Exterior Insulation Finish System
Exterior or interior plasterwork used as three-dimensional ornamentation, as a smooth paintable surface, or as a wet ground for fresco painting. Today the term is most often restricted to the rough plaster coating of exterior walls. Examples occur worldwide; stucco was applied to the temple walls of ancient Greece as early as 1400 BC. Roman architects stuccoed the rough stone or brick walls of monuments such as the baths at Hadrian’s Villa. Stucco was widely used in Baroque and Renaissance architecture. Because of the many ways in which it can be treated, stuccowork has remained popular. In the warmer regions of the U.S., the 1920s stucco bungalow became virtually ubiquitous.
Pre-Cast
Products used to construct commercial and residential buildings and improve the appearance or usefulness of the physical site around a building
Products: Steps, basement and above-grade walls, foundation systems, basement entries, floor and roof slabs, architectural wall panels, other building and housing products (lintels, coping, sills, etc.), furniture, landscape retaining walls, modular paving products, modular housing units, air conditioning pads, ornamental products, parking bumpers and curbs, signs, storms shelters, safe rooms, bank vaults and automated teller machine vaults.
