Abstract: Steel Framing members for use in load bearing and non-load bearing applications which use less steel, yet provide structural integrity with increased acoustic, thermal, and moisture control performances while supporting cantilevered loads outside of the wall assembly and having higher pull-out and strip resistance of fasteners.

Abstract: Wire Mounting Solutions providing low embodied carbon insulation and façade mounting systems having unmatched thermal and acoustic performance, high structural strengths, and better able to withstand seismic and hurricane activity where other mounting systems may fail due to being too rigid.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a steel thermal stud and method of manufacturing thereof. The steel thermal stud of the present invention can be used in load bearing and non-load bearing applications as a direct replacement for wood studs, however installed the same as traditional steel studs. The steel thermal stud is able to be insulated with a variety of insulation products depending on the application, and the stud discloses a superior thermal and acoustic properties while being much lighter than wood studs.

Abstract: Wire Mounting Solutions providing low embodied carbon insulation and façade mounting systems having unmatched thermal and acoustic performance, high structural strengths, and better able to withstand seismic and hurricane activity where other mounting systems may fail due to being too rigid.

Abstract: Steel Framing members for use in load bearing and non-load bearing applications which use less steel, yet provide structural integrity with increased acoustic, thermal, and moisture control performances while supporting cantilevered loads outside of the wall assembly and having higher pull-out and strip resistance of fasteners.

Abstract: An insulation mounting system utilizing a thermal break consisting of radiused and/or straight channels, slots and holes for the purpose of mounting specially shaped formed wire to hold-in-place rigid insulation installed onto walls of buildings. A structural clip for further positioning, holding, bending and/or directing the same formed wire shapes. A sub-girt that attaches to the structural clips vertically or horizontally as needed, a wire bending tool for use at intermediate formed wire locations between assembled thermal clips, and an anti-reversal clip with bendable attachment arm for holding other building materials if needed. Multiple alternate embodiments for the thermal break, formed wires and structural dips show that there's an almost a limitless amount of variations that a person skilled in the art could imagine and not exceed the scope of the application.

Abstract: A complete insulation and panel mounting system utilizing a means to quickly install and hold insulation In place against a substrate with minimal materials and costs which includes an adjustable sub-girt mounting system. A panel system that quickly mounts to the sub-girts of the insulation mounting system to minimize labor at installation and degree of precision and skill required, and which allows for non-progressive (non-sequential) installation while allowing any panel to be removed and replaced without disturbing adjacent panels.

Abstract: An Outboard Insulation Mounting System and products for the purpose of providing a continuously insulated (CI) wall utilizing a dual nailing flanged stud, sub-girts with multiple aligned flanges and holes, a fastener for penetrating the multiple surfaces of the stud and sub-girt for the purpose of transferring cantilevered stresses to the screw from more than one direction, compounding the load capacity of the cantilevered screw. Rigid insulation installed between the studs and sub-girts may be compressed and assist with the load capacity of the cantilevered fasteners, as well as being supported by these fasteners along with any attached façade panels or façade systems to the sub-girts.