Articles Tagged with ''rainscreen''

Knight Wall Systems introduced INSULKEY, a proprietary, pre-engineered insulation retention pin that adapts to any Knight THERMAZEE® and insulation depth combination, even accommodating girts that exceed insulation depth.

The product is now accompanied by clear, installer-friendly guidelines designed to ensure maximum effectiveness and durability.

The Rainscreen Association in North America announced the call for entries for the 2025 RAiNA Awards.

Knight Wall Systems announced its core rainscreen-attachment product range is now backed by third-party Environmental Product Declarations.

The Rainscreen Association in North America (RAiNA) announced the return of its highly anticipated annual conference, RAiNA Conference 2025: Rainscreen Proficiency – The Parts, Precision and Performance, to be held at the Center for Architecture & Design, 1218 Arch Street, Philadelphia, PA.

Designed by BHM Architects, the new C.W. Williams Community Health Center uses Echelon Masonry’s Aria Slim masonry in Ground Face Granite and Texture Face Alabaster to deliver a design that balances a modern aesthetic with quiet resilience, living up to the center’s role as a pillar of the community.

Structural steel may not be the first material that comes to mind when picturing gingerbread façades or timber-framed lofts, yet it is increasingly the material that allows those architectural treasures to survive and even thrive in modern use.

Sto Corp. announced the launch of StoShield™ SA and Sto GoldSeal™ STPE, next-generation air and water-resistive barrier solutions that are part of the complete Sto system of envelope technology.

The Rainscreen Association in North America (RAiNA) announced that registration is now open for the RAiNA Conference 2025: Rainscreen Proficiency – The Parts, Precision, and Performance taking place November 5, 2025, in Philadelphia, PA.

Knight Wall Systems announced the launch of MOVEKLIP, a proprietary, pre-engineered deflection clip that enables designers to eliminate panel joints floor by floor, while seamlessly facilitating floor deflection movement.