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Projects Using Fire-Treated Shakes... Typical of projects throughout the United States, which have fire-treated shakes or shingles, is "The Promontory", a business complex in San Luis Obispo, California. Steve Puglisi, who was the project architect for "Richmond Rossi Montgomery Architects," stated: "Our primary problem was to build a business and professional complex on a virtually unbuildable site, and at the same time maintain the natural harmony of the environment." We conceived it as a series of graceful shingled pyramids that would integrate easily into the sensitive site. As design development progressed, the code requirement of a non-combustible roof jeopardized the design. Since it was the client's desire to preserve the shingle character, pressure-treated fire-retardant shingles were specified, in order to achieve the Class B roof requirement. The cedar shingles are the perfect material to unify the project. Our primary tenant, "Pacific Gas & Electric Company," especially appreciates the environmental harmony that was attained with the design, while minimizing future maintenance requirements. What Are True Fire Statistics? What Are Actual Insurance Costs? Typical Hysteria Prevails In News Media... Fire Statistics Contradict Facts... Cedar Shake & Shingle Bureau Report... Architects Support Wood Industry... Roofing Industry Supports New Technology... Fire Rated Roofing Is Time Tested... Wood Roofing Industry Only Asks For Truth... Fire Treated Shakes, Shingles Respond... |
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