by Olga Wagner | Feb 17, 2020 | Commercial, Insulated Concrete Forms, NUDURA
“Structures with ICFs are protected against all but the most inconceivable tornadoes and hurricanes, whereas structures made with wood would be decimated under the same conditions”, says Ken Taft, an architect with Bobby Cox Companies, who’s worked with NUDURA’s ICFs...
by Olga Wagner | Feb 6, 2020 | Educational, Insulated Concrete Forms, NUDURA
This Net Zero school in Kentucky was built out of Insulated Concrete Forms from Nudura, supplied by Holdfast Technologies.
by Admin | Jan 17, 2020 | Commercial, Insulated Concrete Forms
Movie theater owners choose to build with ICF because of its sound insulation properties Have you been to a movie theater – when your film gets quiet, you can hear the film playing next door? That will not happen with ICF walls. Harkins Theatres, based in...
by Admin | Jan 9, 2020 | Insulated Concrete Forms, Research
“The rule of thumb is that if the concrete can be kept above 40°F for 24 hours, it will reach design strength… The reason insulation matters on cold-weather pours is because concrete hydration is exo-thermic. That is, the chemical reaction between the...
by Admin | Nov 20, 2019 | Insulated Concrete Forms, NUDURA, Residential
“Today, any house plan can be adapted to ICF construction. The ICF form is adaptable: slopes, curves or any other option you create for construction which means the aesthetic appeal doesn’t have to be sacrificed in order to achieve energy efficiency.” – Keven...
by Admin | Nov 13, 2019 | Builders, Insulated Concrete Forms
Meet Jeremiah Morrow. He’s a builder in central Indiana who builds almost exclusively with NUDURA ICF. He’s had a long-term partnership with Holdfast as his NUDURA supplier. He’s using NUDURA on these twin houses that he’s building for two...
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