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SLIMPACT by Faour Glass Technologies, a leading provider of custom architectural glazing products for the high-end residential and commercial markets, welcomes the newest product innovation for Hurricane markets, SLIMPACT XL Single Lite Windows
With extreme storms like this becoming increasingly routine each year, it’s growing more important for building professionals in storm-prone areas to adapt their projects to consider when, rather than if, severe weather strikes.
The BILCO Company has added additional standard-sized roof hatches that are approved for hurricane and wind resistance by the Miami-Dade County Building Code Compliance Office and Florida Building Commission.
The Simpson Strong-Tie High Wind Guide includes completely updated allowable load tables per AC13 (ASTM D7147) standards, crucial data for engineers designing structures to resist high-wind events.
Simpson Strong-Tie announced the expansion of its High-Performance Solutions for High-Wind Forces online resource center to include video content and additional building design information.
Glass was a large focus among the topics addressed during the American Architectural Manufacturers Association Fall Conference, which incorporated speakers from the Insulating Glass Manufacturers Alliance.
The symmetrical roof system was chosen because of its extremely high uplift capacity over the open framing and ease of repair if it would ever become damaged by a future storm
During this already active hurricane season, the American Architectural Manufacturers Association will host a webinar about lessons learned from 2017's Hurricane Irma, which primarily impacted Florida.
