GAF Materials Corp., Wayne, N.J., announces two new initiatives to help building owners extend the life of their roofs with preventative roof maintenance. CARE (the Center for Advancement of Roofing
Follansbee's Terne II® and TCS II® have surpassed 5,164 hours of salt spray testing with no red rust. The unpainted Terne II and TCS II panels were corrosion tested in
CertainTeed, Valley Forge, Pa., introduces Landmark™ 40 IR. The company has taken its Landmark™ laminated shingles and made them compliant with UL 2218 - Impact Resistance of Prepared Roof Covering
SPRI, Waltham, Mass., the association representing sheet membrane and component suppliers to the commercial roofing industry, announced that the newest update of its comprehensive reference guide is now available. This
Commercial and industrial property insurer FM Global, Johnston, R.I., has just released its new computer network-compatible 2004 Resource Collection CD-ROM, a technical reference library containing more than 350 property loss
Martco Limited Partnership, Alexandria, La., announces the availability of MoldShield™ Mold-Resistant Barrier System, an oriented strand board panel manufactured with a protective mold-resistant coating that is custom blended by Kop-Coat
Metal-Era Inc., Waukesha, Wis., announced that its product lines have been ANSI/SPRI ES-1 tested to meet the 2003 International Building Code. The company's Anchor-Tite, Perma-Tite Systems 200, 300, 400 and
Gloves In A Bottle, Montrose, Calif., is a lotion that turns the outer layer of skin into what works like an invisible pair of gloves. It keeps moisture-robbing irritants out
GAF Materials Corp., Wayne, N.J., introduces Camelot Premium Designer Shingles, available in Spring 2004. The new shingles feature GAF's Super-Heavyweight "Plus" construction (approximately 460 pounds per square) for ultimate durability.
The M. K. Morse Co., Canton, Ohio, has introduced its next generation of Independence high production band saw blades. Independence II™ and Independence EXS™ blades bridge the gap between traditional
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