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Breaking Housing News - “A ‘Form’ of Building a Safer Washington”
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Breaking Housing News - “A ‘Form’ of Building a Safer Washington”

PolySteel’s Insulating Concrete Forms are swiftly setting a construction industry standard and the benefits of building with the forms are unparalleled. There’s no need for extra insulation! PolySteel structures offer: a completely bullet proof wall system, protection from winds up to 200 mph, and an unprecedented 4-hour fire protection rating. PolySteel insulated concrete structures are safe and sound. Sound ratings (STC) of better than 48 insure an environment free from disturbing outdoor noise like sirens and traffic. A Polysteel home is cleaner and more energy efficient too. You will find No Mold and No Termites and you will save 50% to 80% on heating and cooling bills.

First World PolySteel welcomes you to the Doubletree Hotel in Crystal City on Saturday, April 17 from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm. The cost is only $300 per person and includes your lunch. This fee also includes field support to help you complete your building project. Ask for Tee!

For your convenience you can reserve a seat online. Log on to www.firstworldpolysteel.com and click on “Polysteel Installer Training”. Additional seminar payment options are available online. You may also call Tee Davis at (202)722-8988 to register.

Get started on your building project by contacting Darryl Preddie, Architect/Permit Expediter, 3905 Georgia Avenue, NW – Suite 300,(202)722-8988 or fax (202)291-8404 email: architect@firstworldpolysteel.com

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