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Special Issue: DurabilitY
The deadline for advertising in the next issue of ICF BUILDER MAGAZINE is fast approaching.

Like previous August editions, this issue centers around the durability of ICFs. It will likely become a standard resource when discussing the disaster resistance of this building method. Your company needs to be represented.

Here's a look at the main features…

Cover Feature:
Fireproof ICFs
Well-known for resistance to hurricanes and tornadoes, ICFs are also extremely good at protecting occupants and their belongings from wildfire, arson, and accidental flames. Laboratory test evidence, bolstered by half a dozen actual survival stories, will make this a must-read article.

Additional Story:
Disaster-Resistant Finishes
These finishes are a perfect match for ICFs. They're reasonably priced, easy to apply, and look like regular stucco or EIFS, but they've withstood vandals, fire, out-of-control cars, tornado debris, and even gunfire with minimal damage.

How To:
Sloped Concrete Roofs
Fireproof, disaster-proof concrete roofs are a key part of completing a robust building envelope. But building a pitched concrete roof is one of the most difficult challenges for the contractor. We'll look at advantages, options, and construction tips.

Project Profile:
Total Concrete Shells
This project maximizes its energy efficiency and disaster resistance thanks to a "total concrete shell," but you'd never know it. Thanks to ICFs, it doesn't look anything like a bunker.

In addition to these features, the magazine will include the regular columns and departments, including Industry News, Design Perspectives, and New Products.

Please contact me with any questions.

Thank you,
Craig Shorts
ICF Builder Magazine
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