WECork - Cork Specifications - Your Cork Flooring And Sound Control Specialist
...quality which surpasses that of leather, rubber, and many other products used for frictional or non-skid purposes. LOW THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY: Next to a vacuum, a "dead" air space minutely divides one of the most efficient non-conductors of heat. The cell construction of cork provides this property for which cork is so famous. ABILITY... See #5.
ROOF HUGGER / Retro-Fit Roofing System
Unique "nesting" into old panel profile achieves rugged - stable - low silhouette connection system. Maintains integrity of original design loadings. Achieves "thermal break" air space between old and new roof sheets. Allows for optional insulation. Laboratory and load tested - Certified load charts. Florida product approval on selected assemblies. See #6.
Colbond
...from foundation and retaining walls as well as providing drainage media in planters, parking structures and plaza decks. Enkavent ? Radon Control Matting provides a relatively thin air space to evacuate harmful vapors before they seep into basements, crawl spaces or floor slabs. Enkasonic ? Sound Control Matting offers the most cost effective... See #7.
ACI Code - Wirebond
...a maximum distance between the inside face of the veneer and the wood stud or wood framing of 4-1/2 in (114 mm) when other anchors are used. Maintain a 1 in. (25 mm) minimum air space. Masonry Veneer Anchored To Steel Backing Attach veneer with adjustable anchors. Attach each anchor to steel framing with corrosion-resistance screws that... See #8.
Bent Glass - Insulated Glass
...are constructed of two or more lites of glass that are separated and hermetically sealed to metal edge spacers containing a slow absorbing desicant which maintains the enclosed air space free of moisture. Site Lines: Low profile of 3/8" with single seal; 7 /16" with double seal; 1/2" with single ro double seal Warm Edge Spacer Argon Gas... See #9.
Span Design Ltd, UK tensioned fabric structures for architects and contractors
...- Design, Manufacture, Installation home projects details contact Tensioned fabric structures provide a highly durable, visually stimulating means to create a covered open air space with the minimum of supporting structure. The dynamics of tensile membranes, and the range of shapes and sizes that can be achieved gives our clients great... See #10.
Alumet – Colors
They ARE NOT exact representations, due to variations in hardware and monitors used to view these colors online. Please ask our Sales Department about actual color samples. Air Space r Muntin Bar Glazing Bead Screen Frame Wood Cladding Trailer Molding Anodized Colors* P P P Aludized ® MI P P P P Bay White WB P P Beige BG P P P Black... See #11.
DuraSound Product
The result is a partition that is dent, ding and scratch resistant. DuraSound™ partitions operate on a two-track system with no internal parts to damage. The dead air space between the two walls creates an effective sound barrier as well as a cushion against even the most severe blows. It can withstand a tremendous amount of... See #12.
24t2b96index
...High T2B96 Box Style Canopy Approval Sheet Index Click Canopy with Desired Accesories for a.pdf file 24" High Box Style Canopy 24" High Box Style Canopy with 3" Rear Air Space 24" High Box Style Canopy with End Curtains 24" High Box Style Canopy with End Curtains and 3" Rear Air Space 24" High Box Style Canopy with Exhaust Duct... See #13.
Home Guard Windows
5 factors affecting the R-value of windows The type of glazing material (e.g., glass, plastic, treated glass) The number of layers of glass The size of the air space between the layers of glass The thermal resistance of conductance of the frame and spacer materials The "tightness" of the installation. ENERGY STAR qualified... See #14.
Decoustics - Integral Air Space Walls
STANDARDS, TESTS, AND APPROVALS Surface Burning Characteristics (ASTM E-84): All panel components have a Flame Spread rating of less than 25. Note: Building code requirements may necessitate composite panel... See #15.
Radiant Barrier & Air Spaces
For a radiant barrier to work most effectively, the side expected to reflect the radiant heat must be facing an air space. It is recommended that the air space be at least 3/4. See #16.
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