Articles Tagged with ''EPDs (Environmental Product Declarations)''

Drywall Isn’t Dry at All

What is going on in the green building movement and its initiatives?

Susan Hines

March 31, 2025

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What is going on in the green building movement and its initiatives?

The Rise of Structural Composites

Learn how structural composites, like the HyperWall™ panel system, are poised to revolutionize the building industry.

March 26, 2025

HyperWall™ exterior building skin systems are built for modern building construction. Welcome to the era of structural composites.

Unlocking Opportunities

EIMA's Grant & 2025 Annual Meeting

EPA Provides a $2.2 Million Boost for Sustainability

John Wyatt

Jill Bloom

March 17, 2025

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Mark Your Calendar: EIMA’s 44th Annual Meeting

School of Rock, the largest and most revolutionary music education franchise in the world

Rock On

The Acoustic Revolution at School of Rock

School of Rock locations feature acoustic ceiling panels with matching suspension grid systems.

Diana Hart

March 17, 2025

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School of Rock locations feature acoustic ceiling panels with matching suspension grid systems.

How to Make Sustainability a Priority

Brooke Fishel

February 26, 2025

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Why Granular, Site-Specific EPDs Matter

It is important to reduce embodied carbon in the built environment.

Brent Trenga

September 30, 2024

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It is important to reduce embodied carbon in the built environment.

ClarkDietrich’s New EPD Optimization Report is LEED Certification “Game-Changer”

August 19, 2024

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ClarkDietrich has published an Environmental Product Declaration Optimization Report for its low-embodied-carbon cold-formed steel products, becoming the first steel framing manufacturer to have the data available to help achieve credit for Option Two under LEED v4.1’s “Material and Resources Credit: EPDs.”

Biden Signs Proclamation to Mark Workers Memorial Day

July 28, 2023

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President Joe Biden issued a proclamation to mark “Workers Memorial Day,” which honors the memories of workers killed or injured due to unsafe working conditions.

How Carlisle’s Newly Published EPD Can Help You

April 11, 2023

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Carlisle Spray Foam Insulation announced the publication of a third-party-verified Environmental Product Declaration for its complete spray foam insulation product portfolio.

Ceiling systems are featured as a way to control the Discovery Hall's acoustics.

Hall Offers Expanded Space to Meet Growing Enrollment in STEM Fields

February 22, 2023

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Ceiling systems are featured as a way to control the new building’s acoustics.

Drywall suspension systems help achieve these next-level installations through engineered systems that simplify the design and construction of drywall ceilings for consistent and uniform results.

This presentation explores the performance of exterior insulation under the demanding conditions of modern rainscreens and masonry veneers, with a focus on NFPA 285 compliance, thermal bridging, moisture transport, durability and sustainability. Attendees will gain insights to help design, specify, and install exterior insulation to optimize its benefits while avoiding potential issues.

Articles Tagged with ''EPDs (Environmental Product Declarations)''

Drywall Isn’t Dry at All

The Rise of Structural Composites

EIMA's Grant & 2025 Annual Meeting

The Acoustic Revolution at School of Rock

How to Make Sustainability a Priority

Why Granular, Site-Specific EPDs Matter

ClarkDietrich’s New EPD Optimization Report is LEED Certification “Game-Changer”

Biden Signs Proclamation to Mark Workers Memorial Day

How Carlisle’s Newly Published EPD Can Help You

Hall Offers Expanded Space to Meet Growing Enrollment in STEM Fields

A Big Move: Trim-Tex Acquires Plastic Components

Tariffs, Labor and Supply Chain Issue, Oh My!

EIMA 2025: Big Plans, Big Impact

Don’t Miss Out! Key Highlights at IIBEC 2025

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