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  • Foam in the Frozen Frontier

  • Foam in the Frozen Frontier

    • By Dustin Terrel
    • Added on Aug 13, 2025

    Cape Newenham, which sits on the southwestern coast of Alaska, is a little-known place to most. With no town or residences nearby, the location is home only to a long-range radar station. This facility fulfills an important role in the country’s defense and the integrity of its physical structure is critically important. The station sits within a subarctic region with long, extremely cold winters. The weather is intensified by the maritime influences of the Bering Sea. read more

  • Keeping It in the Foamily

  • Keeping It in the Foamily

    • By Spray Foam Magazine Team
    • Added on Aug 13, 2025

    The Lawrences have been a fixture in and around the Las Vegas area since Dennis and Michelle Lawrence founded Black Canyon Roofing over 30 years ago. Five members of the family currently work for the company, so SFM called them up to chat about what a day in the life of a Lawrence is like. Spoiler alert: it’s equal parts foam, fun, and family.  read more

  • No Clucking Around

  • No Clucking Around

    • By Rick Duncan
    • Added on Aug 13, 2025

    Poultry buildings require effective environmental control year-round. Ventilation is important for moisture control, odor management, and the heat generated equipment. read more

  • From Historic Landmark to Modern Marvel

  • From Historic Landmark to Modern Marvel

    • By Danielle Macdonald
    • Added on Aug 11, 2025

    The Galt House Hotel in Louisville, Kentucky, has long been woven into the fabric of American history. Originally built in 1835 as the home of renowned physician and botanist Dr. W.C. Galt, the hotel quickly became a central hub during the Civil War. In 1862, Union General William “Bull” Nelson, a Kentucky native, used the hotel as his base of operations. Tragedy struck on January 11, 1865, when a devastating fire left the hotel in ruins. read more

  • Farming Fortified

  • Farming Fortified

    • By Ashley Brooks
    • Added on Aug 11, 2025

    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

  • NCFI Breaks Ground on $50M+ NC Plant Due to Surging Demand

  • NCFI Breaks Ground on $50M+ NC Plant Due to Surging Demand

    • By NCFI
    • Added on Jun 26, 2025

    NCFI Polyurethanes, one of the nation’s leading manufacturers of polyurethane foam, has broken ground on a new $50M+, 140,000- square-foot manufacturing facility in Mount Airy, North Carolina. The ceremony, held in partnership with the Surry County Economic Development Partnership, brought together local officials, business leaders, and community stakeholders to mark the beginning of a major new chapter for both the company and the region. read more

  • Yo-Ho-Ho & Some Closed-Cell Foam

  • Yo-Ho-Ho & Some Closed-Cell Foam

    • By Ashley Brooks
    • Added on Jun 12, 2025

    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

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