This Logix ICF infinity pool was recently built high up in Utah’s Rocky Mountains ranges. Here, you’ll learn how the project team dealt with numerous challenges — from freezing temperatures and high altitudes, to a lack of bedrock on which to base the foundation.
Read this full post to help make an informed decision about the pros and cons of both insulated concrete forms and conventionally poured concrete foundations.
If you built an impressive project this year, we want to see it! With 4 categories to enter into, these awards showcase the very best of Logix ICF construction from installers (like yourself) across North America.
For many a Net-Zero-Ready (NZR) home summons the mental image of a high-tech, half-dugout bunker with solar arrays merging into a green-roof garden.But NZR homes [...]
Even as better building technologies such as insulated concrete forms (ICFs) emerged over time, lumber's cheap costs always guaranteed its popularity.But nothing lasts forever. With [...]
Today’s building codes tend to focus on safety issues, like structural integrity, seismic soundness, and fire protection. Requirements for occupant health and comfort, though, are [...]
In this tale of two buildings, we’ll look at the ways 2 project teams used Logix ICF to advantage on 2 unique construction sites. Both projects [...]
Exploring the three ways ICF walls outperform their conventional counterparts Here’s some funny math for you. Insulated Concrete Form (ICF) walls typically save homeowners up to 50% on [...]
Winter may officially last three months, but cold climate builders grumble about chilly weather for a solid 5. Cold winter conditions greatly impact conventional concrete [...]
Building with ICFs is the Preferred MethodHave you ever wondered why many builders prefer insulated concrete form (ICF) construction over traditional construction? Happy buyers are one [...]
