NEW ICF BEAM HANGER - Metwood has introduced a new ICF Beam Hanger (patent pending) designed to simplify and streamline the installation of Metwood floorSPAN systems. Metwood ICF Hangers are made of heavy guage galvanized steel with a 5.25” ID and are designed to handle Metwood's standard two ply throughSPAN and truSPAN beams used in it's floorSPAN Systems. The ICF Beam Hangers tie into the strengthening core of the poured wall resulting in a load capacity of 18,000lbs per hanger. Metwood's patented truSPAN and throughSPAN Beams can be cut to length on the job site and fasten to the Hangers using standard self drilling screws. Metwood's floorSPAN systems are sure, solid, and radiant ready, and result in maximum loads, longer unsupported spans, and maximized space.
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NEW ICF Beam Hanger
by Dan on March 17, 2008 - 5:11pm.NEW ICF BEAM HANGER - Metwood has introduced a new ICF Beam Hanger (patent pending) designed to simplify and streamline the installation of Metwood floorSPAN systems. Metwood ICF Hangers are made of heavy guage galvanized steel with a 5.25” ID and are designed to handle Metwood's standard two ply throughSPAN and truSPAN beams used in it's floorSPAN Systems. The ICF Beam Hangers tie into the strengthening core of the poured wall resulting in a load capacity of 18,000lbs per hanger. Metwood's patented truSPAN and throughSPAN Beams can be cut to length on the job site and fasten to the Hangers using standard self drilling screws. Metwood's floorSPAN systems are sure, solid, and radiant ready, and result in maximum loads, longer unsupported spans, and maximized space.
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The River Company - Interview with Mark Hall
by Dan on March 27, 2007 - 11:48am.We first reported the River Company project in the Spring ‘07 issue of the Newsletter. At that time the opening of the upscale restaurant was planned for fall of ‘07. But this project is a labor of love for owner builder, Mark Hall, and he’s not rushing it. Significant improvements have been added since last Spring and the opening has now been scheduled for May ‘08.
Journal of Light Construction Features Metwood Solution
by VCMG on March 27, 2007 - 10:49am.
When faced with a challenge, you can either back down, take the traditional safe approach, or try to hit a home run. A home run is nice, especially if it’s a sure thing. When Arlington, Massachusetts contractor Kipton Tewksbury took on the job of finishing an attic in a historic home, he looked for a way to do the job better and more efficiently. Kipton did a first class job on the project, and he also did an excellent job writing the article about the project for JLC’s February ‘07 issue.New “BIG IDEAS” Brochure
by Dan on March 25, 2007 - 9:05pm.
Our new 16 page brochure introduces "BIG IDEAS", our new tagline and an outline of "5 Ways Better", our campaign to get the word out about the benefits of Cold Form Steel in residential and commercial construction.
The new brochure features the complete product line, lots of project photos, the new 3D Joist Reinforcer renderings, and a lot more. Click [HERE] to request a catalog by mail, or click [HERE] to download a pdf version.
Metwood Launches "5 Ways Better" Campaign
by Dan on March 14, 2007 - 2:23pm.
We're always talking about innovation, and we have good reason, the very material we use in all of our products, Cold Formed Steel (CFS) is the perfect building material. Long used in commercial and industrial construction, CFS has come a long way, and it's getting even better. Now residential builders are beginning to discover the benefits of CFS for residential and light commercial buildings. To get the word out we're launching the 5 Ways Better Campaign. 5 Ways Better begins as a simple set of articles discussing each of the 5 Ways a building project can benefit from the use of CFS. Here's the run down.