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PRODUCTS

exteriors

Water-barrier system

DensElement Barrier System uses AquaKOR technology,
a water-barrier system that maintains high vapor permeability. With this built-in feature, the system is said to
eliminate the need for an additional barrier (WRB-AB).
Georgia-Pacifi c Gypsum, Atlanta
Circle 63
denselement.com

Building stone

Naturally made products that
emulate quarried stone include three
color additions to the Matterhorn
line. Made with 99% reclaimed
material from existing manufacturing
processes, colors include Augusta,
Barnwood, and Chalet, joining original colors Blueridge and Saddle for a
selection of natural tones. The company's technology uses only natural
materials and color pigments and
replicates how stone is created in the
earth. The process creates stone with
natural aesthetics and quarried-stone
durability.

Roof insulation

Duro-Guard roof-insulation products include a variety of private-labeled ISO
and EPS insulation along with DensDeck roof boards. The company's roofing
line includes single-ply membranes, standing-seam systems, and metal details.
Duro-Last Roofi ng Inc., Saginaw, MI
Circle 65
duro-last.com

Arriscraft, Cambridge, Ontario
Circle 64
arriscraft.com

Stone-cladding system

Stonefaçade is an alternative to traditional masonry
work. The panelized system takes less time and material to install and allows a mix-and-match look. Panels
have a continuous fastening flange for screw-in-place
application and a built-in rainscreen.
CertainTeed Corp., Valley Forge, PA

Exteriors

Circle 66
certainteed.com

Metal wall panels
Wood-look plank pavers

A line of plank-shaped pavers features a faux woodgrain finish, combined with concrete strength.
Available in a wide range of colors and finish types,
lengths and widths can be made to fit any project.
Tectura Designs, Wausau, WI
Circle 67
tecturadesigns.com

PAC-CLAD Precision series metal wall panels include
varying rib patterns and widths for creative architectural
effects in a variety of applications. Options include 12-in.
or 16-in. widths, a no-clip panel, or a clip-fastened panel to
accommodate thermal expansion and contraction. Wall panels can
be specified with perforations for bold aesthetics or application as
equipment screens, and can be installed horizontally or vertically.
Petersen Aluminum, Elk Grove Village, IL
Circle 68
pac-clad.com

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