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- Shockwave Crush-Resistant Drainage Board
- Source: REMODELING Magazine 4/4/2007
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Mar-flex. Designed to protect walls during backfill operations, Shockwave crush-resistant drainage board acts as a powerful shock absorber when compressed. Closed-cell, cross-linked polyethylene foam construction absorbs pressure and bounces back to its original configuration after an impact, maintaining the ability to effectively drain water. Shockwave reduces the load factor on below-grade walls and is specially engineered for flexibility, so it expands and contracts during freeze-thaw cycles. Available in 3-foot-by-4-foot sheets. 800.498.1411. More
- Styrofoam Blueguard Extruded Foam Insulation
- Source: BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine 1/22/2007
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Dow Building & Construction. To accommodate regions where code requirements have limited the use of rigid foam in foundation applications because of the potential for termite damage, Dow has developed Styrofoam Blueguard extruded foam insulation, which incorporates Preventol HS100 insecticide into its foam matrix. Styrofoam Blueguard can be used in areas with very heavy termite infestation in below-grade applications, the company says. The product also provides a high R-value and moisture resistance. 866-583-2583. More
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- Dow Announces New Technology for STYROFOAM Insulation
- Source: ebuild 12/5/2007
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Dow Building Solutions announced today that it has developed a next-generation foaming agent technology that will allow it to manufacture STYROFOAM R5/inch insulation with a zero ozone-depletion factor and cut its greenhouse gas emissions in half for North America. The proprietary formulation substitutes the hydrochloro-fluorocarbon (HCFC) 142b, an ozone-depleting compound that US and Canadian regulations under the Montreal Protocol require be phased out by January 1, 2010 in North America, with a non-ozone depleting compound. More
- CertainTeed Insulation Honored as Supplier of the Year by Insulate America
- Source: ebuild 12/5/2007
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Insulate America, an association of independent insulation contractors, has honored CertainTeed Corporation with its Supplier of the Year Award. The award was given in recognition of CertainTeed's outstanding and ongoing support of Insulate America. "CertainTeed has been extremely supportive of Insulate America and our members are always saying what a great company it is to work with," says David Beam, President of Insulate America. "Our relationship with CertainTeed continues to grow and strengthen throughout the organization." More
