FAQ’S

 

ICF’s Are Just Better All Around

ICF stands for Insulated Concrete Forms. An ICF consists of two panels of Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) foam insulation. Basically, to build an ICF structure, you assemble polystyrene blocks that fit together like Legos. Reinforcement bars are placed horizontally and vertically in the ICF. Then you pour concrete down the middle of them and that forms your outer walls. You end up with an insulated, reinforced concrete wall.

The resulting structure has

  • strong walls

  • disaster resistance and safety

  • mold, rot, mildew, and insect resistance

  • sound-blocking ability

  • overall comfort

  • energy efficiency and resultant cost savings

The Benefits to Builders are

  • fast, easy construction

  • flexibility

  • lightweight for easy shipping and erection

  • compatibility with carpenter trades

  • ability to meet higher energy code mandates with less complicated construction

For more information http://www.asicfwallsystems.com and http://www.nudura.com.

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