Spray Foam Magazine interviewed Blandine Carton, the Executive Vice President of Operations at NCFI Polyurethanes, to uncover how she attained such a position and how her skill set benefits the operational strategies and processes within the organization. read more
It is well known that polyurea spray elastomer systems are reported as having very fast cure times. We see it in all the marketing info, training sessions, etc. Notations even point to curing within seconds, and some have even been so bold as to note a “Snap Cure” with these systems…WHAT??? To most folks out there, “snap” means instant/right now, like the snap of your fingers, but is this the true case with polyurea spray systems? read more
It’s tougher than ever to get on to the property ladder. With mortgage rates increasing and utility bills skyrocketing, many are looking for alternative ways to live comfortably, including one of Canada’s pro athletes, speed skater Hayden Mayeur. Spray Foam Magazine spoke with Hayden and Beyond Group Insulation Division, based in Calgary, CN, to find out how spray foam had a part in this off the grid project. read more
The spray foam industry is facing challenges and opportunities in equal measure. Today, both material availability and shipping conditions are putting pressure on spray foam costs. Yet at the same time, structural demand for spray foam is growing in the U.S. read more
Founded in 1783, the Academy of Richmond County in Augusta, GA, is one of the oldest schools in the country. In fact, President George Washington delivered the school’s commencement address while touring the South in 1791. read more
The PG22G generator is its latest innovation. It’s the perfect solution for small- and mid-size spray foam operators looking for a durable, gasoline-powered alternative to lower-cost generators not designed to withstand continuous operation. read more
As spray polyurethane foam (SPF) contractors, we are all aware of the chemical exposure and general hazards associated with construction jobsites. However, one often overlooked daily activity is the proper handling and disposal of 55-gallon drums. read more
“Develop something better” has long been the driving force of GenAer. read more
The Otterburne Curling Club in Manitoba, Canada is the latter. The club has been a fixture in the community since 1949, inspiring a love of the sport in generations old and new. But at 75 years old, the building’s age was beginning to show. The rink faced a host of issues related to the fiberglass insulation lining its walls and roof, such as high energy bills, fluctuating ambient temperatures, pesky condensation, and, perhaps worst of all, problems keeping the ice in prime condition. read more
The spray foam industry’s dedication to innovation, sustainability, and energy efficiency is a direct response to both environmental concerns and the determination to help create healthy buildings for future generations. From the foam equipment and techniques of a certified contractor’s applications to manufacturers creating low-VOC spray foams that contribute to indoor air quality, the industry finds itself at the forefront of many groundbreaking projects recognizing these advanced qualities. read more
Travelers visit the Fraser Valley year-round to experience its breathtaking natural scenery by hiking in the mountains, going for a dip in its lakes and hot springs, and camping out in the many unique travel accommodations the area has to offer. For some travelers, glamor camping, or “glamping” provides the perfect mix of communing with nature in an Instagram-worthy environment, and renting out geodesic domes makes for a truly unforgettable stay. read more
