April/May 2006
$4.95
Foolproof Waterproofing for Below Grade Walls
Using Dimpled Membranes for Drainage
Installing Peel-and-Stick Systems
Consolidating Concrete Correctly
Taking ICFs to the Max
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Foolproof Waterproofing for Below Grade Walls
A systems-based approach is the best solution for basement ICFs.
Using Dimpled Membranes for Drainage
Drainage sheets are key to managing below-grade moisture.
Installing Peel-and-Stick Systems
Attention to detail is critical for a successful application.
Consolidating Concrete Correctly
Internal vibrators or high-slump mixes give best results.
Taking ICFs to the Max
Residential builders find unusual uses for the technology.
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| Weight | .25 lbs |
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| Magazine Format | Digital Download Magazine, Print Mailed Magazine |
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