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Protection from the Ground Up
Waffle foundations are an above-ground mat foundation system that is characterized by its concrete slabs, which, when arranged, resemble a waffle pattern. Additional concrete is then poured into the [...]Read More
For greenhouses that value high light intake and long-term durability, clear woven greenhouse plastic is the covering of choice. Clear plastic allows the most light, making it suitable for most [...]Read More
Written by Jackie Edwards Vapor barriers are having a moment in the spotlight. With their capacity to prevent moisture entering structures like historical buildings, green roofs, cold storage [...]Read More
Greenhouse plastic sheeting is a helpful tool for farmers and growers as it offers year-round weather protection and the ability to create the ideal growing environment to increase the yield of their [...]Read More
Reinforced Butyl Tape is a flexible and waterproof rubber adhesive tape that is useful for many construction applications that require sealing, seaming, and waterproofing. Butyl tape is an excellent [...]Read More
When it comes to light deprivation for your grow operations, a common question arises: “Can I use any type of black-white plastic sheeting for light deprivation?” It’s a natural question to ask, given [...]Read More
When we think of vapor retarders, we typically think of them performing one essential function – stopping water vapor. While this is an important feature, some applications may call for vapor [...]Read More
When done correctly, the light deprivation method of cultivation can be an effective strategy for growers looking to expedite growing time. A light deprivation cover is a type of plastic sheeting [...]Read More
After installing a crawl space vapor barrier, it’s possible that you might smell new or perhaps off-putting odors. It may lead you to think: do vapor barriers cause odor? In this article, we shine [...]Read More
Every year, unpredictable weather, such as flooding and snowfall, impacts construction timelines and budgets. Research shows that adverse weather events delay 45% of construction projects worldwide [...]Read More
