Architectural Finishes
Sometimes budget or deadlines prevent you from using the materials you want. Find out how architectural finishes can save the day.
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Polyiso Insulation for Exterior Wall Assemblies
Review the performance properties of polyisocyanurate (polyiso) foam board insulation—a commercially-established, cost effective technology for energy efficient buildings.
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Floor Underlayment Sound Control Solutions
Good sound control adds to occupant comfort and productivity. Compare floor underlayment solutions that mitigate the annoyance of impact noise and improve overall building functionality.
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Automated Door Solutions
By design, automatic doors provide easier, more convenient access than manual doors and they can contribute to the energy efficiency of a building. Determine which type will meet your project requirements.
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Acetylated Wood
Discover this wood modification technique for durable, stable, and sustainable wood building products.
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Roadway Design with Concrete Pavers
Learn how to use the AASHTO structural design method for flexible pavements to design interlocking concrete pavements (ICP) roadways.
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An ACM/MCM Overview
ACM/MCM panels have the strength and flexibility for the most demanding designs. Explore the manufacturing, finishing, and installation processes that result in durable and beautiful panels.
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Concrete Masonry: The Energy Efficiency Solution
Examine why building envelopes constructed with concrete masonry create high-performance buildings that can exceed energy code requirements.
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Insulated Metal Panels and the Environment
Take a look at a generic IMP EPD, and explore how IMPs meet demanding performance requirements and contribute to LEED® credits and net zero energy targets.
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Pressure Equalized Rainscreens for High-Wind Conditions
Can PER sheathing be used in a high-wind area? Learn how an ACM/MCM PER using polyiso sheathing in a multifunctional role can meet code requirements, even in high-velocity hurricane zones.
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