It is with great sadness that we at DesignandBuildwithMetal share news of the passing of Scott A. Kriner of Macungie, PA. Scott was known throughout the Metal Construction Industry for his intellect, his wit and his mastery of complex topics pertaining to metal. Scott founded Green Metal Consulting in 2009 and operated the company until 2020. He was formerly a technical consultant for the Metal Construction Association and a columnist for this website, contributing dozens of articles on various environmental topics.More
Industry News
Laminators Unveils InfernoShield™ Glazing Panel
Hatfield, PA — Throughout the last year, the Laminators Incorporated team has been eagerly working to expand their insulated glazing product line for the glass and glazing industry. After much planning, designing, and testing, Laminators is ready to introduce the newest member of their architectural product line—InfernoShield™.More
Blog / Terry Anderson
Snow Retention To Prevent Rooftop Snow Avalanches
Events in which snow or ice slides off roofs and leads to people’s deaths happen too often. A new blog post by Terry Anderson of TRA Snow & Sun highlights the information to consider to best protect people and property from such occurrences.More
Industry News
AkzoNobel POLYDURE® Line Now For HVAC Sector Too
Columbus, OH — Specifiers, distributors and coaters in the HVAC sector have another tool for their toolbox to improve the quality, durability and performance of HVAC equipment, thanks to AkzoNobel’s POLYDURE® portfolio of coil coatings.More
Featured Project / Laminators Inc.
Custom-Colored ACM Trims New Campus Building
Flagstaff, AZ — A perfect match of the school colors was a must, and it was its ability to offer such precision that led an Oklahoma-based composite metal panel contractor to suggest Laminators Inc. for Oklahoma State University's new North Hall Academic Facility. More
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