Thread: When were weep screeds, two layers of felt, etc first recommended for stucco homes?

After speaking with a number of local stucco installers, I've discovered that stucco clad homes in Winnipeg are, to this day, built without weep screeds, stucco accessories, kick-out flashing, and with only one layer of paper / wrap.

I'm curious to know when (what year) these preventative measures became commonplace in your area.

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First printing of ASTM C 841-76, Standard Specification for Interior Lathing & furring -1976

Adoption by California Lath & Plaster Asso-1981

ASTM C 842 (Revision of 841) published in 1982

ASTM C 926 Application of Portland Cement Based Plaster-1981 approx.

As far as I can tell, a base screed was always in the standard, but there were several styles available, so it was just a steel thickness callout.

You will need to get documentation of when, or if, these were adopted in Canada. Sometimes they go their own way...