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October 9, 2020 - Weekly News Update
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Industry News:
MCA Publishes New White Paper About Metal Roofing
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 Chicago, IL - The Metal Construction Association (MCA) has published a new white paper, Roofing Best Practices: FORTIFIED HOME PROGRAM. It outlines an educational program that has been developed to provide guidance as well as a model for certification for enhanced wind performance for roofing applications. More
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Featured Project: Lorin Industries
Aluminum Anodized Clads Unique New Jersey Home
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Old Tappan, NJ - Architectural panels made with Lorin AnoZinc® and ClearBrite® are the focal point of the exterior of a private residence in Old Tappan, designed by architectural firm Architectura and built by Corsair Construction. More
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Featured Product Sheet
GSSI's MB-10A Sealant Tape Product Sheet details the product advantages of the company's premier elastomeric butyl rubber sealant. Installation and testing are also covered in the two-page PDF Product Sheet. Click here or on the image at the right to download.
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Industry News:
Athader And Leveltek Sign Strategic Agreement
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 Renteria, Spain - Athader, A Bradbury Group Company located in Spain, has signed a strategic agreement with Leveltek International, a U.S. company, for the worldwide supply of stretch leveling cut-to-length lines after being awarded a contract by a well-known European service center for a line of this type. This will be the third installation of a Athader/Leveltek stretch leveler CTL line. More
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Featured Project: Varco Pruden Buildings
Metal Building System Used For Winery Addition
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Huntington, IN - A 6,500 sq. ft. addition to Two EE's Winery in Huntington was completed in August 2019 by CME Corp., a Varco Pruden Builder located in Fort Wayne, IN. The project was selected as the winner in the Agricultural category of the 2020 Varco Pruden Hall of Fame Awards. More
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Industry News:
AGC Analysis Shows Construction Jobs Up In September
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 Alexandria, VA - Construction employment increased by 26,000 jobs in September to a total of 7,245,000, but the gains were concentrated in housing, while employment in the infrastructure and nonresidential building construction sector remained little changed, according to an analysis by the Associated General Contractors of America of the latest government data. More
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