Specifier Monthly Newsletter, November 2017

Polyisocyanurate Insulation Job Site Storage Guidelines Winter is right around the corner, which means, delivered materials may need to be stored for longer periods of time on jobsites.  Units of polyiso insulation are particularly difficult to relocate from a jobsite due to size and qualities. As polyiso insulation bundle packaging is intended for transportation only, the following precautions are required…

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Specifier Monthly Newsletter, September 2017

Lymtal International: Luna and Associates is proud to announce our newest line, Lymtal. Lymtal International is a comprehensive line of building protection products including: joint sealants, membrane coating systems, expansion joint assemblies, concrete sealers, flexible grout and headers, and other floor and wall coatings. MASTER SPEC SECTIONS: Section 071800 – Traffic Coatings Section 071900 – Water Repellents Section 079100 –…

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Specifier Monthly Newsletter, August 2017

MINIMUM ROOF INSULATION & ENERGY CODE Energy conservation and the enforcement of the energy codes have created new challenges for defining the insulation package required for a roof system.  At issue are two options that roof system designers can use to specify the insulation package for the project. A Minimum R-value or an Average R-value to comply with IECC or…

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Specifier Monthly Newsletter, July 2017

Flexible Fast Dual Tanks: Carlisle SynTec Systems is pleased to announce the addition of Flexible FAST Dual Tank Adhesive to its FleeceBACK product line. Flexible FAST Dual Tanks are a new delivery method for projects utilizing two-component urethane adhesives where the noise associated with rigs and other roof top equipment may not be desired. Flexible FAST Dual Tanks provide the…

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Specifier Monthly Newsletter, June 2017

Luna & Associates new Product Lines: We are pleased to announce that Luna & Associates recently signed agreements for new product offerings as outlined below: Kansas City: Carlisle WIP: Luna West will now represent Carlisle WIP Products in the KS/Western MO territory. Carlisle WIP Products manufactures premium construction products for steep-slope residential and commercial applications; Water and Ice Protection (WIP)…

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Specifier Monthly Newsletter, May 2017

2015 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) Air Barrier Requirements The  2015 IECC code requirements have now been published and one of the items that is still being discussed in this standard is the potential requirement of a roofing air barrier in addition to the roofing membrane for mechanically attached single ply roofing system installations in areas of the country that…

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Specifier Monthly Newsletter, April 2017

Achieving fire ratings over combustible decks has sometimes left specifiers with limited choices from a roofing product perspective. Weight concerns of gypsum products or height of existing flashing meant compromising on R-value in the roofing system in order to accommodate the fire rating. Luna & Associates and Carlisle SynTec Systems are pleased announce an additional option to solving that problem….

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Waterproofing MiraPLY-H with SeamLock Technology – December 2016

As always, if you have any questions or you would like to discuss a project where Carlisle Syntec Or Carlisle Coatings and Waterproofing may help determine your specification approach, please contact your local Luna & Associates Representative to discuss in further detail.

R2+ SHEATHE Improvements and Enhancements – October 2016

Carlisle Coatings and Waterproofing is excited to announce that its R2+ SHEATHE has undergone improvements. R2+ SHEATHE is a rigid foam insulating sheathing board designed for use in commercial construction wall applications to provide continuous, high R-value insulation. The facers of the R2+ SHEATHE are now glass-backed reinforced aluminum foil. R2+ SHEATHE can be installed directly over steel or fire-treated…

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To prime or not to prime, That is the question – September 2016

There seems to be more questions that arise about primers used with peel and stick material for below-grade waterproofing and air and vapor barriers. Should you prime or is it really necessary? No matter the experience of the manufacture, the sub-contractor, or the general contractor, priming the surface can be a critical step to a successful application. The better the…

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