Articles Tagged with ''gypsum''

In late June, the Gypsum Association took its website to the next level with a complete redesign that offers—among other things—more robust search functionality, new content, and both video tutorials and video FAQs.

National Gypsum Company announced that two of its plants have earned the Lloyd H. Yeager Award, a safety honor given by the Gypsum Association to its member companies that achieve 1 million hours worked by associates without a lost time accident.

The Gypsum Association (GA) is pleased to announce the complete redesign of its website, www.gypsum.org. 

In commercial building construction, the flow or sequence of critical work is relatively consistent. It typically begins with excavation and foundation work, followed by the supporting or superstructure, floors and roof.

For years, Portland and gypsum cement-based plasters have been used to produce fire resistant walls.

CertainTeed announced the finalists for its 5th CertainTeed Gypsum Trophy Awards, which recognizes North American contractors and their projects that push the limits of construction and exemplify excellence in drywall design, installation, sustainability and craftsmanship.

The Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral in Raleigh, North Carolina, is a breathtaking display of modern interior design mixed with timeless appeal.

Forever, people who live close to one another have suffered from the noises of their neighbors. In litigation, the second highest level of complaints comes from noise—the first is uninvited water. So, what’s the biggest complaint about noise?

Pabco Gypsum received the award during the Wall and Ceiling Alliance’s (WACA) Annual Construction Excellence Award ceremony in San Jose, CA in early June.