Verify code acceptance of a proprietary one-coat stucco system via its ICC-ES evaluation report (ESR)

domain: icc-es.org · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps

  1. Identify the manufacturer's product line and locate its specific ESR number from the manufacturer's literature or the ICC-ES report directory
  2. Download the current ESR PDF from icc-es.org and confirm it has not expired or been superseded
  3. Check the report's stated code editions of compliance (IBC/IRC) match the jurisdiction's adopted code
  4. Read the conditions of use section for substrate limitations, maximum thickness, climate restrictions, and required WRB/flashing details
  5. Cross-check any local amendments, since some jurisdictions restrict or add conditions to one-coat systems beyond the ESR

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