The key to an effective thermal barrier is proper installation of quality insulation products. A house should have a continuous layer of insulation around the entire building envelope. Studies show that improper installation can cut performance by 20% or more. EXTRUDED POLYSTYRENE Used as an insulation for roof, cavity wall, floor, and perimeter insulation. XPS…
INTERNAL EXPANSION JOINT SYSTEM Expansion Joint System used for internal walls, loor, ceiling, which is accessible by pedestrian trafic and not subjected to external factors. EXTERNAL EXPANSION JOINT SYSTE Heavy Duty Expansion Joint proiles which are used for external factors, such as waether. These proiles are ins which require heavy vehicular loads such as car…
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PVC GUARDS Impact Protection can be found in a variety of settings, from hospitals and colleges, to ofices and warehouses. Choose from stainless steel, aluminum, wood, venyl or combinations of materials to match the protection level your environment requires while at the same time complementing decor. TILE TRIMS FOR WALLS & FLOORS To achieve an…
Car Parking Accessories can be found in a variety of settings, from hospitals and colleges , to offices, casinos and warehouses. Speco-handrails, wall guards, corner guards and door /frame protection come in a multitude of profiles and materials. Choose from Stainless steel, aluminum, wood, vinyl or combinations of materials to match the protection level your…
Building materials comprising floors, walls and ceilings move due to thermal expansion and contraction, structural shifts, and seismic activity. These forces mandate the need for purpose-designed gaps which permit the building materials to move independently of one another without damage. Smaller planned crack locations are considered control joints while other locations need to accommodate greater…
