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THE FOLLOWING ARE THE MOST-REQUESTED PRODUCTS OF 2008. PREVIOUSLY FEATURED IN A 2008 ISSUE OF ED+C, THESE PRODUCTS RECEIVED THE MOST READER INQUIRIES. 1 Skin-Integrated Solar System 3 Bamboo Ceiling Tiles 5 Cement-Bonded Wood Fiber ICF SAN FRANCISCO — Suntech’s MSK Design Line of building integrated photovoltaic products can be used to create visually stunning building designs and deliver cost-effective, sustainable solar energy to the tenants, the company reports. Suntech’s MSK Design modules are not add-ons, but are a part of the building’s skin, offering MINNEAPOLIS — BIOLINE Wood Ceiling Tiles, from pinta acoustic, inc., are available in natural and caramel finishes, perforated or unperforated. The Solid-Finish tiles are made from a real wood veneer with a recycled (70 percent, by HAMILTON, ONT. — The Durisol Wall Form System is the only reinforced insulated concrete form that does not use foam or polystyrene, the company reports, and is made from Durisol — a proprietary cement-bonded wood shading, weatherproofing, thermal and acoustic protection. A remote display unit enables building users to see, in real time, how much energy is being produced and how much carbon is being saved. www.suntech-power.com. Suntech Power | Reader Service No. 206 2 weight), renewable content, according to the company. The tiles’ standard finish is UV-cured with a waterborne finish and UV blockers for color stability. The tiles feature no added urea-formaldehyde in the core and are Class 1 fire-rated. BIOLINE tiles feature a self-centering revealed edge, and fit conventional grid systems. www.pinta-acoustic.com/bamboo. Pinta Acoustic, Inc. | Reader Service No. 208 4 fiber material. Durisol wood concrete insulated forms are ideal for below- and above-grade building construction for many commercial, residential, industrial and agricultural building designs. www.durisolbuild.com. Durisol Building Systems | Reader Service No. 210 6 Efﬁcient “Indoor Sunshine” Interior Movable Walls Certiﬁed Insulation ROGERS, ARK. — BioBased 1701s Insulation is the first spray polyurethane foam insulation to meet GREENGUARD Certification guidelines for indoor air quality, according to the company. BioBased JACKSON, MICH. — Patented EverLast lighting technology from Full Spectrum Solutions is essentially a fluorescent lamp without electrodes. With the absence of electrodes, the lamp relies on the fundamental principles of gas discharge and electromagnetic induction to produce SOLON, OHIO — Environmental Wall Systems, LLC’s IrisWall is a full-height movable wall system Insulation’s soy-based, water-blown, closed cell insulation product earned both the GREENGUARD Certification and the GREENGUARD Certification for Children & Schools. www.biobased.net. BioBased | Reader Service No. 207 light. With a lifespan of as many as 100,000 hours, this system can last longer than 100 incandescent, five HID, or five typical fluorescent lamp changes. EverLast induction fixtures provide light with a more natural, high color rendition and a dimmable option, the company reports. www.fullspectrumsolutions.com. Full Spectrum Solutions, Inc. | Reader Service No. 209 that features eco-benefits including SCS-certified recycled content, 100 percent reusability, and a full range of environmentally preferable finishes, the company reports. IrisWall, designed for private offices and conference rooms, does not penetrate the building interior and is designed for ease of relocation. The IrisWall system includes a full range of solid panels featuring a carcinogen-free insulation material, custom recycled glass panel options, FSC-certified doors, and modular electrical. www.ewswalls.com. Environmental Walls Systems, LLC | Reader Service No. 211 106 ed+c D E C E MBE R 08 http://www.pinta-acoustic.com/bamboo http://www.durisolbuild.com http://www.suntech-power.com http://www.biobased.net http://www.fullspectrumsolutions.com http://www.ewswalls.com

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