May/June 2014

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Healthy Air for Tight Homes
Research Report: Moisture Infiltration and Windows Bucks
Project Profiles: The Light Commercial Winners
Foam Decking Systems: A Comparison


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Healthy Air for Tight Homes
ICF structures can be remarkably airtight. Here’s how to determine if air exchangers 
are needed, the difference between ERVs and HRVs, and how dehumidifiers factor into the equation.

Research Report: Moisture Infiltration and Windows Bucks
For the first time, a research laboratory has tested and analyzed the air leakage allowed by various window buck systems. This data is already influencing codes under development and changing the “best practice” recommendations for installers.

Project Profiles: The Light Commercial Winners
For long-term owners, ICF’s green features and energy efficiency are strong selling points. These award-winning projects—two churches and a bank—are excellent examples.

  • Seventh-day Adventist Church
  • Curaçao Bank
  • Catholic All Saints Newman Center

Foam Decking Systems: A Comparison
EPS decking products have become increasingly popular, with a half-dozen brands on the market. Each has advantages and shortcomings, based on the intended application.

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