Self-Healing Deck Boards?! New and INTERESTING products from JLC LIVE (2024)
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- Опубликовано: 20 май 2024
- Join Matt and the Build Show crew as they geek out over the coolest products and insights from JLC Live 2024! From mind-bending wood, fiber insulation, to disappearing screws on composite decks, this episode is packed with cutting-edge building tech. Special guests like Joe Lstiburek, the godfather of building science, drop knowledge bombs you won't want to miss. Plus, get a sneak peek at Build Show Live in November! Tune in for laughs, learning, and all things construction nerdery!
Check out
Sierra Pacific
www.sierrapacificwindows.com/
Huber
www.huberwood.com/
Millboard
www.millboard.com/en-us
Stealth Mounts
www.stealthmounts.com/
Superior Walls
www.superiorwalls.com/
Andersen Windows
www.andersenwindows.com/
West Lake Royal
www.royalbuildingproducts.com/
Timber HP
www.timberhp.com/
Joe Lstiburek and Building Science Corporation
buildingscience.com/
Mike Conneely and Greenside Design Build
www.greensidedesignbuild.com/...
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:43 Sierra Pacific
05:31 Huber
09:07 Millboard
11:21 Stealth Mounts
12:48 Superior Walls
18:38 Andersen Windows
19:47 Westlake Royal
20:43 Timber HP
32:10 Outro
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Joe was giving lessons on the spot. A wealth of knowledge. I understood almost none of it and I agreed with it all. Learning new things in a field i know nothing about keeps my interest and respect for those that can apply that knowledge.
I’m going to watch his dissertation a few times, just for the fun of it. Now I’ll worry about my walls rotting.
JLC Live is a great show. I have attended for many years along with the classes. I liked how you featured some of the product lines. thanks.
JLC live was great, Jake’s presentation was great!
Did not expect Joe to also be a comedian lol
Joe is many things.....ALL GOOD!
that was funny? lol cringe as fuck
I went after hearing it from your channel. Its the SEMA of house building! loved it. thanks
Wood insulation under a slab is something I never would have ever thought would be a feasible idea, interesting to hear though. I’d still go with an inorganic material though.
I have samples of Millboard and beyond their decking I really like the siding.
Joe S. Is such a smart guy!
Joe L.?
If your looking for a really old library, with expert librarians who often have Doctorates in Specialist subjects but also Doctorates in being a librarian from this place called Oxford University.
Well they work at library of record i.e they are required by law to hold copies of everything published in the UK including all forms of media, and the Library is located in place that was only founded one and a third millennium's ago and it was only about half a millennium ago that it became a city and only 450 years ago did it finally incorporate a Universith from a bunch of colleges and became the first University in the English Speaking world. I am of course talking about Oxford and its university and its universities library: the Bodlein.
Which if you can show good cause to need access and be recommended by someone of good Academic standing (Ma/Msc or higher) you can pay a fee for to gain access typically for a year of Research at a time. Personally as a member of the Bodlein I can highly recommend both its staff and its services.
Just got back from the consumer home show at the convention center- wish I had known about this instead
Good info on drying with air permeable insulation and sheathings. I would argue that if you use air impermeable materials like CC SPF and Polyiso board sheathing you don't need to worry about barriers and as long as you drain the rain and manage the interior environment you will have no durability (CONDENSATION) troubles and a better performing High R value wall.
8:48 "a systems approach" is a smart term from the marketing department and rings better than "proprietary" or "walled garden" approach.
Matt I love your vids however I’ve been trying for months to have someone contact me from builders source in nj to supply me with Huber and roof trusses and lvl beams. Wtf no one responds. How can you support them and advertise for them??
Me too.
Not pertaining necessarily to this video specifically but i have a rep who is anti Mineral wool because of some bad experience with it becoming saturated on site. He trusts Steves knowledge and has brought him up as a source of information to me before. Perhaps next time you get a chance to cover mineral wool, you guys could go over the different types and what they are used for (ex: comfortboard, comfortbat, cavityrock, etc) along with some site logitics concepts of storage and how long it may be exposed before getting your rainscreen cladding installed on top.
This rep sells xci ply along with other wall assembly materials (no mineral wool) so ofcourse hes biased. That being said he reps our sintered ceramic, acm, 3mm aluminum plate , granite and BIPV panel systems. Mineral wool is the standard we use for wall assemblies here in Canada.
We sell our panel system across North America and I see tons of different wall assemblies as an estimator.
I just want to find a video to send him thats not from Corning or Rockwool that talks about water absorbition and effects if saturated and how it becomes unsaturated if it does during construction.
Ive been following for many years! Great work with everything and developing the build show network and the group of experienced builders. One of the best sources of building science info and building product info online today.
Appreciate the kind words. I’ll see what we can do on that video. In my experience it’s tough to get mineral wool saturated as it’s naturally hydrophobic. However in a flood situation I understand it can dry out and be reused.
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Nice to see all the women at this show 😂
Joe is hilarious. You guys are too politically correct killing the fun. 😂
Just respecting the DR!!!
That TimberHP guy is absolutely obnoxious. Really... a bunch of old country stereotypes? I like how folks stop laughing and he has to point out to laugh...