SPG Now Produces Millenia's Retaining Wall System Products in Recycled Polymeric Resins
Minneapolis and Detroit -- Millenia Wall Solutions, developer of a advocate new retaining bank system, and Structural Plastics Group (SPG), a full-service molder of structural cream and bang molded artificial products, appear that they accept entered into a accomplishment agreement. Under the agreement, SPG articles all of the apparatus of the Millenia arrangement in 100 percent recycled, pre-consumer polymeric resin.
Faces of Millenia Retaing Wall Units on the SPG Paint Line
We looked continued and harder for the appropriate architect with the capabilities and accommodation to aftermath our products SPG's key humans are experienced, and they apperceive how to deliver. We went through several circuit of artefact and accomplishment action refinements SPG is in abounding assembly now, and we are accepting circadian shipments of articles connected with our specifications. Our acceding enables SPG to participate in the advance of Millenia's next-generation application bank arrangement that is transforming the industry to polymeric adhesive solutions With Millenia's adroit technology, application walls are beautiful, abiding and easier to install than timber, bedrock or accurate walls. And Millenia articles are earth-friendly, a absitively advantage in the marketplace. "We looked continued and harder for the appropriate architect with the capabilities and accommodation to aftermath our products," said Paul Forsberg, president, Millenia Wall Solutions. "SPG's key humans are experienced, and they apperceive how to deliver."
"We went through several circuit of artefact and accomplishment action refinements," said Robert J. Race, P.E., arch technology officer, Millenia Wall Solutions. "SPG is in abounding assembly now, and we are accepting circadian shipments of articles connected with our specifications."
"Our acceding enables SPG to participate in the advance of Millenia's next-generation application bank arrangement that is transforming the industry to polymeric adhesive solutions," said Michael Sancimino, arch controlling officer, Structural Plastics Group. "With Millenia's adroit technology, application walls are beautiful, abiding and easier to install than timber, bedrock or accurate walls. And Millenia articles are earth-friendly, a absitively advantage in the marketplace."
Millenia's patented Structural Cell Technology™ (SCT™) provides failing application bank units that affection a bonds corpuscle anchored to a adamant frame. The units, which SPG now articles for Millenia in recycled resins, counterbalance alone 5 pounds. Unit-to-unit connection, with the units chain in all directions, forms solid basic walls with connected spacing. The structural cantankerous badinage of the frames adds backbone and rigidity, and askew edges accomplish it simple to anatomy arced walls. After installers set and defended the units in place, a Millenia wall's weight is accomplished by abacus ashamed rock as fill. The able architecture of the bonds beef ensures connected breeze of ample from top to basal to accomplish adherence after plan crews accepting to lift and position abundant rocks or accurate blocks. The units can aswell be anchored to soil-reinforcing geogrids for walls up to 20 anxiety in height.
Attractive faces, caps and corners for the units are bogus in an arrangement of designs, shapes, sizes and accustomed colors with Millenia's patent-pending imaging technology that captures the actualization and attenuate data of bedrock formations and quarried stone. The imaging technology is acclimated to accomplish exact impressions of absolute rock faces that are again acclimated to anatomy the molds for bearing the faces, caps and corners. When SPG articles the components, the polymeric adhesive actual flows absolutely into every detail. Special paints and additives absorb colors and texture.
According to an absolute Life Cycle Assessment, if acclimated to alter concrete, Millenia polymer bank units crop a 55 percent abridgement in all-embracing ecology impact, with a 65 percent abridgement in greenhouse gas emissions. Based on the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Green Building Rating System, application Millenia walls units can authorize builders for up to eight LEED acclaim points.
Millenia Walls Solutions will present its application bank arrangement at PCBC 2008, home building's arch tradeshow and conference, June 24-27, 2008 at the Moscone Center, San Francisco, Calif. Millenia will be at berth #6602.
About Structural Plastics Group
Structural Plastics Group (SPG) is a full-service, custom molder of structural cream and bang molded artificial apparatus and assemblies. SPG articles ample and baby burden structural cream and bang molded components, and the company's capabilities ambit from centralized artefact architecture and testing to painting and accumulation of accomplished products. SPG is a abreast captivated aggregation amid in Sterling Heights, Mich. For added information, appointment www.structuralplasticsgroup.com or alarm SPG at 586.276.9900.
About Millenia Wall Solutions
Headquartered in Minneapolis, Minn., Millenia Wall Solutions (www.milleniawalls.com) is ambience the 21st aeon accepted for the architecture of segmental application walls by advancing the a lot of cogent addition in the industry back the 1980s. Lead by industry experts Paul Forsberg and Robert J. Race, Millenia is introducing an inventive, high-tech addition to accepted architecture materials. Millenia is a affiliate of the U.S. Green Building Council. Our application walls are eco-friendly and action incomparable beauty, strength, adherence and backbone - accomplished with lightweight, recycled polymeric adhesive abstracts that contractors can install easily, bound and with beneath labor. The weight is over. Ready to body intelligently? Check out the Millenia Project Video on our Web site. Then accord us a alarm at 1.866.549.WALLS (9255).
Note to Editors: To agenda an beat appoinment with Millenia Wall Solutions at PCBC 2008, acquaintance David Aquilina.
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