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The Reference Library Box Lunch Schedule - August 2018

President’s Message, May 2018

As my brother and sister and I would pack our tiny suitcases and mope about in anticipation of ending our vacation, my mom would say “All good things must come to an end….”

I thought it was a good year. Our membership grew a little, and we made plans to expand. The golf tournament was a solid success. We had great programs, didn’t... Read more

Board Meeting Minutes May 10, 2018

CSI PHOENIX CHAPTER - BOARD MEETING MINUTES

DATE: May 10, 2018

TIME: 10:30 AM

LOCATION: DoubleTree Suites Hilton

ATTENDANCE(P = Present; A = Absent)

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS

President... Read more

The Reference Library Box Lunch Schedule - June 2018

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Classroom Security Considerations

Authored by Lori Greene of Allegion, and submitted by Kelly Reese of Allegion for publication by CSI 5/16/2018.

In recent years, dozens of retrofit security devices have entered the market with promises of being less expensive, more secure and easier to procure and install than traditional security hardware. Considering... Read more

Painting in Hot Weather

Submitted and authored by Tim Garver of Dunn Edwards Paints for publication by CSI 5/16/2018.

When starting an exterior painting project, mild temperatures are not only preferred by the painting contractor or applicator, but the paint as well.

Just as cool, damp conditions adversely affect the performance of... Read more

Board Meeting Minutes April 12, 2018

CSI PHOENIX CHAPTER - BOARD MEETING MINUTES

DATE: April 12, 2018

TIME: 10:30 AM

LOCATION: DoubleTree Suites Hilton

ATTENDANCE(P = Present; A = Absent)

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS

President... Read more

Membrane Compatibility Choices

Submitted by Tom Urich, Section 7 Marketing for publication by CSI 4/24/2018.

In recent years, the design community has accepted the use of self-‐adhered membranes to be used as additional protection against water and air intrusion into the building envelope. These products are typically 40 to 60 mils thick with a... Read more