| Below are several pictures of a building going up in Beckley, West Virginia. This particular building was being constructed during snowy and rainy weather, but the water didn't seep through the block into the inside of the building. Other block that was used allowed water to seep through and delayed production for drying. |
| The Qomposit Masonry Unit is available in multiple colors and can be "split" for an architectural look. The pictures below are showing the "split" look in the brick red (lower left) and the traditional grey look (lower right). Also, take notice of the stackable symmetry and ability to totally reinforce the walls. |
| Using the tested results from Oakridge Laboratory we can convincingly say that the Qomposit Concrete Masonry Unit gives us one of the best energy efficient cmu blocks available today! |
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| Would you like to have over 19R in your walls just by laying a concrete masonry unit? This is possible with the Qomposit Concrete Masonry Unit. We had the QCMU tested at Oakridge National Laboratory in Oakridge, Tennesee and learned that it is possible. ORNL uses an actual "Hot Box" test and the ASHRAE Book of Fundamentals to calculate the "R" value of the QCMU and the result was 19.56R. Here's the calculation from the testing at Oakridge National Laboratory and The ASHRAE Book of Fundamentals: Rins = 5.00 / 0.273 = 18.32 hr-ft -F/BTU Rconc = (11.5 - 5.00) / 5.26 = 1.24 hr-ft - F/BTU RTotal = Rins + Rconc = 18.32 +1.24 = 19.56 hr-ft - F/BTU For a copy of the test results or other information, please feel free to contact us. |