WALLcontrol STPE AWB

Commercial Walls

Paving the Way for Better Educational Structures with AWBs

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Installation

Improper installation and specification of AWB systems may hinder the positive impacts of these systems in educational spaces. To determine the exact type of AWB systems necessary within an educational facility, there needs to be a strategic and detailed review of the school's condition, location, and climate predictions.

Material collaboration

Additionally, the building's design and selected materials can make or break the successful installation of an AWB system.

From fluid-applied membranes sprayed onto walls to adhered-sheet-applied barriers rolled onto surfaces and lapped at the seams, the choices are vast.

Hasty selections may result in costly, time-consuming, and even dangerous conditions and repairs for students and the administration.

installation of WALLcontrol Monolith VP Adhered AWB

Maintenance and protection

The commitment to student's health, protection, and well-being does not cease after installation, either. Investing in staff and facility managers' training and knowledge of the systems, their regular upkeep, and proactive potential malfunction detection is crucial. Damage, lack of maintenance, or misunderstanding of the AWB systems' interconnectivity with the HVAC system can have a drastic subsequent impact on the rest of the buildings' functioning, creating an unsafe environment for students and hindering their education. Neglecting these measures risks compromising the safety and educational experience of students.
training at the RISE Center

Safety of the educational environment

Educational spaces are significant in shaping the future, and this cannot be overstated. These environments nurture the development of young minds and serve as a stepping stone to success. The current reality poses a threat to that mission as educational infrastructures continue to degrade.

However, AWB systems are pivotal components in safeguarding these spaces. Their ability to not only prevent water damage and enhance energy efficiency but also help contribute to the health and well-being of students and staff is key to retaining the level of quality educational spaces demanded for students to thrive.