Masonry Magazine April 1985 Page. 30
Take it with a grain of salt... or make it last with DUR-O-GUARD
Mortar admixtures containing calcium chloride can buy you some cold-weather building time, but they can also buy you some problems. Problems with corrosion and with long-term quality and durability. Problems with customer satisfaction and with credibility.
DUR-O-GUARD Accelerator for Mortar, the non-chloride, non-corrosive accelerator, allows you to extend building and profit time into the winter months without worrying about corrosion later on.
You get improved workability with this water-reducing corrosion inhibitor. The mortar is easier to control and place, and it adds to the lifetime of your structure. DUR-O-GUARD offers you a quality product, both easy to use and cost effective.
ARCHITECTURAL SPECIFICATION
All mortar for masonry and stone work that will be laid at temperatures below 40°F, shall contain the non-chloride mortar accelerator, DUR-O-GUARD, or equal. Reasonable precautions shall be provided at the job site. All admixtures shall be used in strict accordance with the manufacturer's directions. The non-chloride, non-corrosive admixture shall conform to ASTM C494 requirements for use in mortar under ASTM C270.
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People & Events...
Max Barken Construction Co., St. Louis, Mo., has announced three appointments: Ken Bloomquist, to senior project manager; Leesa Lewis, to assistant project manager, and Ken Nappier, to general superintendent.
Interstate Brick Co., West Jordan, Utah, has appointed Harvey Cahoon president of the ceramics manufacturing firm. The architectural firm of Russell Gibson von Dohlen has announced changes in its senior management: Robert J. von Dohlen becomes chairman and CEO, replacing former chairman and founder Murray O. Gibson, who becomes treasurer and special projects director. Charles T. Bellingrath becomes president and chief operating officer, and John P. Beveridge is the new vice president in charge of project management. John L. Riley remains executive v.p. and secretary.
Geoff Raine has been named president of Access Engineering USA, Inc., Charlotte, N.C., a British firm marketing a revolutionary elevating construction work platform in North America. A native of Durham, United Kingdom, Raine has an extensive background in mining and mechanical engineering. Lendell E. Steele, head of the Thermostructural Material Branch of the Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, D.C., has been elected chairman of the ASTM board of directors. W. E. "Buck" Holland, distributor sales manager of Boren Brick, has been reelected president of the Brick Association of South Carolina.
Michael R. Sill, chairman of Road Machinery & Supplies Co., Minneapolis, Minn., is the new president of Associated Equipment Distributors. George W. Barnes has retired as president of Wright-Pierce, Architects & Engineers, Topsham, Me.
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