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The design team for the new Central
Concourse for Hobby airport in
Houston faced a dilemma on how to
insulate the raised slab of the
terminal. The underside of the
terminal would have to be treated with
some kind of versatile and effective
insulation to prevent energy loss between the conditioned space and
unconditioned tarmac below. K-13
was chosen because its seamless
application provides a more efficient
thermal performance. Additionally,
white K-13 has a light reflectivity of
73 which aided in the lighting design.
K-13 utilizes a patented adhesive system that provides a strong, durable bond to virtually any substrate including concrete, metal, wood, glass, styrofoam and urethane. This adhesive system also allows K-13 to be installed four or more inches thick in one application, greatly reducing the installation time. The versatility of K-13 to conform to any surface configuration eliminates voids, gaps and compressions that can occur with prefabricated insulation. This monolithic coating results in the outstanding field performance of K- 13. |
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Central Concourse Hobby Airport |
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White K-13® 1” Thickness 60,000 Square Feet |
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The versatility of K-13 spray-on insulation is dramatically demonstrated in the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, Texas. Both the thickness and specially matched color of K-13 were specifically chosen to meet the requirements of this project as described below.
The Shreveport Convention Center is a newly constructed, 350,000 sq. ft. multi-purpose facility located in the heart of downtown Shreveport. The venue features versatile spaces with state-of-the art lighting and sound designed to accommodate tradeshows, conventions, meetings and other special events.
The Monona Terrace Convention Center