Winter 2019 Back Issue

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Trade Show Preview
Drying Out a Waterfront Crawlspace
Waterproofing Industry Forecast
Securing the Roof Membrane Perimeter
Carbon Fiber for Structural Repair
Waterproofing an Airplane Factory


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Trade Show Preview
By Vanessa Salvia
Here’s what to expect at the World of Concrete and International Roofing Expo, the waterproofing-related exhibitors, and how to maximize the opportunities these shows offer.
Drying Out a Waterfront Crawlspace
By Joseph Boccia
A waterproofing expert seeks to transform a wet and mold-ridden house into a beautiful waterfront home for a friend.
Waterproofing Industry Forecast
A booming housing market, code changes, and demand for sustainable construction  all have a significant effect on the waterproofing industry. This story examines what may be in store for the next 12 months.
Securing the Roof Membrane Perimeter
The roof perimeter or parapet edge is a most critical detail. New standards provide better performance and protect against wind uplift and fire danger.
Carbon Fiber for Structural Repair 
By Vanessa Salvia
Stronger than steel and far less bulky, this space-age material is making structural repair easier than ever before.
Waterproofing an Airplane Factory
By Ashley Gee
Contractors, distributors, and an innovative supplier team up to waterproof an ambitious project in America’s rainiest city.

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