The company has opened a 140,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Colorado, expanding regional production capacity to support growing demand across the Western U.S. interior construction market.
Once known primarily for fire resistance and durability, modern magnesium oxide (MgO) sheathing is now emerging as a reliable, system-level solution that improves thermal performance, reduces thermal bridging and supports today’s high-performance wall designs.
Magnesium oxide panels are drawing renewed interest as a durable, fire-resistant alternative to traditional board materials. Advances in manufacturing and performance are prompting contractors and designers to reconsider where MgO fits in modern wall assemblies.
The association backs pro-growth policies, seeks project labor agreement repeal and workforce visa reform amid labor shortages, cost pressures and federal contracting changes.
The association backs pro-growth policies, seeks project labor agreement repeal and workforce visa reform amid labor shortages, cost pressures and federal contracting changes.
The Slag Cement Association will host its fifth annual Slag Cement School in Wilmington, Dela., April 21-22, offering technical education on slag cement fundamentals, ASTM C595 blended cement applications, performance case studies and a Heidelberg Materials plant tour as the industry shifts toward more sustainable concrete mixtures.
The Slag Cement Association will host its fifth annual Slag Cement School in Wilmington, Dela., April 21-22,offering technical education on slag cement fundamentals, ASTM C595 blended cement applications, performance case studies and a Heidelberg Materials plant tour as the industry shifts toward more sustainable concrete mixtures.
The company has transitioned ownership to four internal leaders, positioning the Pacific Northwest framing and drywall contractor for continuity in project delivery, estimating, and field operations without changing its regional focus or market strategy.