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Our theme this month focuses on
the latest preservation products on the market, including
offerings for renovation, restoration, and adaptive-reuse
projects. From the rooftop to the underlayment, these products
help transform, preserve, and protect a range of building
types. — Rita Catinella
Orrell
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Affordable replacement
Builders Clad-Wood windows are crafted using
solid pine AuraLast wood and offer homeowners a more
affordable choice for wood window replacement. Backed
by a 20-year warranty against wood decay, water absorption,
and termite infestation, the windows come standard with
high-performance, argon-filled, low-E glass with coatings
that block 84 percent of UV rays and deliver 96 percent
improvement in thermal performance during the winter.
Jeld-Wen, Klamath Falls, Ore. www.jeld-wen.com
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The Revere House (above), built around 1680, stands
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Welcome adaptive reuse
The adaptive reuse of a carriage house and barn
(top right) at Rockwood Park, Wilmington, Delaware,
into the new visitors center (below right) was designed
to match existing features of the Parks historic
19th-century Mansion Museum. Follansbees TCS II
roof was specified to match the original terne roof
that was installed on the mansion in the late 1970s.
The visitors center roof was completed with 11,000
square feet of Follansbees TCS II in 1'' double-lock,
standing-seam profile. To maintain onsistency with the
mansions color scheme, the roof was painted with
Follansbees Rapidri paint in a customized yellowish
gray color. Follansbee, Follansbee, W.V. www.follansbeeroofing.com
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Local restoration mortar
Cathedral Stone Products, the exclusive U.S.
manufacturer of Jahn historic restoration mortar products,
has installed new manufacturing and testing laboratories
at company headquarters in Hanover, Maryland. With the
new plant, orders can be shipped within 24 to 48 hours.
Previously, the products were formulated and shipped
from Germany. Cathedral Stone Products, Hanover, Md.
www.cathedralstone.com
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All on the same level
USGs Tile and Flooring Division has introduced
a new family of poured, self-leveling cement underlayments
called Ultraflow. All four of the new products offer
high compressive strengths, performance, and versatility,
utilizing a uniquely engineered cement chemistry. The
self-leveling underlayments come presanded in a bag,
mix easily at the job site, and can be applied in a
wide range of commercial, institutional, and residential
flooring applications. USG, Chicago. www.usg.com
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