectsD application of expanded or extruded polystyrene three!dimensional .uildin/ desi/ns to the outer surface of said non!permissive insulatin/ assem.lyD a reinforcin/ layer em.edded in a .asecoat of cement and polymerD and a finish layer on said .asecoat" 1!" The non!permissive exterior insulation and finishin/ system of claim concrete .loc- and others" 11" The system accordin/ to claim 1! wherein said adhesive used to install insulation .oards is a polymer .ased adhesive or polymer modified cement" 12" $ non!permissive exterior insulation and finishin/ system in accordance with claim 1! wherein the air!vapor impermea.le mem.rane comprises a sin/le adhesive and sealin/ layer applied to the outer surface of said sheathin/ and to said sheathin/ 1oints and is an impermea.le mem.rane and also an adhesive for said expanded or extruded polystyrene insulation mem.er" 13" $ non!permissive exterior insulation and finishin/ system in accordance with claim 1! wherein said e9uali;ation layer of said expanded polystyrene thermal insulation is fastened throu/h said mem.rane to said sheathin/" 14" The system of claim 1! wherein said non!permissive insulation layer is formed from polyisocyanurate or polyurethane foam panels" 15" $n exterior insulation and finish system wherein the non!permissive exterior insulation layer assem.led in accordance with claim is used in con1unction and in association with other exterior insulation and finish systems such draina/e systems or Flexi.le %lass 02 +0olymer 2odified, systems to improve weathera.ility and to reduce water intrusion and vapor diffusion throu/h the system" 16" $n exterior insulation and finish system in accordance with claim 15 wherein said outer non!permissive insulatin/ assem.ly is formed from polyisocyanurate or polyurethane foam panels" wherein the su.strate is selected from the /roup consistin/ of plywood /ypsum .oard cement .oard

C@ 17" $ closed cell extruded polystyrene thermal insulation .oard with L!type shiplap 1oint ed/es wherein the two ed/e plans perpendicular situated to the said .oard flat front and rear surfaces form a retracted an/le from normally perpendicular an/le symmetrical opposite front and rear faces with a retraction from exterior surfaces flatness around the ed/es so as to when assem.led to form a deep V!1oint and a retracted surface symmetrical in .oth sides around the ed/es for sealin/ with said non!vapor!permissive sealant material on the exterior and with said stic- polyurethane foam on the interior" 18" $ closed cell extruded polystyrene thermal insulation .oard accordin/ to claim 17 wherein said deep V!1oint is formed ad1oinin/ two said extruded polystyrene .oards havin/ any different an/le from said normally perpendicular ed/e an/le to the said exterior surfaces of said extruded polystyrene .oard" 1 " $ closed cell extruded polystyrene thermal insulation .oard accordin/ to claim 18 wherein the said retraction from front and rear surfaces flatness around the ed/es has different dimensions in .readth and depth to create a 1oint sealin/ area" 2!" $ closed cell extruded polyurethane thermal insulation .oard accordin/ to claim 1 wherein the said 1oint sealin/ area has rou/hness" 21" $ closed cell extruded polystyrene thermal insulation .oard accordin/ to claim 2! wherein the said insulation .oard has opposite symmetrical flat front and rear faces rou/hness .ein/ imprinted" 22" $ non!permissive thermal insulation .oard for use in non!permissive assem.lies accordin/ to claim 21 wherein insulation .oard is polyisocyanurate or polyurethane foam" 23" $ system for said construction elements which penetrate the wall and insulation system comprisin/7 a throu/h the wall construction element frameD a flashin/ element situated a.ove the said construction element constructive attached to the said construction element frame further comprisin/ a vertical flan/e perpendicular to the said frame and a second flan/e perpendicular to the said vertical flan/e which .ecome the caul-in/ 1oint delimitation elementD a flan/e extendin/ from lateral sides constructive attached to the said constructive element frame situated a.ove and parallel to the outer surface of said insulation claddin/ which form the caul-in/ 1oint for perimeter sealD

C3 a flan/e extendin/ .elow said construction element constructive attached to the said frame and continuous with the vertical sides flan/e which form the said caul-in/ 1oint and also .ecome the drainin/ .oardD a construction of said construction elements to adapt the said element with the thic-ness of wall frame and also to the thic-ness of insulation claddin/D a method to install said constructive elements so as to create a continuous /ap .etween said construction element and said wall openin/ and insulation .oards ed/es to completely seal and insulate the said element to the wall frame when said expandin/ polyurethane foam sealant is installed and also to form a continuous caul-in/ 1oint around said construction element perimeter .etween said extendin/ perimeter flan/es and said outer surface of said impermea.le insulation layer after is applied the mesh reinforced .asecoat" 24" $ construction element as in claim 23 wherein the said construction element is a window" 25" $ construction element as in claim 23 wherein the said construction element is a door" 26" $ construction element as in claim 23 wherein the said construction element is a thru wall unit Heatin/ Ventin/ and $ir %onditionin/" 27" $ construction flashin/ accessory comprisin/7 a first flan/e with drip ed/e for installation a.ove said construction elementsD a second flan/e extendin/ perpendicular to the said first flan/e which have front and rear faces the rear face of the flashin/ .ein/ install with a distance from said sheathin/ wall su.strateD a third flan/e extendin/ perpendicular to the said second flan/e on front face situated a.ove and parallel to the first flan/e which .ecome the caul-in/ delimitation element of the said caul-in/ 1ointD an optionally perforation system on the second flan/e a.ove situated to the third flan/e and a.ove caul-in/ area which is the flashin/ installation area" 28" $ construction flashin/ accessory accordin/ to claim 27 wherein the said accessory flashin/ is typically made of sheet metal" 2 " $ construction flashin/ accessory accordin/ to claim 27 wherein the said accessory flashin/ is typically made from a plastic +polyvinylchloride 0V% etc","

C? 3!" $ construction flashin/ accessory comprisin/7 a first flan/e with drip ed/e for installation a.ove said construction elementsD a second flan/e extendin/ perpendicular to the said first flan/e which have front and rear faces the rear face of the flashin/ .ein/ install with a distance from said sheathin/ wall su.strateD a continuation of first flan/e extendin/ on the .ac- of second flan/e which is seated to the said constructive element frame and .ecome the installation areaD a third flan/e extendin/ perpendicular to the said second flan/e on front face situated a.ove and parallel to the first flan/e which .ecome the caul-in/ delimitation element of the said caul-in/ 1oint" 31" $ construction flashin/ accessory accordin/ to claim 3! wherein the said accessory flashin/ is typically made of sheet metal" 32" $ construction flashin/ accessory accordin/ to claim 3! wherein the said accessory flashin/ is typically made from a plastic +polyvinylchloride 0V% etc"," 33" $ sealant ensem.le system which completely separate and insulate the said constructive elements in contact with exterior environment from said wall assem.ly and seal the perimeter of said constructive elements with the said impervious insulation layer comprisin/7 a method of installin/ the said constructive elements with a distance from said wall openin/ rear face of flashin/ and insulation .oard ed/esD fillin/ the /ap created with expanded closed cell polyurethane foam sealantD em.ed the rear face of flashin/ and top front face of flashin/ in expanded closed cell polyurethane foam sealantD create a caul-in/ 1oint .etween caul-in/ element of flashin/ and non!permissive insulation ed/eD create a caul-in/ 1oint .etween extendin/ caul-in/ element of said constructive element and exterior surface of non!permissive insulation layerD over!seal all closed cell polyurethane foam outer surfaces with said non!vapor! permissive sealant materialD a reinforced cementitious .asecoat layer which cover the entire outer insulation surface and extend .ehind the said caul-in/ elementsD

CB a suita.le silicone sealant applied in the said caul-in/ 1oint created to seal the dovetail .efore applied the said finish coat" 34" $ sealant ensem.le system accordin/ to claim 33 wherein the expanded closed cell sealant is selected from a /roup consistin/ of one component polyurethane foam two component polyurethane foam expandin/ foam -its two parts li9uid expandin/ urethane foam and others" 35" $n exterior insulation and finish system wherein the said sealant ensem.le system accordin/ to claim 33 is used in con1unction and in association with said other exterior insulation and finish systems to reduce or eliminate intrudin/ water around said constructive elements" 36" $n outdoor electrical .ox one!piece construction accessory for usin/ in con1unction with non!permissive exterior insulation and finish systems comprisin/7 an electrical .ox .ody havin/ depths in accordance with the thic-ness of insulation plus the thic-ness of said lamina plus the thic-ness of the caul-in/ which surround and seal the said electrical .ox to the said mesh reinforced polymer modified cement layer of the said laminaD a first .ac- flan/e mem.er which surround and extend to the .ac- of said electrical .ox and serve as fastenin/ and cementation and sealin/ area to the said impermea.le mem.rane of said su.strate sheathin/D a second outer flan/e parallel to the said .ac- flan/e and surroundin/ the said electrical .ox .ony which create the said caul-in/ 1oint mem.erD a top and cover /as-et which close the outlet .ox and also mas- the caul-in/ 1oint" 37" $n outdoor electrical .ox accordin/ to claim 36 wherein the said electrical .ox construction accessory is typically made of metal" 38" $n outdoor electrical .ox accordin/ to claim 36 wherein the said electrical .ox construction accessory is typically made of plastic such 0V% 0henolic (esin Fi.er/lass etc" 3 " $n outdoor electrical .ox accordin/ to claim 36 wherein the construct of said electrical .ox is round s9uare rectan/ular or octa/onal" 4!" $n outdoor electrical .ox accordin/ to claim 36 wherein the said cover is an outdoor application .y neoprene /as-et seal"

C6 41" $n outdoor electrical .ox accordin/ to claim 36 wherein the said cover is desi/ned to completely cover and mas- the said caul-in/ 1oint" 42" $n outdoor electrical .ox accordin/ to claim 36 wherein the said outlet mountin/ is effective a switch .ox adapted for switch cover" 43" $n outdoor electrical .ox accordin/ to claim 36 wherein the said outlet mountin/ is effective a plu/ .ox adapted for plu/ cover" 44" $n outdoor electrical .ox accordin/ to claim 36 wherein the said electrical .ox is effective a wall or ceilin/ pan electrical .ox used for installation of wall or ceilin/ mounted li/ht fixtures" 45" $n outdoors electrical .ox accordin/ to claim 36 wherein the said electrical .ox is effective a plastic or metal enclosure" 46" $ flan/e construction accessory which completely penetrate the wall and the non! permissive exterior insulation finish system comprisin/7 a plastic flan/e constructive adapted to the thic-ness of insulation claddin/ and wall constructionD a surroundin/ outlet mem.er perpendicular to the said flan/e .ody which create the said caul-in/ 1oint for silicone sealant applicationD a surroundin/ installation and cementation .ac- flan/e mem.er extendin/ perpendicular to the said flan/e .ody and parallel to the outlet caul-in/ mem.er intermediary placed so as the distance .etween the said .ac- flan/e and caul-in/ flan/e to .e adapted to the thic-ness of insulation reinforcin/ mem.er of said lamina plus a distance for silicone sealant applicationD an inside termination element of said flan/e which is slide or threaded to exterior of said flan/e to complete the penetration flan/e assem.ly when the inside /ypsum .oard is installed" 47" $ flan/e construction accessory accordin/ to claim 46 wherein the said flan/e construction accessory is typically made of metal" 48" $ flan/e construction accessory accordin/ to claim 46 wherein the said flan/e is typically made of plastic material" 4 " $ flan/e construction accessory accordin/ to claim 46 wherein the said flan/e is round s9uare or rectan/ular"

@= 5!" $n flan/e construction accessory accordin/ to claim 46 wherein the said flan/e is used as throu/h the wall passa/e for various dimensions of pipes power ca.les vents diffusers electrical panels throu/h the wall HV$% units and so on" 51" $n expansion 1oint construction accessory comprisin/7 an assem.ly of two casin/ .eads situated parallel and in opposition coupled throu/h a flexi.le aria comprisin/D two flan/es which are the .ac- flan/es of the two casin/ .eadsD a flexi.le flan/e which form the flexi.le area extendin/ ad1acent .etween the said two .ac- flan/es dictatin/ the .readth of expansion 1oint .ein/ the said couplin/ areaD two flan/es extendin/ parallel and perpendicular to the ed/es of said couplin/ area and to the ed/es of said two coupled .ac- flan/es wherein the couplin/ area with the two parallel flan/es form a channel for caul-in/ applicationD two flan/es extendin/ o.li9ue relative to the said two perpendicular flan/es creatin/ a V!1oint loo- of the said expansion 1ointD two flan/es extendin/ from the said inclined flan/es .ein/ parallel with the said .acflan/es and formin/ the outer level wherein the distance .etween the said .ac- flan/e and the said outer levelin/ flan/e is the applied thic-ness of insulation" 52" $ construction accessory accordin/ to claim 51 wherein the said expansion 1oint accessory is typically made of plastic material" 53" $ construction accessory accordin/ to claim 51 wherein the said expansion 1oint accessory have various dimensions in accordance with the said applied thic-ness of said insulation" 54" $ construction accessory accordin/ to claim 51 wherein the said expansion 1oint accessory have various .readth dimensions of the said caul-in/ 1oint created .etween the said two ad1oinin/ casin/ .eads .ein/ a .readth in accordance with the expansion 1oints code re9uirements" 55" $ construction accessory accordin/ to claim 51 wherein the said o.li9ue extendin/ flan/es have various forms and dimensions to create different loo-s of the said expansion 1oint includin/ an/ular or round forms"

@5 56" $ construction accessory accordin/ to claim 51 wherein the said expansion 1oint accessory is used in con1unction and in association with said other exterior insulation and finish systems and even in con1unction with other claddin/ systems" 57" $ method of assem.lin/ a non!permissive exterior insulation and finish system on an associated .uildin/ havin/ outer su.strate sheathin/ the method comprisin/7 applyin/ a continuously vapor impermea.le li9uid mem.rane to the said su.strate sheathin/ to/ether with sealin/ the said sheathin/ 1oints and ad1acent constructive accessories sealed in the said cementation areaD applyin/ an intermediary insulation layer the said e9uali;ation and levelin/ layerD providin/ an adhesive and sealin/ material which is prefera.ly the said sticpolyurethane foamD providin/ water!air!vapor impermea.le extruded polystyrene .oards havin/ shiplap ed/es desi/ned to form symmetrical inner and outer sealant 1oints when said insulation .oards are assem.ledD applyin/ an outer water!air!vapor impermea.le layer consistin/ in extruded polystyrene .oards or other vapor impermea.le insulation materials havin/ said shiplap ed/esD providin/ special desi/ned constructive elements such windowEdoor frames throu/h the wall constructive flan/es and construction accessories for terminations and expansion 1oints and electrical .oxes adapted to create caul-in/ 1oints with the outer surface of said mesh reinforced cementitious layer of said laminaD providin/ special desi/ned flashin/s a.ove constructive elements create of said caul-in/ 1ointD applyin/ expandin/ polyurethane foam or similar expandin/ .ond and seal and insulation materials to fill and seal /aps and 1oints .etween wall frame and constructive elements frame flashin/s and insulation .oards ed/es and .etween every not shiplap impermea.le .oard 1oints and in every intersection of insulation with construction accessories elementsD performin/ aesthetical and control 1ointsD which are completely separated and insulated from wall assem.ly and are desi/ned to facilitate the

@< applyin/ non!vapor!permissive sealant material to all impermea.le insulation .oards 1oints intermediary corner and termination 1oints sealed with expandin/ polyurethane foam and other terminationsD applyin/ expanded or extruded forms of aesthetical effectsD applyin/ reinforcin/ fi.er/lass mesh em.edded on said polymer modified cement over entire outer insulation surface created includin/ the ed/esD applyin/ suita.le silicone sealant in the said caul-in/ 1oints to seal the intersection of the said impervious insulation layer with the said constructive elementsD applyin/ a finish coat" 58" The method accordin/ to claim 57 wherein the said su.strate sheathin/ is selected from the /roup consistin/ of plywood O*# /ypsum .oard cement .oard %2) .ricmasonry poured or pre!cast concrete and others" 5 " The method accordin/ to claim 57 wherein the said system is applied without the said li9uid air!vapor impermea.le mem.rane for situations wherein the inside environment don:t involve heatin/ and air conditionin/ or where the said claddin/ system is applied priority decorative rather than thermal insulator" P P P P P

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$ new concept wall system is provided wherein the Exterior Insulation and Finish *ystem claddin/ is created usin/ components with no water a.sorption a very low vapor permea.ility and sealin/ properties accommodated with an installation technolo/y which extend the materials properties to the assem.ly to/ether with .ondin/ and sealin/ the intersections and terminations creatin/ a Non!0ermissive to water and vapor diffusion Exterior Insulation and Finish *ystem +N0!EIF*," The present invention relates to an EIF* claddin/ havin/ two air and vapor .arriers one applied to the su.strate a continuous li9uid mem.rane with sheathin/ 1oints sealed to .e moisture .arrier for inside vapors and an exterior weather and vapor .arrier which is created usin/ closed cell extruded polystyrene insulation .oards special assem.led with 1oints sealed to create a non!permissive insulation envelope of the enclosure" $nother o.1ect of the invention is to provide waterproof and airEvapor!proof details a new concept of flashin/ and sealant application around windowsEdoors and other constructive elements to avoid thermal .rid/es and air lea-a/e inside thermal envelope and wall assem.ly" 2ethods of installation are included"