Read about how the IBC recognizes FRTW for many applications where noncombustible materials are required in Type I & II Construction.
Read about how the IBC recognizes FRTW for many applications where noncombustible materials are required in Type I & II Construction.
Fire-retardant-treated wood (FRTW) now plays an indispensable role in modern construction, but that wasn’t always the case. Our new white paper, Fire-Retardant-Treated Wood: An American Innovation, traces the material’s fascinating journey from its early origins
At Hoover, we take pride not only in the quality of our fire-retardant treated wood (FRTW) products, but also in the exceptional support we offer through TecWood, our free product support service. TecWood connects architects,
We’re excited to congratulate Jim Gogolski, Hoover’s own Architectural and Code Specialist, for being named the Associate Member of the Year by the Ohio Building Officials Association (OBOA). Jim received this honor at the OBOA’s