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Refractory Cement is a heat-resistant material designed to line fireboxes and withstand very hot environments (2,000-3,000*F) such as firebox linings, forges, kilns, ovens, incinerators, crematoriums, and other high temperature equipment. Refractory cement is commonly combined with other products like firebrick and other ceramics to further increase thermal resistance.Read now
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9 Mistakes To Avoid When Using ICF Blocks
Read nowThe common mistakes to avoid when using ICF blocks are working without a guide, failing to do a thorough pre-pour inspection, using the wrong concrete mix, using too many cantilevers, poor choice of bracing and alignment systems, ignoring the roofline,...
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5 Reasons Why ICF Construction is Better than Wood
Read nowICF construction is excellent at insulating homes and reducing both acoustic noise and HVAC costs. ICF holds up against violent storms and natural disasters such as fires, earthquakes, and high winds. Structures that utilize ICF also last more than a...
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How do Insulated Concrete Forms Work?
Read nowCommonly used in residential and commercial construction, insulated concrete forms (ICF) are permanent polystyrene blocks that are filled with concrete to create extremely durable and thermally efficient walls. Insulated concrete forms are what keep a home stable, durable, and warm, but how...
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Are Rubber Pavers Good for Driveways?
Read nowRecycled pavers have gained traction as an alternative to concrete. Specifically, more people prefer installing rubber pavers for walkway surface and outdoor living spaces. For that reason, you might be wondering if rubber pavers are good for driveways.
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Can Rubber Pavers Be Used on Grass or Dirt?
Read nowRubber Pavers can be installed on grass or dirt, and they are simple to install. Place them over any existing grass or dirt to create a walkway between any two points in a property and even indoors. Recycled Rubber Pavers...
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Everything You Need to Know About Vinyl Shake Siding
Read nowVinyl shake siding is a synthetic exterior cladding designed for residential homes and small apartment buildings. Its indistinguishable from genuine wood and possesses synthetic fiber's advantages of low maintenance, customization, longevity, and curb appeal.
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How to Install Rubber Mulch: 3 Tips So You Won’t Mulch Again For 12 Years
Rubber mulch can be installed in four steps when starting from grass or soil. Its installation is like that of organic mulch. Installation can be an easy weekend project, depending on the size of the area and ease of access to space.Read now -
8 Reasons Why Rubber Mulch is Worth Every Penny
When it comes to determining if rubber mulch is a good fit for your mulching project, it is essential to understand the reasons rubber mulch is a great option. In this article, you will learn about the value of rubber mulch and why you should choose to use it for your next project.Read now