Read the following translated transcript of an audio message from a lead architect to a construction site manager regarding foundation specifications:
"For tomorrow's foundation pour, the sequence is critical. Before you pour the second layer to achieve the final total depth of 40 centimeters, the initial 15-centimeter base layer must cure for exactly 12 hours. However, the steel reinforcement grid—which needs to be spaced at precise 20-centimeter intervals—must be placed immediately after pouring that 15-centimeter base layer, before the 12-hour curing countdown begins. Once the 40-centimeter total depth is reached and leveled, wait until the ambient humidity drops below 60% before applying the 5-millimeter waterproof sealant. Oh, and I almost forgot the most crucial preliminary step: before any concrete is poured onto the soil, the 10-millimeter polyethylene vapor barrier must be laid down completely flat."
Based on the technical measurements and sequential constraints provided in the message, arrange the following construction steps in their correct chronological order.
- 1Laying the 10-millimeter polyethylene vapor barrier
- 2Placing the steel reinforcement grid with 20-centimeter spacing
- 3Allowing the initial base layer to cure for 12 hours
- 4Pouring concrete to achieve the 40-centimeter total depth
- 5Applying the 5-millimeter waterproof sealant