Fall 2009 Back Issue
$4.95
Advances in Coatings
Green Decks and Planter Boxes
Below Grade Repair Strategies
Protecting a World Class Bridge
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Description
Description
Advances in Coatings
The new generation of spray-applied waterproofing coatings provide better protection, faster cure times, less health risks, and more durability.
Green Decks and Planter Boxes
With construction similar to vegetative roofs, green decks and planter boxes preserve open space, reduce stormwater runoff, and protect the building envelope.
Below Grade Repair Strategies
This is one area of the business that does well regardless of the economy. Crack injection, piering, and carbon-fiber products all have their place.
Protecting a World Class Bridge
One of the world’s longest bridges. Stretching 5.6 kilometers (more than 2 .5 miles), is made almost entirely of concrete.
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