A vapor barrier is a crucial material for building projects — under concrete slabs, in crawl spaces, for gas and radon mitigation, and for mold prevention. Vapor barriers work best when con [...] Read More
Whether you are a manufacturer, contractor, or installer, you know Millwork and Casework finishes are susceptible to damage anywhere from the factory to the customer. Installing scratch-resistant surf [...] Read More
Weather Protective Enclosures: A Year-Round Guide for Construction
Construction schedules don't stop for weather. Deadlines don't move for snow, monsoon rain, or triple-digit summer heat — [...] Read More
When building an ice rink outdoors, the main concern is whether or not the grass is going to survive the winter underneath all that plastic and ice. The key to a successful ice rink build that does [...] Read More
It’s common for builders and contractors to need fire retardant plastic sheeting for a wide variety of projects, including renovation projects that take place in historical buildings, commercial bui [...] Read More
Vapor Retarders, once thought of as convenient tools for construction projects, are now codified as mandatory materials to have in the foundation of commercial and residential buildings. As a builde [...] Read More
Dust containment plays a critical role in maintaining air quality and preventing contamination. However, choosing the right plastic sheeting depends on several factors, including environment, [...] Read More
Because a large percentage of breathable air in a residential building comes from the crawl space, it is crucial to use a vapor barrier in your encapsulation that meets crawl space code requirements. [...] Read More
Mold containment is a critical part of abatement and remediation work. When mold is disturbed, spores can become airborne and move into adjacent spaces. Because of that, contractors need a c [...] Read More
Concrete slabs rarely fail all at once. The problems usually start quietly below the surface. Moisture moves up from the ground, adhesives begin to break down, flooring starts to lift, and th [...] Read More