AWP06I FR Wood in Today's Buildings 1 AIA/HSW Learning Unit Upon completion of this course, the designer will be able to: 1. Describe FR wood and how it works 2. Identify what the model codes require 3. Describe how FR wood is manufactured 4. State the advantages of specifying SPF systems for interior and exterior insulation applications 5. Identify where FR wood is used and how it is specified 6. Examine new design options Interior FR wood (Dricon® fire retardant treated wood)  Exterior FR wood (FRX® exterior FRT wood)  Coated OSB (FLAMEDXX® OSB)  N/A Please provide us with your feedback so we can further improve our courses. If you would like to find a course click on the button to search. You can search by CSI division, course number and title or sponsor.

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