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The patented InsulTech™ Insulated Concrete Masonry System (ICMS) is a complete thermally-broken, continuous-insulated system that delivers unmatched masonry thermal performance rated at R-16.2 – far exceeding today’s most stringent code requirements. The InsulTech Masonry System is certified by the Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation, #FL28455, and is comprised of five crucial components in a single, preassembled 12 ¼” unit that dramatically improves installation efficiency: structural CMU, EPS insulation, air barrier, drainage plane, and veneer face. With both the structural block and exterior veneer available in both standard finishes and Trenwyth® architectural finishes, InsulTech outperforms other insulated CMU block systems in both thermal performance and architectural flexibility. When your project calls for the ultimate in masonry thermal performance, look no further than InsulTech.
The International Energy Construction Code is leading the charge for increasingly stringent energy code requirements across the nation, requiring ongoing adaptation of design strategies.
This course reviews exterior envelope R-Value requirements and masonry wall compliance options in regards to the latest IECC code as well as several competitive building materials. We will review evolving exterior wall R-value requirements, explore the definition and impact of continuous insulation (CI), and present design opportunities for innovative wall systems that meet and exceed IECC performance standards.
CEU Credits: 1 LU
Sustainable design and green building are ever-evolving, with the latest version, LEED v4.1 introduced in 2019.
This course will explore the latest modifications to the LEED standard, with a particular emphasis on masonry compliance and contribution. Developed by LEED expert Christine A. Subasic, P.E., LEED A.P., the course will introduce attendees to sustainable design and provide an overview of the LEED Rating System, and its credit categories, with a particular emphasis on Materials and Resources, as well as covering criteria and considerations used in selecting masonry products for LEED projects.
Masonry delivers a variety of benefits to occupants and designers alike including being highly environmentally-friendly due to its durability and reduced embodied energy compared to other structural building materials.
This course will discuss ASTM specification classifications, as well as the various texture, pattern and color variations offered by masonry. Additionally, the course will review the environmental contributions that masonry offers the architect including the prevention of moisture and mold in construction projects and protentional LEED credits.
The use of materials with thermal mass is most advantageous where there is a big difference in outdoor temperatures from day to night."Modern Masonry Vol. 2 Issue 1 Read More
16" Face with Profiled Insert for First Row and Bond Beam
8" Bond beam
Right Hand L-Corner Unit Face with Profiled Insert for First Row
Closed End Stretcher
Corner Block Unit Left/Right for First Row
Double Sash Unit
Foam Insert
Horizontal Gasket
Half Sash Unit Left/Right
Left Hand Corner Continuation Unit
Left Hand L-Corner Unit Face with Profiled Insert for First Row
Left Hand L-Corner Unit
Open End Stretcher Unit
Right Hand Corner Continuation Unit
Right Hand L-Corner Unit
Stretcher Unit
PBE Stretcher Unit Half High
OEBE Stretcher Unit Half High
Double Sash Unit Half High
Half Sash Unit Left & Right Half High
Left Hand L Corner Face with insert for bond beam and veneering Half High
Left Hand Corner Continuation Unit Half High
Right Hand L Corner Face with insert for bond beam and veneering Half High
Right Hand Corner Continuation Unit Half High
16 in Face with insert for bond beam and veneering Half High
Left Hand L-Corner Unit Half High
Right Hand L-Corner Unit Half High
InsulTech Insulation Insert Half High
Bond Beam CMU Half High
Horizontal Gasket
May be paired with Trenwyth masonry and architectural CMUs for a complete system solution.