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Moisture forgiveness is a building science concept generated by the demand for increased energy efficiency in the built environment. As buildings become increasingly tighter, they also can become more susceptible to moisture damage which can compromise the performance and durability of the building. Building owners, architects, and contractors must employ an integrated project delivery strategy to manage moisture effectively. Georgia-Pacific fiberglass mat gypsum products provide the moisture forgiveness that protects the performance of the structure and the inhabitants within.
Lamboo is an engineered, high performance bamboo product that is used within architectural, structural and design applications, and is structurally superior to its wood counterparts. Lamboo products can be manufactured in both interior and exterior grade and have multiple grain patterns for a variety of aesthetically pleasing options.
Our formula for success is based on customer service and National Gypsums quest to provide products meeting its customers highest standards. To do this, the company has created the most advanced customer service organization in the industry, updated plants and built modern manufacturing facilities, applied advanced technology to improve product quality, and put increased emphasis on innovation.
GreenGuard building products are manufactured and distributed throughout the United States by Pactiv Corporation. Pactiv Corporation (NYSE: PTV) is a leading producer of specialty packaging products with sales of $3.1 billion and operations in 14 countries. Pactiv is a market leader in target sectors of the packaging industry: Consumer Products, Foodservice/Food Packaging, and Protective and Flexible Packaging.
Rmax has been an innovator in building insulation solutions for 35 years. Our comprehensive line of high-quality, POLYISO-based products continues to deliver maximum R-values, minimum environmental impact and efficiency in installation, cost and design.
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Excel Manufacturing Group, Inc.
