Short flange casing bead to terminate stucco/plaster edge
Used as a stucco/plaster stop to provide a screed edge and protective finish trim while terminating plaster in a clear straight line at doors, windows, or other openings. Also, recommended as an edge divider between plaster and other dissimilar materials. The #66N short flange is used where an expanded flange is not required.
- Available with or without weep holes.
- Also available in zinc alloy.
Product Data & Ordering Information
| Product Code | Ground | Length | Pcs./Ctn. | Ft./Ctn. | Wt./Ctn. | Ctn./Skid |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SFCB | 3/8" | 10' | 30 | 300' | 46 lbs. | 20 |
| 1/2" | 10' | 30 | 300' | 46 lbs. | 20 | |
| 3/4" | 10' | 30 | 300' | 49 lbs. | 20 | |
| 7/8" | 10' | 30 | 300' | 54 lbs. | 20 | |
| 1" | 10' | 30 | 300' | 56 lbs. | 20 | |
| 1-1/4" | 10' | 30 | 300' | 60 lbs. | 20 |
ASTM & Code Standards:
- Material: ASTM C1063
- Installation: C1063 (exterior), ASTM C841 (interior) and EMLA-920
- Thin stone ASTM C1780.
- SDS & Product Certification Information
Caution:
Suggestions for installation precautions when installing two-piece expansion joints and double casing beads used as double expansion joints: ASTM C1063 requires that double casing beads used as a movement joint “with a flexible barrier membrane behind the casing beads.” It is Clark-Dietrich’s opinion that all two-piece joints whether made from double casing beads or as a manufactured two-piece joint should be installed with the flexible peel and stick membrane behind the joint and it is further recommended that they be filled with backer rod and a highly elastic top quality sealant.