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          David Stutzman

          Large Format Tile Revisited

          The publication of 2011 versions of the TCNA Handbook and ANSI A108, A118, and A136 addressed the challenges in large format tile installations. This Tech Tips will explore changes in the new TCNA Handbook and make a comparison to our 2009 Tech Tips...

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          Consider the Consequences

          It must have seemed a good idea at the time - inexpensive, easy to install. Add a barrier to keep objects from falling from one parking level to...

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          Specs Must State the Architect's Intent

          "Why is it that Architects specify 'Intent' and can not specify what products they require? I have a real problem trying to price an Architect's...

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          Construction Improvisation; Acceptable Quality?

          Construction sites often present challenges for completing the work as the architect intended. But when contractors improvise, the results may not be...

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          Succeeding with Substitution Requests, Product Reps

          For product sales representatives, the key to getting products included in specifications during the Procurement (Bidding) Phase is understanding the...

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          Coordinating Drawing Notes and Specs

          The need to coordinate drawings and specifications may seem obvious, but why is it so important? There are two primary reasons:

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          Safety Glazing Identification

          Safety glazing must be identified according to International Building Code (IBC), 2009, Section 2406.3. This applies to all glazing, not just...

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          Acceptable Product Submittals

          A surprising dichotomy: Architects say approval of products that are not specified should be documented as contract modifications, but most simply...

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          Cut-and-Paste Specifications - ConstructionAdvisorToday

          Critical Thinking Required! Copying and using standard specifications without carefully considering the content as it applies to a specific project...

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          Terrazzo Flooring and Moisture Vapor Transmission

          Moisture Vapor Transmission (MVT) through concrete substrates can cause serious damage to epoxy terrazzo and other impermeable floor finishes. What...

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