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Tape Rol Pink 2.375 in. x 216 ft. BILD-R-TAPE Construction

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About This Product BILD-R-TAPE Construction Tape is designed and engineered to secure seams of Owens Corning housewrap products and for general con...

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Woven Housewrap 3 ft. x 100 ft. (300 Sq.Ft)

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About This Product Keep buildings energy efficient with this woven, Polyethylene Everbilt housewrap. It keeps air conditioning and heating from esc...

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Woven Housewrap 9 ft. x 150 ft. (1350 Sq.Ft)

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Housewrap: What You Need to Know

Housewrap, also known as weather-resistant barrier (WRB), is a protective layer installed between a building's sheathing and exterior siding. It prevents moisture infiltration while allowing water vapor to escape, reducing the risk of mold, rot, and structural damage. Designed to enhance energy efficiency and durability, housewrap is a key component in modern construction.

Key Features:

  • Weather Protection: Housewrap acts as a barrier against wind-driven rain and moisture, preventing water penetration while maintaining breathability. By stopping liquid water from entering the structure while allowing vapor to escape, it helps reduce the likelihood of mold growth and wood decay, making it an essential component for long-term building integrity.
  • Energy Efficiency: Housewrap minimizes uncontrolled air movement and drafts, enhancing the effectiveness of insulation materials. By reducing heat loss in winter and heat gain in summer, it contributes to lower energy consumption and improved indoor comfort, helping homeowners and businesses cut down on heating and cooling costs.
  • Tear and UV Resistance: Engineered for durability, housewrap withstands exposure to harsh conditions during the construction phase, such as wind, rain, and temporary sunlight before exterior siding is installed. Many housewrap products feature reinforced fibers or coatings to resist tearing and ensure structural integrity during handling and installation. While advanced housewraps often offer tear and UV resistance, building paper does not possess these features. However, it remains a dependable option for basic moisture protection when used in covered or sheltered applications. Proper installation ensures long-term performance once covered by siding.

Applications:

  • Residential Construction: Used in homes to create a continuous protective layer that prevents moisture intrusion and enhances insulation.
  • Commercial Projects: Applied in large-scale buildings to maintain structural integrity and meet energy efficiency requirements.
  • Retrofit and Remodels: Ideal for upgrading older buildings with improved moisture management and air-sealing benefits.

Types of Housewrap:

  • Woven Housewrap: Constructed from high-strength woven plastic fibers, this housewrap offers excellent tear resistance and durability. With a size of 9 ft. x 150 ft. (1350 sq. ft.), it is an ideal choice for large-scale residential and commercial projects. It provides robust protection against air infiltration and moisture penetration, making it suitable for high-wind areas and long-term performance needs.
  • Non-Woven Housewrap: A versatile and lightweight housewrap designed for enhanced moisture management and breathability. While not visible in this specific product range, non-woven housewraps are typically used in climates requiring balance between water resistance and vapor permeability. This option would be ideal for smaller-scale or specialized applications.
  • Drainable Housewrap: Featuring a textured surface that efficiently channels water away from the structure, this housewrap enhances moisture control in humid or rainy regions. Although not listed here, it complements siding materials where additional drainage is required, ensuring long-term protection.
  • Building Paper: Made from asphalt-saturated kraft material, building paper is an affordable and versatile moisture-resistant option commonly used in residential construction. Available in grades like 2-Ply, it provides varying levels of durability and protection, making it suitable for applications such as underlayers for stucco, wall insulation, and temporary weatherproofing during construction. Its cost-effectiveness and ease of installation make it a reliable choice for projects requiring basic moisture control without the expense of advanced housewraps.
  • Housewrap Tape: Used to seal and secure housewrap during installation, this essential accessory ensures seams are tightly closed, preventing air and water leaks. Typically offered in widths like 1.88 in. and 2 in., housewrap tape strengthens the integrity of the moisture barrier.
  • Flashing Membrane: Designed to create watertight seals around windows, doors, and other openings, flashing membranes work alongside housewrap for complete moisture protection. Available in widths like 6 in. and 9 in., they are critical for preventing leaks and maintaining energy efficiency.

Installation Considerations:

  • Proper Overlapping: Ensure seams are overlapped and taped to maintain a continuous moisture barrier.
  • Fastening Methods: Use cap nails or staples designed for housewrap to prevent damage and ensure secure installation.
  • Exposure Limits: Avoid prolonged UV exposure beyond manufacturer recommendations to maintain material integrity.

Why Choose Supply Ontime?

At Supply Ontime, we offer high-quality housewrap tailored to your project’s needs. With same-day delivery across the Greater Los Angeles area, we make it easy to keep your projects on schedule. Order housewrap now and get it delivered today!

Housewrap FAQ

Do you deliver housewrap rolls same day across Los Angeles?

Yes. Most LA neighborhoods are within the same-day zone. If your sheathing inspection is first thing tomorrow, book a late-day scheduled window so the rolls arrive after framing wraps up, preventing idle time in the morning.

Can the driver place housewrap inside the structure?

Yes, via White Gloves. The crew will carry rolls through the first entry point to a ground-level staging area, which is useful on narrow lots in Mid-City or Highland Park. Curbside places material to the ground within five feet of the truck.

Why is housewrap important in Los Angeles’s coastal and marine-layer zones?

It sheds wind-driven rain while allowing vapor to escape, protecting sheathing along the Westside and South Bay. Properly lapped seams and taped penetrations reduce callbacks tied to moisture intrusion in coastal remodels.



What is the most effective way to use Tyvek housewrap to protect buildings in Los Angeles?

Tyvek housewrap should be applied as a continuous weather‑resistive barrier behind exterior cladding. The membrane is wrapped around sheathing, overlapped at seams, and sealed with compatible tape. Proper installation keeps wind‑driven rain out and allows water vapor to escape, helping Los Angeles homes stay dry during winter storms and cool during the long, dry summer.

How does housewrap hold up during Los Angeles’s seasonal rains?

Housewrap is designed to shed wind-driven rain while still allowing vapor to escape. This is especially important in Los Angeles winters, where heavy downpours can hit coastal and hillside neighborhoods. Properly installed housewrap keeps sheathing dry during unexpected storms and reduces risks of mold or warped framing during construction delays.