To ensure optimal storage conditions for onions, it is crucial to keep them in a dark, cool space with temperatures ranging between 32°F and 36°F. If the temperature rises above 40°F, onions can begin to sprout. This not only affects their look but also results in an unpleasant taste and a leathery texture, which can make them less appealing. read more
Lake Ralph Hall in Ladonia, Texas, stands as a remarkable new man-made lake. To support the dam's construction, the cement batch plant required three frac tanks for a consistent supply of hot and cold water. Maintaining the hot water at a precise 140°F and the cold water at 36°F was non-negotiable for the client, as it directly impacted cement transport and curing times. read more
Contrary to his last name, David Potts is not a cannabis connoisseur, but he is an insulation aficionado. In early November of 2025, these two unlikely worlds collided when he and his team at USA Insulation installed two inches of Quadrant HFO closed-cell foam to the ceiling and walls of a commercial-scale grow facility to prevent it from raining rusty water droplets onto the hundreds of thousands worth of plant products below. read more
Spray Foam Magazine interviewed an SPF contractor who completed a significant remodel of one of the oldest dorms on a military base. The spray foam team bravely faced 75 inches of snowfall and temperatures plummeting to -40°F, yet they achieved outstanding results. North Pole, Alaska, is situated in the Fairbanks North Star Borough, adjacent to Fort Wainwright, one of the largest army bases in the United States, spanning an impressive 1.6 million acres. read more
Kevin Erickson is committed to creating a passive, multigenerational, high-performance, all-electric steel barndominium that delivers comfort and energy independence. The Spray Foam Magazine team visited this notable project on a five-acre lot in Parker, Colorado, and discussed with Kevin the role spray foam plays in realizing his goals. read more
Upgrading a 65-year-old school to improve its energy efficiency is essential not only for the building itself but also for the success of its students. read more
BASF has expanded its spray polyurethane foam portfolio with WALLTITE® RSB, a closed-cell spray foam insulation made with recycled and renewable raw materials. The new product is designed to support lower-carbon construction while maintaining high-performance insulation properties. read more
Pownal, situated on the picturesque Prince Edward Island, Canada, conjures images of stunning red sandy beaches and lush farmland. For fans of classic literature, this enchanting locale also serves as the backdrop for the beloved “Anne of Green Gables” series, penned by L.M. Montgomery. Recently, one dedicated SPF contractor took his craftsmanship to new heights on PEI by successfully completing an impressive 6,500 sq. ft., two-story single-family home project. read more
When you picture a farm building, do you envision a small stick-built structure with a faded red paint job and white-crossed sliding doors, topped with a squeaky rooster weathervane? Today, those traditional barn-like structures are found most often on residential properties, a la the “modern farmhouse” design trend. However, on an actual working farm, that barn design is a relic of a bygone era. read more
Buccaneer’s Cove is a tiny replica pirate village situated on the north end-zone of Tampa Bay’s Raymond James stadium, known by fans and locals as simply The Bucs Stadium. Its crown jewel is an elaborate 100-ft-long pirate ship, an iconic set piece beloved by football fans for nearly 20 years. read more
Spray Foam Magazine is proud to launch our Summer issue brought to you by Accufoam. read more
PolyCon LLC A new leader in the spray foam insulation industry, is proud to announce its grand opening on Wednesday, October 24, 2024. read more
