December/January 2005

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Connecting Framed Walls
2006 Industry Forecast
Choosing the Right Block
Comparison Chart
Concrete Decking and Roofing
R-Value vs. K-Value


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Connecting Framed Walls
Interior wood- or steel-framed walls are easily attached to ICF shells.

2006 Industry Forecast
Leading manufacturers discuss what’s in store for 2006.

Choosing the Right Block
A wide range of ICF brands means at least one will be perfect for your project.

Comparison Chart
Accurate, complete, and up-to-date information on every ICF system in North America.

Concrete Decking and Roofing
Concrete pourover systems are a beautiful, durable and cost-effective match for ICFs.

R-Value vs. K-Value
Energy ratings are not as straightforward as they appear. Is there a better way to rate ICF walls?

Departments


As I See It: Making Connections
ICF News Roundup
In the News: ICFA Fall Meeting Report
Green Building: R-Value vs. K-Value
New Product Review
Design Perspectives: Converting Home Plans

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Weight .25 lbs
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Digital Download Magazine, Print Mailed Magazine

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