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NTA’s New Assembly Report for Plasti-Fab’s Insulspan Structural Insulated Roof Panels

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Oct 4 2012

NTA announces a new assembly report for Insulspan Structural Insulated Roof Panels manufactured by Plasti-Fab Ltd. for use in diaphragm assemblies. NTA, Inc. has evaluated the above product in accordance with NTA IM 014 Structural Insulated Panel Evaluation.

The NTA Product Certification department works with their testing and inspection services to evaluate the properties and performance of building products to appropriate sections of the International Building Code (IBC), International Residential Code (IRC), Housing and Urban Development 24 CFR Part 3280, and other building codes.

Plasti-Fab Ltd. manufactures EPS Product Solutions for constructing energy efficient buildings, floatation for marine construction, lightweight fill and compressible fill for Geotechnical construction projects, and component solutions for original equipment manufacturers. Plasti-Fab Ltd. has multiple manufacturing facilities across Canada servicing building supply dealers, big box retailers, construction specialty distributors and contractors.

Source: http://www.ntainc.com

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