One of the most successful technologies used today to deter rainwater intrusion into a building's exterior wall and protect its envelope is the rainscreen system. Introduced more than 20 years ago in the United States, rainscreen technology has continued to advance, along with its popularity among building owners who desire a "stylish raincoat" for their structure.
The revitalized Acrovyn Wall Panel system by Construction Specialties provides architects, designers and facility managers with the opportunity to reset their standards with extensive new design options that install in half the time previously required.
Newly constructed in South Russell, Ohio, a care center and assisted living facility for people living with Alzeheimer's Disease. The community includes one or two bedroom spacious suites for each guest, safety equipped baths, a ballroom and movie theater, a large fitness center, beauty clinic, a fully stocked library,and many other amenities to keep the residents entertained on a daily basis.
The developer wanted to eliminate as much concern about moisture issues as possible. Mold and decay can ruin the profitability of a project. With the increase in building "tightness" for thermal protection, moisture problems are on the rise, causing a greater need for hydro-static pressure release and a ventilation method.
Delmhorst Instrument Co., a U.S. manufacturer of moisture meters and thermo-hygrometers, is relaunching its website. The new website will help end users and distributors navigate the site more easily and find the resources they’re looking for.
Benjamin Obdyke Inc., a leading provider of moisture management products for the roof and wall, has hired Kaylen Handly to join its talented team of dedicated industry professionals.
SubSeal is an advanced 40 or 60 mil, self-adhering waterproofing membrane that is engineered to be a multi-purpose sheet suitable for vertical or horizontal applications.