TuffWrap® Construction Dust Barriers and ICRA Standards
Can Temporary Walls be used to meet ICRA standards? When this question was first asked of TuffWrap®, we weren’t sure how to answer. We hadn’t heard the term ICRA before,…
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Interior Protection Costs – What Every Customer Should Know
The first question we often receive when talking about a new project with building owners, roofing companies, and general contractors is around cost. This can be difficult to answer since…
Questions Heard on the Road
In any given year, the TuffWrap® Installation team, PMEs and Sales & Marketing team spend a significant amount of time on the road. The one thing we all have in…
Interior Protection & Public Spaces
Over the past few years, the team at TuffWrap® has been asked to estimate and install a significant amount of interior protection in public spaces. Whether institutional or community based,…
Don’t Play With Fire
Having a fire in a facility is absolutely devastating. Without question, it is one of the most dangerous threats to a building and its contents. That’s why having a fire…
Dust Barrier Kits vs. Professionally Installed Interior Protection
It is common practice in commercial build outs and renovations, such as in an office space, for kit-based dust barrier systems to be installed by the project owners or building…
Silica Dust and Temporary Walls
In September 2017, OSHA began enforcing its new standard for construction that focuses on controlling silica dust, specifically respirable silica. The details of the standard and how to address it…
You Could’ve, Would’ve, Should’ve (used us on that project….)
If you’ve seen TuffWrap® at a recent exhibit, you might recognize this phrase from our latest banner. Honestly, there’s not a phrase we hear more at trade shows or any…
End of a project, beginning of a year
The beginning of a new year is like the end of a really big project. It is a defined checkpoint for evaluation and a natural place to find opportunities for…
Retail & Reroofing Activities
When it comes to reroofing in retail environments, there are usually three parties involved: property management, the roofer and store management. If falling debris becomes a concern, any or all…