ClarkDietrich is giving framing contractors greater flexibility in leveraging the firestopping power of its BlazeFrame family of products with the introduction of BlazeFrame Tape.

The Canadian Construction Materials Centre recently added the new TYPAR Construction Tape to its list of approved products, making the complete TYPAR Weather Protection System now available to the Canadian market. Builders throughout Canada can now rely on the company’s industry-leading limited lifetime warranty that covers both labor and materials when the complete TYPAR Weather Protection System—which consists of TYPAR BuildingWrap, Flashing and Construction Tape—is installed.

Strait-Flex Crack-Tape repairs difficult stress cracks on flat surfaces and corners. Tested to be two times stronger than paper or mesh tapes, Crack-Tape repairs stress cracks and cracks due to truss uplift. Crack-Tape resists blisters, tears, shrinkage, wrinkles and cuts easily with a scissors or utility knife.

In addition to being technically challenging, drywall finishing is also physically difficult.

Fixing a loose screw has never been easier or faster than with the new Tank Bond Thread Stopper Tape from DAP.

Drywall Master has introduced the Commander Automatic Taper, built with lightweight carbon-fiber and aircraft-quality alloys for a strong and smooth-running tool.

Surface Shields recently introduced a new heavy-duty fire-resistant floor protector and fire-retardant polyethylene seam tape, creating a superior fire defense system on jobsites.

This year Milwaukee Tool is taking tape measures to the next level with the introduction of redesigned Stud Tape Measures, new Wide Blade Tape Measures, and new Compact Tape Measures. 

STUD is the industry’s most durable tape measure.  Equipped with EXO360 Blade Technology the blade is rip and wear resistant, delivering the longest-lasting blade.  

Paul Johnson Drywall, Inc. (PJD) announces its national worker Relocation Program to recruit experienced drywall workers, including hangers, tapers, sanders, finishers, light gauge metal framers and laborers to join its crews in Arizona or Nevada.