Fall 2010 Back Issue

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Underslab Radon Barriers
Working With Carbon Fiber
Roof Pitch and System Selection


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Underslab Radon Barriers
In some areas of the country, radon barriers—a variation on the underslab moisture barrier—are a great way to improve the livability of the building and add additional income to the company’s bottom line.

Working With Carbon Fiber
Stronger and less bulky than steel, carbon fiber is making basement structural repair easier than ever before.  Whether its carbon straps, staples, or sheets, we explain what the options are, and how to make sure they’ll perform.

Roof Pitch and System Selection
Flat roofs obviously require different treatment than steep ones.  We’ll look at the role roof pitch plays in determining how a rooftop waterproofing membrane will perform.

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