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SPECIFICATION SHEET WALL CAPS AND DUCTING KIT Model 639 24 GA CRC Steel, baked black enamel finish Spring loaded backdraft damper and bird screen For 3 1/4 × 10 (82.6 mm x 254 mm) duct 8 1/2 Model

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How to Fill out Wall Caps:

1. Before starting, ensure that you have the necessary tools and materials such as gloves, a trowel, mortar mix, and the wall caps themselves.
2. Clean the surface where the wall caps will be installed. Remove any debris, dirt, or loose particles that may hinder proper adhesion.
3. Apply a layer of mortar mix onto the cleaned surface, using the trowel. Make sure the layer is even and covers the entire area where the wall caps will be placed.
4. Carefully place the wall caps onto the mortar layer, starting from one end and working your way to the other. Press them firmly into the mortar ensuring they are level and aligned correctly.
5. Use a level tool to double-check the alignment of the wall caps. Adjust them if necessary to ensure a straight and uniform appearance.
6. Let the mortar dry and cure according to the manufacturer's instructions. This usually takes a few days, so be patient and avoid putting any pressure on the wall caps during this time.
7. Once the mortar is fully cured, you can apply a protective sealant on the wall caps to enhance their longevity and resistance to weathering.

Who Needs Wall Caps:

1. Builders and contractors: Wall caps are commonly used in construction projects to provide a finished and aesthetically pleasing touch to walls, pillars, or other vertical structures.
2. Homeowners: If you have a retaining wall, garden wall, or any other type of wall on your property, adding wall caps can help protect the structure from damage caused by water infiltration, cracking, or freezing temperatures.
3. Property managers: Wall caps can be a valuable investment for commercial properties, adding an extra layer of protection to walls while enhancing the overall appearance of the property.

Remember, it's always a good idea to consult with a professional if you are unsure about the installation process or have specific questions regarding your project.

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What is wall caps?

Wall caps are protective coverings placed on top of a wall to prevent water damage and provide a finishing touch to the structure.

Who is required to file wall caps?

Builders, contractors, or property owners who are installing wall caps are required to file.

How to fill out wall caps?

Wall caps should be filled out with the necessary measurements, materials used, and installation details.

What is the purpose of wall caps?

The purpose of wall caps is to protect the top of the wall from water penetration and provide a decorative element to the structure.

What information must be reported on wall caps?

Information such as type of material used, dimensions, installation method, and any special features should be reported on wall caps.

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