Walls & Ceilings - January 2022
Easy Embedment System™ Brings Ease to Orlando Airport Expansion
Background
The ClarkDietrich team is headed south April 6-7 to the INTEX Expo in Grapevine, Texas, where they will demonstrate how our labor-saving products can give steel framing and drywall finishing contractors back more time for what really matters.
There are a lot of options when specifying cold-formed steel framing members. Selecting the right steel stud for interior, non-loadbearing wall assemblies depends on a number of factors, including wall height, wall depth and other materials used in finishing the assembly, and are dictated by limiting heights tables published by the manufacturer or an industry association.
FWCCA, The Inside Straight - January 2022
ClarkDietrich Easy Embedment System™ (EES) - Brings Ease And Confidence To Orlando Airport Expansion
Earlier this year, ClarkDietrich assisted in the $4.1 billion expansion of the Orlando International Airport (MCO) South Terminal with use of our Easy Embedment System™ (EES). The project, dating September 2019 through May 2021, included 164,000 square feet of exterior stucco application.
January 17, 2022 – STUCCO LIVE returns to the World of Concrete Convention for the 4th year in a row, focusing on the live application of cement plaster. The professionals will be present to teach convention attendees about the newest systems and products for lath and plastering.
December 13, 2021 - West Chester, Ohio – ClarkDietrich is partnering with Building Enclosure to offer a new CEU course to help architects, designers and contractors better understand moisture management issues in stucco finishing systems. The live webinar will be 2 p.m. EST on December 16. Attendees are encouraged to register online prior to the free event.
By Chuck Webb, PE, CSI, CDT, Technical Sales Manager, ClarkDietrich
October 11, 2021 - West Chester, Ohio - When regional controller Michael Cerni interviewed for his first position with ClarkDietrich more than seven years ago, it was his military experience that set him apart from other candidates. An Air Force veteran who logged more than 2,400 flight hours and 1,600 combat flight hours during several tours to the Middle East, Cerni had spent years honing skills that would serve him well in his civilian career.
