What Do STC and IIC Ratings Mean for Multifamily Floor Assemblies?
STC and IIC ratings describe two different ways sound moves through floor assemblies. STC measures airborne sound, such as voices, [...]
STC and IIC ratings describe two different ways sound moves through floor assemblies. STC measures airborne sound, such as voices, [...]
Concrete becomes more complicated when the project has to account for structural loads, questionable soil, difficult access, changing elevations, [...]
Lightweight concrete fill is used when a construction project needs to fill space, support loads, or raise grades without [...]
Two driveways can be the same size and still be very different concrete projects. One may have a stable [...]
Footsteps from an upstairs hallway can be distracting in the room below. So can chairs moving across a hard [...]
A multifamily floor schedule can become tight quickly. Framing runs late, sound-control work takes longer than expected, or the [...]
A commercial building can have a capable heating system and still struggle with cold floors, uneven temperatures, and uncomfortable [...]
Specialty concrete plays a much larger role in commercial construction than many people realize. It is not just one product [...]
Cast-in-place stairs are built by pouring concrete directly into custom formwork at the jobsite. Instead of relying on separate [...]
Noise control is an important part of commercial construction, especially in buildings where people live, work, heal, or gather [...]