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The Center for Environmental Innovation in Roofing offers a multifaceted definition of what it means to go green on top.
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Georgia-Pacific Gypsum. An alternative to paper-faced gypsum, DensArmor Plus features glass mat facings on both sides as well as a glass-fiber-reinforced core to resist moisture and mold and mildew growth. The product can replace traditional drywall throughout the home or be used in areas prone to...
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Temple-Inland. ComfortGuard Abuse-Resistant gypsum and ComfortGuard Impact-Resistant drywall include the companys TemShield mold protection system, which comprises a water- and mold-resistant core and facers. The AR product includes an extra-durable face paper to withstand scuffs and abrasions in...
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Some aspect of the success or failure of your green building projects relates directly to how well you apply building science principles.
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Serious Materials.
Made primarily from post-industrial waste and utilizing a natural drying process that avoids the energy required for calcining and oven-drying used in gypsum products, gypsum-free EcoRock contains 80% recycled material and requires 80% less energy to produce, says the company...
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Redeux, by Trove, is a PVC-free commercial grade wallcovering that contains 31% post-consumer recycled materials.
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With a focus on durability and growing attention toward recycled materials--plus a new industry certification program--wallboard offers a number of opportunities to make greener selections.
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Temple-Inland’s ComfortGuard line of Gypsum board, designed to protect against abuse,
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Project FROG's panelized construction philosophy creates affordable, energy-efficient learning spaces.
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To maintain a healthy indoor environment, it is important to mitigate and prevent mold growth.