Plaster ManWall and Ceiling Finishes to the Next Level Robin Raymer October 10, 2003 No Comments Plaster Man talks about a type of plaster he's been experimenting with.Read More
Up FrontSteel, Hawaiian Style Nick Moretti October 10, 2003 No Comments Nick discusses the steel industry and its latest movements.Read More
Green ThumbPaper Chase (Part 2) J.M. Syken October 10, 2003 No Comments This month discusses the manufacturing and installation processes, the various types of cellulose insulation and its energy efficiency.Read More
Finish LineEIFS Near Grade Robert Thomas October 10, 2003 No Comments I realize that having the EIFS start so far above grade looks terrible but it's better than having bugs in the building.Read More
Finish LineThe Insurance Situation Robert Thomas September 19, 2003 No Comments These insights can be used in discussions with insurance carriers to piece together a program that would make insurance available sanely priced.Read More
All Things GypsumThe Premier Publication: GA-600 Jerry Walker September 19, 2003 No Comments Every three years, the Gypsum Association publishes a new edition of the Fire Resistance Design Manual (GA-600).Read More
Plaster ManFour Years and a Large Door of Activity Robin Raymer September 19, 2003 No Comments This month we hit the four-year anniversary of the Plaster Man column.Read More
All in AgreementWheel of Fortune Pete Battisti September 19, 2003 No Comments Evaluating the risks associated with gambling is easy for a contractor. We see the risks pretty clearly.Read More
Up FrontCurrent on Competence Nick Moretti September 19, 2003 No Comments The quality of the window installation rests in the competence of the installer.Read More
The Green ThumbPaper Chase (Part 1) J.M. Syken September 19, 2003 No Comments On the other hand, cellulose insulation production—because of its low-tech nature—is an ideal reuse for discarded newspapers.Read More
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