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November 2023

Contractor's Guide To Strong Waterproofing Membrane Seams

Seams are generally considered the most vulnerable part of a waterproofing system. This is because seams are the areas where two or more sections of the membrane are joined together, creating potential weak points in the barrier against water penetration.

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October 2023

Carlisle Roof Foam & Coatings Integrated into Henry, a Carlisle Company

In another step in our continued work toward making Henry, a Carlisle Company, category leader in liquid-applied roof coating systems designed for professional roofing contractors, we are happy to welcome Carlisle Roof Foam & Coatings customers and share that our product integration is now complete, and the full Henry portfolio is available to them.

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October 2023

National Coatings Product Integration & Consolidation Complete

Henry Company acquired National Coatings Corporation in October 2020. The strategic acquisition of National Coatings reinforced the position of Henry as the leading provider of roof restoration systems that extend the life of single-ply roofs, metal roofs, asphalt-based roof systems, foam roofing, and elastomeric roof coatings. With completion of the acquisition integration, we are excited to carry on the forty-year heritage of National Coatings products under the Henry brand.

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September 2023

Henry Welcomes RoofTite Customers, RoofTite Brand Portfolio Retired

As we continue to work toward making Henry, a Carlisle Company, category leader in liquid-applied roof coating systems designed for professional roofing contractors, we are happy to share that Henry-branded spray foam, silicone, asphalt, mastics, and aluminum products are all available now in the market.

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June 2023

Expert Tips for Effective Waterproofing: Understanding the Role of Risk Assessment

A waterproofing system is crucial to the success and long-term viability of a construction project. It is responsible for protecting a structure from water damage, which can lead to significant problems such as structural damage, mold growth, and equipment failure.

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March 2023

Mixology – how bad accessories make bad air barrier membranes

Oil and water don't mix. This is certainly true when it comes to construction materials. Think about the last time you saw a product fail when value engineering dictated a switch away from the original design.

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