A. Monolithic installation requires that each tile be laid in the same direction to create the appearance of a uniform, whole floorcovering.

Panels are .062" aluminum that is sanded vertically to give it a nice finish, then the edges are masked and the panel is painted with a coat of 'Polane' industrial paint. A very light splatter coat is put on top of that, then the panels are silkscreen printed. See this up-close picture of a panel. Moog modular panels used a different process that is somewhat dangerous. See this email from Bob Moog concerning Moog Modular Panels.

Panels are designed, cut and assembled to very specific tolerances at the Universal Foam Tech, Inc. plant. Each wall and roof section is custom made for a specific home. Therefore, both builders and home owners have confidence that the Universal Foam Tech, Inc. system is made specifically for their use.

No. However, if you don't want Wine as a dependency, you can bundle your private version of Wine into your package (.rpm/.deb). Wine has good support for such a setup via the WINEPREFIX environment variable.

Install over existing plaster or drywall onto studs - wood, or metal. The dry wall backing does provide some added strength to the panels – installing directly onto studs should be for applications that do not require maximum load carrying capacities). Panel adhesive is recommended for more permanent installations. Drywall screws of the proper length work the best. Drive the screws through the backs of the groove (be careful not to damage the groove lips).

Solexx greenhouses are made with polyethylene. Polyethylene is much more flexible and is easy to cut to any size. Polycarbonate panels tend to be thicker, but have about the same insulation factor as polyethylene. Both materials diffuse light, but polycarbonate diffuses less (because it is more transparent), making the greenhouses much hotter in the summer. Polyethylene is very easy to clean and will not scratch like polycarbonate.

Solexx panels can be cut with a simple utility knife. Because the material is so flexible, it’s also possible to bend it around many curves and corners on a structure.

Diodes, Inc. manufactures its dual transistor products using separate die which are wire bonded to the lead frames. They are not monolithic devices.

Answer: Monolithic slabs are foundation systems constructed as one single concrete pour consisting of typically a 4 inch thick concrete slab with interior thickened portions under load bearing walls and thickened at all perimeter edges.

Asphalt shingles, though reasonably priced, don't deliver the best in looks or performance. Wood shakes, though attractive, don't have the fire resistance sought by homeowners and mandated by many local codes. Tiles, though beautiful, are heavy and difficult to install, sometimes leading to breakage and safety problems. Met-Tile gives you the best of all worlds: the look of tile, plus the light weight and high performance of engineered metal roofing.

You may use either screws or nails-both color matched to the color of your roof. Screw fasteners are preferred over nails for superior pullout resistance and weathertightness. Screw fasteners are designed to go into the flat part of the panel. Nails MUST GO in the high rib of the panel. Fasteners are typically spaced 24" o/c.

Our control panel options are as follows: Linux/BSD - Webmin (Free), Plesk ($99 Setup, No monthly) and CPanel ($40 p/ month) Windows - Plesk ($99 Setup, No Monthly) and Helm ($25 p/ month)

Very strong and rigid, but we do not recommend standing on the cover. These covers are similar in rigidity to that of an extremely strong igloo ice chest lid, but skinned in aluminum and stainless.

No, as any treated wood such as fencing panels don’t compost properly so would contaminate the end product.

Yes, even though the panels are already finished, they can be painted any color you like. Just be sure to use a water-based paint. It's best to use a good primer first.

YES, no need to worry. These panels are perfect for all climates. They're impervious to sun fading, water, animal or insect attacks. Our UV prohibiters will protect the finish, even for exterior use. You can read the test reports here.

Yes. And tests indicate Thermapan SIPs are significantly stronger than conventional 2x4 or 2x6 walls.In fact, houses built with Thermapan SIPs have withstood the force of Class 6 hurricanes, such as Andrew, Hugo and Mitch.