(materials) A material that retards the passage of moisture into walls.
Moisture Barrier
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(′möis·chər ′bar·ē·ər)
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A layer of foil, plastic, or paper used in the construction of exterior walls, ceilings, and foundations to prevent moisture penetration into wooden members or insulation.Example: The moisture barrier in an exterior wall.
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1. A vapor barrier. 2. A damp course.
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