Materials
A home is only as robust as the materials from which it is constructed. Building in cold climates requires materials that can withstand the extreme conditions found in the circumpolar north. Whether you are looking for the best materials for your structure, green products, the latest innovations, or specialty materials to fit your needs, the Cold Climate Housing Research Center has a plethora of information.
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Product Test: Nansulate and Super Therm Insulating Paints
Can Paint Insulate?
Substantially Superior Cements |
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Our Resources |
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Alaska HomeWise: Alaskan Woods (1/4/10)
Alaska HomeWise: Exterior Insulation (10/26/09)
Alaska HomeWise: HRV (6/22/09)
Alaska HomeWise: Insulation (7/6/09)
Alaska HomeWise: Masonry Heater (2/16/09)
Alaska HomeWise: Offgassing (1/18/10)
Alaska HomeWise: Heat Pumps (10/12/09)
Alaska HomeWise: Home Orientation (6/8/09)
Alaska HomeWise: Green Star Recycling Roundup (5/11/09)
Alaska HomeWise: NAEC Retrofit (3/22/09)
Alaska HomeWise: New Concrete (9/28/09)
Alaska HomeWise: PORTAL New Construction (4/27/09)
Alaska HomeWise: Retrofitting (9/7/09) |
Alaska HomeWise: Solar Energy (8/17/09)
Ask A Builder: Green Paint
Ask A Builder: Window Coatings
Ask A Builder: Windows
Ask A Builder: LED Lights
Ask A Builder: Carpet
Ask A Builder: CFL Lights
Ask A Builder: Window Gasses
Ask A Builder: Insulation Types
Ask A Builder: Green Insulation
Ask A Builder: Wet Insulation
Cold Weather Concrete
Energy Focus: Barriers & Wraps
Energy Focus: Doors
Energy Focus: Insulation Types
Energy Focus: Paint |
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