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Thermal & Moisture Protection

Thermal & Moisture Protection Waterproofing/Thermal Insulation/Roofing & Siding Panels

Reveal Panel
Tensotherm with Nanogel
Prosoco R-Guard Fast Flash
Ventilated Wall System
Quiet Batt Acoustic Insulation
Tegolasolare

Reveal Panel

Manufacturer: James Hardie Commercial
jameshardiecommercial.com
The Reveal panel is the first U.S.-made, commercial fiber-cement panelized design that can compete with everything from expensive imported panels to EIFS to vinyl siding. Made from wood pulp, sand, cement, and water, Reveal is 40% thicker than residential fiber-cement panels. Trim options by Fry Reglet come in seven profiles. full caption

Tensotherm with Nanogel

Manufacturer: Birdair, Inc.
tensothermroofing.com
Tensotherm with Nanogel offers the same flexibility and translucency of Birdair’s tensile roofing fabrics, but with the added benefits of Cabot Corporation’s Nanogel aerogel, a featherlight insulation layer that enhances the material’s thermal performance while maximizing daylighting. The material also offers maximum moisture control and superior acoustic attenuation capabilities. full caption

Prosoco R-Guard Fast Flash

Manufacturer: Prosoco
prosoco.com
Our jury liked the flexibility of R-Guard Fast Flash, which can stop water penetration of transition points, door and window assemblies, and paneling joints. It stands up to severe conditions, including high-intensity coastal, Midwestern, and mountain storms, and can be exposed to weather for up to six months in case of construction delays. full caption

Ventilated Wall System

Manufacturer: Marazzi USA
marazzitile.com
Marazzi’s ventilated facades tout numerous performance advantages: lowering a building’s energy usage by up to 30%, improving sound insulation over traditional cladding, eliminating condensation, and enhancing thermal stability to encourage better heat dispersal. Facing options include large-format porcelain stoneware in a variety of sizes, colors, and textures. full caption

Quiet Batt Acoustic Insulation

Manufacturer: Acoustictrade
acoustictrade.com
Quiet Batt soundproofing and thermal insulation is designed for use in interior and exterior walls and ceilings. Acoustically, Quiet Batt is claimed by the maker to outperform standard fiberglass, cellulose, and foam insulations. Our jury liked that it carries a Class-A rating and is made of 80% recycled natural cotton fibers. full caption

Tegolasolare

Manufacturer: Area Industrie Ceramiche
areafranceram.com
Inspired by work of 19th-century Italian architect Corinto Corintini, the Teglasolare roofing system was developed by Area’s in-house team of designers and engineers and combines traditional terra-cotta tiles with photovoltaic (PV) technology. Each 18-square tile incorporates a four-cell PV panel. About 400 square feet of roof area is required to generate 3 kW of electricity. full caption
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