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  • Supress Sound-Engineered PlywoodSupress Products Launches Revolutionary Sound-Engineered, Anti-Mold Plywood
  • ebuild (5/31/2007)
  • Supress Products, LLC, the leader in cost-effective, easy-to-install solutions to unwanted problems in residential and commercial structures, today announced the nationwide availability of Supress Sound-Engineered Anti-Mold Plywood (SEP-AM). An innovative solution which solves the two largest problems in building construction today, Supress SEP-AM provides exceptional noise and vibration absorption, effectively eliminating sound pollution in new structures and existing floors, walls and ceilings while suppressing mold growth anywhere on the panels.
  • TechShield Radiant Barrier Sheathing
  • REMODELING Magazine (5/2/2007)
  • LP. Installed like traditional OSB, LP TechShield radiant barrier sheathing can prevent up to 97 percent of radiant heat in the panel from entering a home's attic, and produce summertime energy savings of up to 20 percent, the maker says. Standard panels measure 4 feet by 8 feet in five thicknesses. The panels are APA Exposure 1 rated OSB and come with a 20-year transferable limited warranty that covers the aluminum, OSB substrate, and lamination process. 888.820.0325.
  • Veneer-Core Plywood and Woodstalk Agrifiber-Core Panels
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (4/24/2007)
  • Columbia Forest Products. Utilizing a soy-based adhesive resin, the manufacturer's veneer-core plywood and Woodstalk agrifiber-core panel products are formaldehyde-free. The maker claims that its products are comparable in cost to products that use formaldehyde and that they offer better water resistance. 800-237-2428.
  • Softwood-veneer plywood: Engineered wood panels for construction applications
  • ebuild (4/19/2007)
  • Among many uses, softwood-veneer plywood is commonly used for subfloors, and wall and roof sheathing. It's often used in place of oriented-strand board (OSB). A standard sheet of softwood plywood measures 4 by 8 feet, and is available in a wide variety of thicknesses ranging from ¼- to 1-7/16 inches. Plywood panels offer many variants in grades and ratings. Stamps on plywood panels offer information about whether the panel is rated for interior or exterior applications, face quality, strength and other important characteristics.
  • Hardwood-veneer plywood: ash, cherry, birch, mahogany, oak and exotic species
  • ebuild (4/18/2007)
  • Hardwood-veneer plywood is similar to softwood plywood: wood layers (plies) are laminated together and then covered with front and back face veneers. But because hardwood veneer plywood-with face veneers cut from deciduous species such as ash, birch, cherry, mahogany and oak-is used for cabinets, doors, bookcases, furniture, paneling, wall units and the like, its appearance is generally more critical. Specifications like the grade of the panel face and back, veneer cut and core type must be considered along with panel width, length and thickness.
  • Boise, headquartered in Boise, Idaho, manufactures engineered wood products, plywood, lumber, and particleboardBoise Plans Room Online Plan Management Introduced
  • ebuild (3/14/2007)
  • Boise Engineered Wood Products has announced Boise Plans Room, a management tool to be used by building material retailers and homebuilders to streamline the processes of planning and building homes. Boise Plans Room is a software application allowing Boise customers to post electronic drawing files to a secure internet-based information repository for each individual project to communicate, track, update, do take-offs and organize for future use.
  • Product Review: Construction Products
  • PROSALES Magazine (3/1/2007)
  • Year after year, the diversity of our Editors' Choice winners continues to reflect the many ways in which the pro supply industry changes and evolves. We hope many of these products will strike your fancy and reveal themselves to you as valuable tools–not just more items to sell–as you progress through 2007.
  • SolarPly Roof Sheathing
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (1/31/2007)
  • SolarPly can reduce attic temperatures by as much as 30 degrees. With lower attic temperatures, duct conduction loss is reduced by 30 percent and the air conditioning system's workload is reduced up to 20 percent, according to the manufacturer. The product will not affect shingle warranties and it is installed like conventional rated roof sheathing. 800-735-2727.

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