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Construction finishes, products, and components for commercial cladding give contractors and other professionals the ability to design beautiful buildings while helping keep them safe from the elements. With several exterior finishing options, you can make the best decision for the building in any environment.

Submitted by Jenny Hull on

In simple terms, exterior finishes are the materials used to protect exterior wall systems from the elements. Additionally, these finishes are designed with aesthetics in mind and are often used to define a building’s character, as well as its curb appeal. The materials and practices used throughout the exterior finishing process directly impact the longevity of a building. Without the right materials, a building will quickly succumb to natural wear and tear.

Submitted by Jenny Hull on

Concrete, brick, stone, stucco, EIFS/DEFS, wood, vinyl—there are so many kinds of exterior finishing for homes and commercial buildings. The types of walls you see are determined by the climate, the building’s use and design, and the taste of the owner, among other variables.

The FastBack™ backing system features a universal design that works with studs in either direction—concealing fasteners on the face of the product. Reduces screw pops and touch up work with no exposed fasteners on the face of the product.

Submitted by Jenny Hull on

Some are born leaders, while others rise to the challenge under significant pressure or adversity. For James Flores, a six-year Marine Corps. reserve veteran and product supervisor at ClarkDietrich, his leadership skills developed and flourished when he joined the Marines. Having served four active and two inactive years in the Marine Corps. Reserve (during which time his unit came in first place for combat readiness for chemical warfare), Flores acquired skills that have served him well in his eighteen-year career with ClarkDietrich.

A 2mm thickness of cured intumescent material adhered to metal profiles provides air and smoke seals. When exposed to heat above 375 degrees Fahrenheit, the intumescent material expands up to 35 times its size. This provides protection from heat and flame passage during a fire event.

UL 2079-Fifth Edition Compliant

When used in conjunction with the applicable BlazeFrame deflection tracks and BlazeFrame Perimeter L-Bead is UL 2079-fifth edition compliant with UL 2079 Class II or III Movement Capabilities.

  • Packaged in tape form
  • Sold by the case/box-quantity varies by size
  • Peel & Stick Adhesive
  • Can be field or factory applied
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