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Features
Wall(E) World
Pennsylvania contractor begins hanging board, then pivots beyond.
How to Survive the Supply Chain Crisis
There’s no running from the supply chain crisis, so it’s time to learn how to navigate it.
Commercial Construction Industry Labor Challenge Solutions
Addressing the industry’s labor shortage is going to take a creative approach—especially if you want to attract those Gen Z’s.
Firestop Framing Has Come Full Circle
Firestop framing innovations have increased efficiency and minimized the need for labor during recessions. Yet further innovation remains a necessity.
Firestopping & Fire-Resistance
A rundown of tested and listed systems—specified and codified.
Specifying the Optimal Head of Wall Framing Assembly for Your Next Project
Which head of wall framing method is right for you?
3 Ways Mobile Workforce Software Mitigates Bottom-Line Risk Factors
The importance of live-field data lies within the problems of project delays, lost revenues, setbacks, and more.
Departments
Trade News
The latest news from manufacturers, dealers, contractors and more.
Product Focus
Product Focus on Ceilings
Industry Blue Book Index
Premium Sponsorships
Contact Us
Staff Contact Information
Columns
Up Front
Here’s a Tip | Mark Fowler
Steel Deal
Don’t Waste the Opportunity Offered by a Crisis | Larry Williams
Advertiser Index
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The publisher assumes no liability for errors or omissions.
This Month Online
Online Exclusives
New Kingspan White Paper Examines Nuances of Thermal Testing for Insulated Metal Panels
Kingspan has released a white paper, "Finding the Meaning in the R-Value and U-Factor of Insulated Metal Panel Building Envelopes," providing guidance for architects and specifiers on evaluating the thermal testing of IMPs.
Western Specialty Contractors Help Businesses Recover from Natural Disasters
The decision to move forward with repairs after an unforeseen natural disaster may not come quickly, but when it does, facility managers and owners should work with a specialty contractor experienced in disaster recovery to get the job done correctly and efficiently.
Warning Signs to Look for in High-Rise Concrete Structures
After the complete shock and tragedy of the collapse of the Champlain Towers South in Surfside, Fla., the question of safety, building codes, concrete and high-rise structures has been the topic of discussion as of late, and likely will be for some time to come.
Increasing Mental Health Awareness, Safety in Construction With Technology
There’s one critical safety element that the construction industry often overlooks – mental health.
Videos & Podcasts
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