July/August 2022

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ICF Product Directory
Comparing a CIP vs. ICF Foundation
How To: Starting Right – Footings For ICFs
Project Profile: Burton House
Project Profile: White Residence


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ICF Product Directory
Our annual guide to ICF-related products and services.

Comparing a CIP vs. ICF Foundation
By Paul Kocsis
Engineer Paul Kocsis figured out years ago that ICF foundation prices are not more expensive than a conventional, cast-in-place (CIP) reinforced-concrete foundation. Kocsis works to reduce misinformation about ICFs, including the mistaken belief
that they are much more expensive in some usages.

How To: Starting Right – Footings For ICFs
By Tom Patton
One of the most important parts of the structure of any building is footings or slab-on-grade support. The design and installation of these elements is essential in how the next part of the build proceeds, and ultimately, the structural stability of the whole building bearing on the ground.

Project Profile: Burton House
The Burton House in Lakefield, Ontario, Canada, maximized an addition to the existing historic structure by designing specifically for 16-inch Amvic blocks and 6-inch EPS Legalett decking and floor slabs. No underpinning of the old foundation or any added cost to secure was required because of the Legalett slab design.

Project Profile: White Residence
The two homeowners in Warwick, Rhode Island, were also the builders on this project. This couple designed, drew, and constructed the home over nights, holidays, weekends, and vacations, with no prior ICF experience.

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