SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. – Stego Industries, LLC, the construction industry leader in below-slab barrier materials, announced Monday that it will expand its first-of-its-kind Life of the BuildingTM warranty program.
The expansion of this limited warranty will now include:
SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. – Stego Industries, LLC, the construction industry leader in below-slab barrier materials, unveiled a new series of printed product identifiers on its signature line of STEGO® WRAP vapor barriers and retarders on Monday.
Collectively, these new safeguards will ensure Stego Wrap products, protected by a first-of-its-kind Life of the Building™ warranty, are on specified projects while also protecting the design and construction communities against counterfeit and lookalike products which may not deliver the same level of below-slab water vapor protection as Stego Wrap.
The latest installment of Stego's video case studies series takes us to San Antonio, where Ronald McDonald House Charities and the Koehler Company are building the organization's fourth facility in the area to house critically ill or injured children and their families while they receive medical care.
Stego Technology, LLC donated Pango Wrap Termite/Vapor Barrier for the project to protect the building's foundation from water vapor and termites.
SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. – Stego Industries, LLC, the construction industry leader in below-slab barrier materials, announced Monday a first-of-its-kind warranty for its line of STEGO WRAP vapor barriers and retarders: a Life of the Building warranty.
This limited warranty is effective immediately and retroactive to purchases of Stego Wrap vapor barriers and vapor retarders since Jan. 1, 2018. The vapor barriers and vapor retarders covered by the limited warranty are:
The first installment of STEGO NEWSMAKERS features concrete consultant Christoper R. Tull of CRT Concrete Consulting. The Indiana-based, Cornell-educated consultant brings a career's worth of experience in tackling some of the most difficult slab design projects. He discusses the importance of below-slab vapor protection, and looks into the future of the industry with the growing trend to extend joint spacing.
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