Tag Archive for ‘tile’
Recycle Your Used Ceiling Tiles With Armstrong
Armstrong’s Ceiling-2-Ceiling program allows you to recycle used ceiling tiles from your remodel or demolition project. You pull the tile out and put it on a pallet, then Armstrong takes it from you and recycles it as post-consumer content for their manufacturing process. The Ultima, Dune and Cirrus lay-in ceiling tiles are all available with [...]
University of Denver Boettcher Center Auditorium – Patterning
There are many interior details at the Boettcher Center which contribute to its uniqueness and one of the ones I find the most interesting is its decorative wall tile. On the walls leading into the upper auditorium and on walls throughout both of the existing lower restrooms you will find large expanses of 1″x1″ ceramic tile with [...]
Fantastic Finishes on a Contemporary Denver Duplex
The speculative duplex that we designed for Mike Magner at Kate Bohen is just about complete. Beth Freeman and I swung by last week to check out the finishes that the owner’s selected. They really look great and I wanted to share some of the pictures. While we were there Kate mentioned that they are [...]
IBC Surrounding Materials Rules – Where You Need Nonabsorbent Surfaces and Wet Wall Definition
The 2006 International Building Code includes Section 1210 Surrounding Materials which specifies where you need nonabsorbent surfaces. In toilet and bath rooms you need a smooth, hard, nonabsorbent surface on all walls to a minimum of 6″. This isn’t required at dwelling units. Its important to watch for this one, you can’t get by with [...]
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