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Contractors Can Use Traditional Building Measurements with ICF Studs when They Choose Fox Blocks
Building Energy-Efficient, Safe, and Healthy Low-Income Housing with Fox Blocks ICFs
Does expanded polystyrene (EPS) present a serious fire hazard?
The EPS in an Fox Blocks has a flame retardant that allows the forms to be flame resistant. The EPS will melt when exposed to sustained temperatures over 300°F (149°C). The ignition point of the melted styrene is 600°F (315°C) (wood is approximately 500°F (260°C). Fox Blocks have been tested to meet the building code requirements for flame spread and smoke development, plus Fox Blocks may be used as fire resistant rated wall assemblies in schools and hospitals.
Built to Weather Any Storm, Resilient Buildings Strive to Withstand Climate Events
Fox Blocks and Habitat for Humanity – Partners in Sustainability
“Fox Blocks and Habitat for Humanity have a growing relationship, built on our common interest in providing home owners with well-built homes that are energy efficient.”
Why More School Boards Are Turning to ICF School Construction for Long-Term Cost Savings
Become a Net Zero Hero
With a combination of high- tech building materials and streamlined energy renewal sources, net zero energy buildings are perfect examples of the “waste not, want not” concept.
Understanding Current Supply Chain Woes and the Lack of Skilled and Unskilled Labor