
Complete Wall Systemization to Meet Performance Goals
About the Sponsor
Our story is not simply a history of insulation or building supplies, or even the dates of inventions and buildings: It’s an intricate tale of innovation and growth spurred by reinvention, curiosity, and strong partnerships built over decades.
Our roots reach back to an 1800s lab experiment that, through an unexpected twist, produced mineral wool insulation. This set off a wave of innovation for what would in time become the insulation industry we lead today. Over the decades that followed, we experimented with glass, partnering with organizations along the way to develop new applications and production methods for our innovative products.
Owens Corning products make buildings more comfortable, more energy-efficient, and safer. This includes insulation that reduces heating and cooling costs, roof shingles that reflect the sun’s rays and protect the roof from severe weather, and doors that connect you with the people and things you care about most — and make life easier, safer and more beautiful, too.
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Wednesday, April 10, 2019 - 12:00pm to 1:00pm EDT
Specifying “complete wall systems” helps designers reach design decisions faster. Working with manufacturers that provide “complete systems” better insures meeting codes for fire resistance, and air and water leakage, improving function and sustainability. This course reviews “complete wall” concepts including efficiency and risk management value provided by “systemization”, IBC wall system classifications and their impact on height and area calculations, NFPA 285 compliance, construction detailing, and “complete wall” specification practices.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the value of specifying “complete wall system” attributes versus individual components/materials.
- Understand how each component functions and contributes to “complete wall system” energy efficiency and weatherproofing
- Understand the codes and standards that govern “complete wall system” selection and that mandate component and system performance.
- Understand specification practices to achieve “complete wall system” performance
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