Summer 2009 Back Issue

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Solar Roofs: Challenges and Waterproofing Solutions
Foam in Waterproofing Systems
Sump Pumps: Advances and Installation
Green Sealants at the Bottom of the World


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Solar Roofs: Challenges and Waterproofing Solutions
The popularity of green building, coupled with significant price declines in photovoltaic systems, has led to a significant increase in solar roof installations.  Here are solutions to ensure the roof is leak-free.

Foam in Waterproofing Systems
Whether used as a drainage board, underslab insulation, or in roofing systems, every waterproofer deals with foam board.  Polystyrenes and polyurethanes each have their own advantages and special application techniques.

Sump Pumps: Advances and Installation
Sump pumps are a critical component of below-grade waterproofing in many areas of the country. New technologies and installation methods make them more fail-safe and affordable.

Green Sealants at the Bottom of the World
Princess Elisabeth Station was built in one of the world’s harshest and most remote regions. Designers also insisted on  extremely demanding green building standards

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