Product Review

Hands-On Experience with New Materials at EBN

As you might imagine, information about new building products comes into the

EBN office all the time. When a new product strikes our fancy, we extract what information we can from manufacturers, we play with samples (often mutilating them in the process), we talk with any users we can track down, we visit construction sites on occasion, and we write up our findings in

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Published November 1, 1995

(1995, November 1). Hands-On Experience with New Materials at EBN. Retrieved from https://www.buildinggreen.com/product-review/hands-experience-new-materials-ebn

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