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 WHAT MAKES A GOOD
GROUT LINE?
by Phil Pitts, Product Manager,
Bostik Inc.
While in pursuit of a degree in chemistry, I imagined myself developing new polymers or perhaps analytical techniques that could be used by the CSI lab in Miami. Read more
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 A TALE OF TWO CONTRACTORS
Tiede-Zoeller, Sanders-Hyland
Aid Gulf Coast Rebuilding
by Lesley A. Goddin, Editor
Mention of Hurricane Katrina’s impact on the Gulf Coast may be sparse in news reports today, nine months past that devastating event. But for those who were on the front lines of the storm – and who now are on the front lines of the reconstruction – it’s breaking news every day. Read more |
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 COVERINGS SCRAPBOOK
by Lesley A. Goddin, Editor
Greetings from the Coverings show floor! Following is a sample of show highlights, including news from the show, new exhibitors and products.
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 3rd ANNUAL TILELETTER AWARDS
Grand Prize Winners
by Dr. Albert D. Bates, President, Profit Planning Group
The Third Annual TileLetter Awards program was held on April 6 during Coverings 2006, as a kickoff to the Contractors Night festivities at the Downtown Disney Pleasure Island complex. This month, we feature the TileLetter Awards Grand Prize winners... Read more
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 LATICRETE INTERNATIONAL:
50 YEARS
Fifty Years of Innovation,
Fifty Years of Firsts
Five decades ago, the United States was undergoing a residential and commercial building boom, which far surpassed anything like it in the nation’s then 180-year-old history. Read more |
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 NTCA LAUNCHES NEW SAFETY
PROGRAM FOR CONTRACTORS
Effective May 1, 2006, the National Tile Contractors Association (NTCA) launched an outstanding new safety program for tile contracting companies. Called the NTCA Contractor Safety Program, it’s different from other safety programs because it was created to meet the specific needs of tile contractors.
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TILE OF SPAIN
Mixing the Color Spectrum
It’s not all beige this year – Spanish tiles are popping with fresh, cheerful colors in shades of red, green, orange, yellow and blue. Read more
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