Founded more than 90 years ago, Georgia-Pacific has a longstanding reputation for producing high-quality building products, including gypsum panels and fiberglass mat sheathing, which are widely used in residential and commercial construction. With its deep industry knowledge and a commitment to advancing sustainable building solutions, the company’s membership will further enhance EIMA’s ability to support the EIFS industry in delivering energy-efficient, durable and aesthetically versatile building systems.

“We are excited to welcome Georgia-Pacific Building Products back to EIMA,” said Steve Smithwick, the 2022/2024 president of EIMA and president of Master Wall Inc. “[Its] reputation for innovation and leadership in the building products industry is well-known, and we believe [its] addition will significantly contribute to the continued growth and advancement of EIFS. Its focus on sustainability and quality aligns perfectly with the mission of EIMA as we work to promote energy-efficient and environmentally sound building practices. We look forward to collaborating with Georgia-Pacific to expand the usage of EIFS across the construction landscape.”

“EIFS is a very important market for Georgia-Pacific, and EIMA’s industry strategy is something we support,” said Tyson Lodge, director of technical services at G-P Building Products. “EIMA’s selection by the EPA for a $2.2 million grant is a positive example of this strategic approach, and we are pleased to rejoin EIMA and help the EIFS industry grow.”

As EIMA’s newest member, Georgia-Pacific Building Products will join ADFORS Saint-Gobain, Ames Tools Corporation, Atlas Molded Products, ClarkDietrich Building Systems, Dow, MKS Plastics, New Cast Stone, Rockwool, Wacker and Wind-Lock as associate members of EIMA.

Georgia-Pacific will have access to a wealth of resources, networking opportunities and industry insights as an associate member. The company will also help drive positive change and shape the future of the industry with participation in EIMA’s member-driven working groups.

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