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New Thinking about Water-Resistant Barriers
Sponsored by Hunter Panels
Take advantage of this great educational opportunity from the comfort of your office! Join us Tuesday, March 20, at 2 p.m. EST for an informative webinar regarding water-resistant barriers - see the details below.
Installation of water-resistant barriers behind EIFS, stucco, as well as other types of exterior wall claddings, can provide an additional revenue source for wall and ceiling contractors. Oftentimes, the WRB is also specified or expected to function as an air barrier and possibly provide a specific resistance to vapor flow. In some cases, the project specifications are performance based leaving it up to the contractor to select from available air- and water-resistant barrier technologies, which can include fluid applied, self-adhesive membranes or roll-type products. This webinar is intended to simplify the selection process by discussing many key considerations when choosing a WRB technology and supplier.
About the Speaker
Bill Egan is manager, engineering & development, for BASF Wall Systems, a manufacturer of EIFS, stucco, air- and water-resistive barriers and architectural coating systems. His primary responsibilities include oversight of independent testing, building code/regulatory compliance and system design/development for all products including air- and water-resistive barriers. Egan and has more than 30 years of construction experience.
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New Thinking about Water-Resistant Barriers
Bill Egan, BASF Wall Systems
Tuesday, March 20
2 p.m. - 3 p.m. EST
PC—Windows® 7, Vista, XP, 2003 Server or 2000
Macintosh®—Mac OS® X 10.4.11 (Tiger®) or newer
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For additional information, please contact Kim MacLean at maclean@awci.org or 703-538-1610.
Sponsorship Opportunity
Becoming a webinar sponsor is an excellent way for your company to get industry recognition without making a dent in your bank account! Contact Kim MacLean at maclean@awci.org or 703-538-1610 for the details.
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