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Offsite vs. Onsite Construction Part 2

Civil + Structural Engineer

In Part II of a two-part series, industry pros focus on the multiple benefits offered by offsite construction with increased challenges from inflation, labor shortages, materials availability, and a push to increase sustainability on construction projects. Meet the Panelists: Brian Sielaff, M.S.C.E.,

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PFlow’s D Series Lift Revolutionizes Material Handling

CCR Magazine

PFlow Industries, the pioneer in vertical reciprocating conveyor (VRC) technology, highlights the D Series Hydraulic Vertical Lift, a robust solution for material handling challenges across various industries. These safeguards protect operators and materials while conforming to ASME B20.1 safety standards. </p>

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Commercial Construction Project Management: Managing What You Don’t Control

Commercial Construction Blog

It could be installing specialty equipment in a commercial kitchen, utilizing pre-ordered materials such as flooring and millwork, or providing electrical hookup for a sign or security system. Plus, they will realize a potential savings on the mark-up a subcontractor would add for ordering and handling those materials.

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Meet the most innovative precast floor system in the U.S.

Construction Specifier

Meet the most innovative precast floor system in the U.S. When Tindall brought its new precast floor system from Denmark to the U.S. customers were not satisfied with accepting the system’s historical performance and European test results. m (30 to 45 ft), supporting both commercial and residential floor loads.

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Boost Home Value: Add Finishing Touches to Construction

CCR Magazine

Whether you’re building a new house or renovating an existing one, the finishing touches you add can make a substantial difference in the overall value of your property. Here are some finishing touches that can significantly increase the value of your home construction project. </p>

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Demystifying fire-retardant treated wood specifications

Construction Specifier

Impregnation refers to a technique for treating absorbent materials with chemicals. Impregnating wood materials with fire retardants changes the chemical, physical, and mechanical properties of the wood, resulting in a complex new material. Interior Finish with Flame Spread Index < 25. References. wide specimen.

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What Is Micro Concrete | How to Apply Micro Concrete | What Are the Benefits of Micro Concrete | How Is Micro Concrete Used

CivilJungle

It is a non-shrink and flowable material that only requires water to produce a high-strength concrete that gains maximum strength in less time. It is widely used in bathrooms, kitchens , and floors as it is mould-free, stain-free, hygienic, waterproof, and anti-slip material. Easy to Handle and Place. Less Water Demand.