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OSI QUAD Butyl Flash Flexible Window & Door Flashing

Self-Adhering Butyl Flashing for Window & Door Openings
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OSI® QUAD® Butyl Flash is a flexible, self-adhering butyl flashing for protecting window and door openings against moisture and air infiltration. Its self-healing, UV-resistant HDPE design adheres to common building substrates and can be repositioned during installation.

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MPN: 2876265
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At a Glance

Quick Decision Guide

Roll Size 4" x 75'
Coverage 24.9 Sq. Ft.
Backing Rubberized Butyl
Application Window, Door & Above-Grade Wall Flashing
Installation Horizontal or Vertical
Adhesive Self-Adhering
Surface Compatibility Vinyl, Wood, Concrete & Compatible WRBs
UV Resistance Yes

Why Choose This Product

Key Benefits

Air & Moisture Protection

Helps protect window and door openings from air and moisture infiltration

Self-Healing Butyl

Maintains protection around fastener penetrations

Repositionable

Allows adjustment during installation

UV-Resistant HDPE

Provides a durable exterior-facing flashing surface

Broad Substrate Use

Adheres to common building materials and compatible WRBs

Flexible Installation

Applies in horizontal and vertical flashing applications

Product Information

Product Details

Specifications

Brand
OSI®
Part Number
2876265
UPC
028756954354
Product Type
Self-Adhering Butyl Flashing
Roll Size
4" x 75'
Coverage
24.9 Sq. Ft. (2.28 m²)
Backing
Rubberized Butyl
Facing
UV-Resistant HDPE
Application
Windows, Doors & Above-Grade Wall Flashing
Installation Orientation
Horizontal & Vertical
Adhesion
Self-Adhering & Repositionable
Technology
Self-Healing Butyl
Compatible Substrates
Vinyl, Wood, Concrete & Compatible WRBs
System Compatibility
OSI QUAD Window & Door System
Cold Weather Consideration
Repositioning May Be Limited Below 25°F (-4°C)

About This Product

Self-Adhering Butyl Flashing for Windows and Doors

OSI® QUAD® Butyl Flash is a flexible, self-adhering flashing designed to protect window and door openings against moisture and air infiltration. The rubberized butyl backing adheres to common building substrates and uses self-healing technology to maintain protection around fastener penetrations.

Air and Moisture Protection for Exterior Openings

Use QUAD Butyl Flash around window and door flanges, joints, cracks, and other gaps in exterior wall assemblies. It can also be used for above-grade wall flashing applications and installs in both horizontal and vertical orientations.

Repositionable HDPE Flashing Design

The UV-resistant HDPE design allows the flashing to be repositioned during installation. It adheres to common substrates including vinyl, wood, concrete, and certain weather-resistant barriers, although adhesion testing is required on WRBs before beginning a project.

Installation Conditions and Substrate Preparation

Surfaces must be dry and free of frost and contamination before application. Concrete, masonry, and some exterior gypsum substrates may require primer for best adhesion, while cold-weather installations may require spray adhesive. Repositioning may be limited below 25°F (-4°C).

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is OSI QUAD Butyl Flash used for?

It is used to provide an air and moisture barrier around window and door flanges, joints, cracks, and other openings in exterior wall assemblies. It can also be used for other above-grade wall flashing applications.

What surfaces will QUAD Butyl Flash adhere to?

It adheres to common building substrates including vinyl, wood, concrete, and certain weather-resistant barriers. Adhesion testing is required on WRBs before starting a project.

Can OSI QUAD Butyl Flash be repositioned?

Yes. The flashing is repositionable during installation, although repositioning may be limited in temperatures below 25°F (-4°C).

Can QUAD Butyl Flash be installed vertically?

Yes. The flexible flashing can be applied in both horizontal and vertical applications.

Does concrete need to be primed before applying the flashing?

Concrete, masonry, and some exterior gypsum substrates may require priming for best adhesion.

Can QUAD Butyl Flash be installed in cold weather?

Cold-weather applications may require spray adhesive to promote adhesion, and the ability to reposition the flashing may be limited below 25°F (-4°C).