HydroCorner™ Sill Solution

HydroCorner™ Sill Solution

$50.00

HydroCorner™ is an inexpensive option for protecting a window sill from moisture intrusion. Place one HydroCorner in each sill corner, then cover with a piece of HydroFlash® for a quick and easy-to-install sill treatment.

Quantities: Available in boxes of 20 or 100

Warranty: 10 Year Limited or 15 Year Limited

Warranty Information: 10 YEAR PRODUCT ONLY LIMITED WARRANTY<br>
Benjamin Obdyke Incorporated (“Benjamin Obdyke”), warrants that HydroGap® Drainable Housewrap and / or HydroFlash, when installed in accordance with Benjamin Obdyke’s published installation instructions, is free from manufacturing defects for ten (10) years from the date of purchase.<br><br>

15 YEAR PRODUCT AND LABOR LIMITED WARRANTY<br>
Subject to the following Product specific terms and conditions, Benjamin Obdyke warrants that for a period of fifteen (15) years from the date of purchase, Products, identified below, when installed in strict accordance with the applicable Benjamin Obdyke Installation instructions, in a properly constructed and designed wall system, following the applicable building codes and accepted industry standards for each type of structure.
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Great window corner - save time on window installation

These are great window sill pan corners. They save time on the window installation. The blue stands out and gives the project manager an easy way to verify the window sill pan/flashing were installed prior to siding. These corner eliminate cutting the flashing and potentially leaving a pin hole where water can get in at the corner.
Posted by rob, 28th Dec 2016

HydroCorner saves time on window installation

The hydro corner saves lots of time on the window installation and provides a much better waterproofing option then just cutting and folding flashing.
Posted by Rob, 30th Nov 2016