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Design Assist – A Seismic Situation

Jul. 18, 2024

Recently, Longboard took on an impressive design assist project that involved creating an entirely new product system from scratch for a highly specific need. The project in question involves the design and implementation of a sophisticated ceiling system to be deployed in seismically active Southern California. The goal is to create a product that is not only functionally robust but also aesthetically pleasing, easy to install, and able to be deployed in areas that are affected by seismic events.

The system is designed to seamlessly integrate with the ceiling, much like established products such as the Dauntless System and Link & Lock™. However, it distinguishes itself through its unique fail-safe design for seismic events, as well as its ability to be removed for access with no or minimal tools required. One of the primary objectives was to create a simple, compact product that incorporates the functionalities of existing systems while ensuring simplicity, ease of use, and minimal material consumption. This compact design is particularly crucial in seismic zones, where regulations demand rigorous adherence to safety and stability standards during seismic events.

The Process of Custom Color Matching

Jun. 25, 2024

In the realm of architectural finishes, the importance of achieving the perfect color match cannot be overstated. Whether it’s maintaining a consistent aesthetic across a new construction project or matching the color of an existing structure, our custom color matching solves a myriad of design challenges. Custom color matching addresses the problem of inconsistency and limited color options that often plague standard finishing processes. It enables the creation of unique and precise finishes that align with our client’s vision, ensuring that every project is distinct and professionally executed. Our custom color matching finishing process ensures that architects and builders can meet their precise color specifications while adhering to sustainability and regional building standards. Initial Consultation and Sample Submission The journey towards a custom color match begins with a consultation with our client care team. This step is crucial as it sets the stage for understanding the client’s specific needs and expectations. Clients are required to submit at least two physical samples of the desired color. This ensures that the matching process has a clear reference and can be executed with precision. Requirements A non-refundable setup fee of $500 is charged before the matching process begins. Custom Woodgrains Minimum order requirement of 15,000 square feet of material. The lead time to have the color matched and receive sample chips is approximately 2-4 weeks. Custom Solid Colors Minimum order requirement is 1,000 square feet of material. The lead time to have the color matched and receive sample chips is approximately 4-6 weeks.

Harmonizing Interior and Exterior Aesthetics

Jun. 13, 2024

Blending the aesthetics of interior and exterior design is a crucial aspect of architectural practice. It not only enhances the overall appeal of a building but also improves functionality and user experience by creating a seamless transition between spaces. Understanding how to achieve this harmony requires a thoughtful approach to design elements, material selection, and environmental considerations. Key Principles for Blending Interior and Exterior Aesthetics Continuity in Design Creating a cohesive look between the interior and exterior of a building starts with continuity in design. This involves the consistent use of materials and finishes, a unified color palette, and the repetition of design motifs. Material Consistency Exterior Cladding and Interior Finishes: Using the same materials for exterior cladding and interior finishes can create a seamless transition between inside and outside. This approach helps to visually link different parts of a building and reinforces a unified design language. For instance, a stone wall that extends from the building’s facade into the interior lobby creates a strong connection between the exterior and interior spaces. Flooring Materials: Extending exterior flooring materials into interior spaces can also enhance continuity. For example, a patio or terrace might feature the same stone or tile as an adjacent indoor area, making the transition smooth and unobtrusive. Structural Elements: Exposed structural elements such as beams, columns, and supports that are consistent both inside and outside can create a cohesive aesthetic. This approach can be particularly effective in industrial and commercial buildings where structural honesty is a valued design principle.

5 Examples of Aesthetic Consistency

Jun. 12, 2024

In today’s architectural landscape, achieving a consistent aesthetic design throughout a building is essential for creating cohesive and harmonious spaces. From residential developments and luxury hotels to cutting-edge research facilities and children’s hospitals, the unifying thread of thoughtful design elevates the user experience and enhances functionality. In this blog post, we explore five exemplary projects that exemplify this principle: the All Modern Store by MBH Architecture, Hyatt Regency Soma by BHDM Design, Lake Mirror Offices by Lunz Group, Biovista by PGAL Architecture featuring The California English restaurant, and Shodair Children’s Hospital by SMA Architecture & Design. Each of these projects showcases how a consistent aesthetic vision can transform spaces into seamless, inspiring environments that cater to diverse needs while maintaining an unwavering commitment to design excellence. All Modern Store by MBH Architecture is a flagship retail space designed to showcase the brand’s contemporary furniture and home décor. The store’s architecture reflects the sleek, modern aesthetic of the All Modern brand, with an open, airy layout that highlights the products’ clean lines and innovative designs. High ceilings, large windows, and minimalist interiors create a bright and inviting atmosphere.

Dauntless Aluminum Baffle Ceiling System

Nov. 22, 2023

In the world of interior design and architectural solutions, innovation is the driving force that propels spaces to new heights. Our Dauntless Aluminum Baffle Ceiling System is a cutting-edge product that marries impeccable aesthetics with unparalleled ease of installation and maintenance. This innovative system is set to redefine the way we perceive ceilings, offering a unique open joint appearance that allows for creative design possibilities while ensuring hassle-free installation and service. One of the most striking features of the Dauntless Aluminum Baffle Ceiling System is its distinct open-joint appearance. Unlike traditional ceiling systems, where joints are often hidden or concealed, the Dauntless system embraces openness. This creates an intriguing visual effect, transforming ceilings from mere functional elements to design statements that captivate and inspire. The open joint appearance not only adds an air of modernity and sophistication but also encourages the interplay of light and shadow, breathing life into the surrounding space. This allows designers and architects to create a dynamic visual experience that transcends the mundane, making the Dauntless system an ideal choice for spaces seeking to make a lasting impression. While aesthetics are paramount, practicality is equally crucial.

Maker’s Mark Distillery

Oct. 3, 2023

Maker’s Mark Distillery, nestled in the picturesque town of Loretto, Kentucky, is renowned for its commitment to crafting exceptional bourbon while honoring long-established traditions. The distillery was the brainchild of Bill Samuels Sr. who sought to create a handcrafted bourbon whiskey that would stand out from the competition. With a dedication to quality and a focus on small-batch production, Maker’s Mark quickly garnered a reputation for its distinctive taste and signature red wax seal. They have always prioritized the principles of authenticity, craftsmanship, and family heritage. The company values the careful selection of ingredients, including locally sourced grains and pure limestone-filtered water from a nearby spring. Every step of the production process is carried out with meticulous attention to detail, ensuring the delivery of a consistently superior product. Maker’s Mark follows a meticulous production process to create its premium bourbon. Their commitment to craftsmanship, quality, and attention to detail stood out to us at Longboard, as those values are ones that we share. At Longboard, we strive for innovation in all things; this includes the quality of work being done and the quality of work that results. Our products are made by highly skilled and experienced people, modern equipment, and exceptional process control systems. Other ways where Longboard and Maker’s Mark come together is in their sustainability practices and community engagement.

The Top Metal Cladding Finishes for Modern Architecture

Sep. 1, 2023

In the ever-evolving world of modern architecture, every detail counts. And one detail that’s been increasingly in the spotlight is metal cladding finishes. These finishes don’t just protect your building; they make a bold design statement. In contemporary architecture, metal cladding is not just a trend—it’s a fundamental element that defines the aesthetics and durability of structures. Metal cladding provides a multitude of benefits: Durability: Long-lasting and resilient, metal cladding endures the harshest weather conditions. Sustainability: Aluminum, a key material, is recyclable, aligning with eco-friendly construction practices. Architectural Appeal: Metal cladding designs lend a sleek, contemporary look to buildings while maintaining structural integrity. While various metals can be used for cladding, aluminum stands out for its lightweight yet sturdy properties. This article explores the top woodgrain metal cladding finishes for modern architecture. We’ll dive into the world of metal cladding, focusing primarily on aluminum cladding, and discuss why architects and designers turn to us for their projects.

Inspiring Architecture = Thoughtful Design + Premium Products + Quality Workmanship

Jul. 31, 2023

Everyone is inspired by different things; seeing thriving peonies may make one individual beam with joy, and another will walk on by before being stopped in their tracks by a dilapidated bridge that sparks creativity. There is residential, commercial, landscape, interior, and industrial architecture, as well as structures that represent a memory, thought, or idea. The kind that invokes thinking and feeling and is a physical representation of the mind of an artist. When it comes to Inspiring Architecture, a consensus could be made that design requires an important balance of function and creativity. A building could execute its practical purpose with ease but could be completely lacking in any excitement or intrigue. Another building could offer the opposite. Designs must ensure that the structure finds success in its endeavors and purpose, and if it transcends this basic requirement with an eye-opening aesthetic, it has surely become inspiring. Quality workmanship, thoughtful design, and premium products are essential elements of Inspiring Architecture. Elements that make a significant difference in the overall aesthetic and functionality of a building. The mindfulness movement extends into architectural design as we discover trends that encourage efficiency, inclusivity, and transparency. We must carefully consider our consumers’ behaviors and emotions when designing, and the products that will allow those designs to shine. We must take a step back and look at how we are creating architecture and think about how it impacts others. Design should be responsible and provide more than just shelter. Architecture encourages habits, creates emotion, and can be a beacon of sustainability.

Summer Building Trends for 2023

Jul. 30, 2023

As interest rates have steadily risen for more than a year, coupled with high mortgage rates, the residential sector has experienced a significant deceleration. Data from the USA Census indicates a year-over-year decline of 20% in building permits from January to April. This downward trend is expected to persist throughout the summer and extend into the entirety of 2023. Forecasts predict a decrease in real consumer spending for 2023 amidst an uncertain economic landscape, resulting in sluggish demand for home builders. Deloitte’s analysis aligns with this projection, underscoring the potential challenges that lie ahead.
Home builders will likely experience sluggish demand as real consumer spending is forecast to fall in 2023 amid an uncertain economic environment. – Deloitte, 2023
On the other hand, infrastructure projects are anticipated to face lower repercussions from the economic slowdown in 2023. The backlog of projects remains robust, offering a lifeline to many construction companies throughout the year. However, as construction companies approach July, they will continue to grapple with various challenges. These include labor shortages, increased lead times, and mounting pressure to prioritize the use of sustainable materials and methods. Construction firms will have to adapt and innovate to ensure productivity and cost-effective project delivery. In light of the unpredictable conditions expected in 2024, construction companies must proactively invest in and develop processes to improve efficiencies throughout 2023. This strategic preparedness will play a crucial role in effectively maneuvering through future uncertainties and achieving success in the industry.

Maintaining Brand Image Through Modern Designs

Aug. 28, 2021

We know that making a good first impression is important, especially in business. Consumers will create an impression of your business and brand based on a variety of factors. Some of these factors include visual presentation – It’s not just about the logo or slogan; your brand image encompasses both visual elements and brand associations. Brand consistency is crucial in construction, ensuring the client’s new space aligns with the goals and “brand voice” of the company. Cohesive and consistent identity unifies the experience for both existing and potential customers. Brand recognition is not just about getting your name out there. It’s about helping consumers get to know your brand on a personal level. Part of engaging the right emotions with your consumers is making them feel like they know your brand and that your brand can be trusted. Interacting with consumers through a consistent brand voice and aesthetic is a major step towards letting consumers get to know you as an organization. At Longboard, we partner with Architects and Owners at the design phase to ensure consistent branding on all new and renovated locations. We understand the importance of National Brand Specifications and offer great partnership benefits in these scenarios. We offer guidance and support before, during, and after project completion, along with price incentives for large-scale orders and multiple locations. Our tight manufacturing processes ensure consistent, beautiful, and durable products for your designs.

Longboard®: A Low-Maintenance Solution for Contemporary Custom Homes

Oct. 22, 2020

Nestled in the picturesque landscape of Vancouver, BC, lies a contemporary masterpiece that stands as a testament to modern architectural design. This exceptional home boasts the use of Longboard® products, seamlessly integrating siding and soffit to create a consistent, eye-catching aesthetic. Longboard® isn’t just about aesthetics; it’s about durability and sustainability too. Crafted from 100% extruded architectural aluminum, Longboard® products withstand diverse weather conditions, ensuring longevity and resilience against the elements. This resilience extends to pool areas, where Longboard® remains unaffected by chlorine or saltwater. Homeowners flock to Longboard® for its unmatched combination of warmth and durability. With a spectrum of solid colors, wood grain finishes, and specialty options, each home featuring Longboard® exudes a unique charm while requiring minimal maintenance, promising enduring beauty without compromise. Sustainability is at the core of Longboard®’s ethos. Utilizing lightweight extruded aluminum that is over 30% lighter than steel, Longboard® products contribute to environmental responsibility. With aluminum being highly recyclable, Longboard® aids in creating a closed-loop recycling system, minimizing environmental impact. Installation is a breeze with Longboard® Quick Screen Clips, facilitating easy placement and adaptability to various framing systems. Whether adorning long expanses or intricate designs, Longboard® planks offer versatility for a multitude of applications, seamlessly integrating into diverse architectural styles.

Environmental

What’s The Difference Between Powder Coated and Coil Coated (Pre-Painted) Aluminum?

May. 15, 2024

Graphic containing a photo of a powder coating booth on the left and a coil coating booth on the right.
Different projects, architectural designs, and buildings have different material requirements. The material you choose can also significantly impact the longevity, aesthetics, and overall performance of your structure. Two options that often stand out and provide extra protection are powder coated aluminum and coil-coated aluminum, but what’s the difference? Both offer excellent protection and aesthetic appeal, so understanding their differences is crucial for making informed decisions in various applications. Powder coating is a popular finishing technique known for its durability, versatility, and environmental friendliness. It involves the application of a dry powder to a substrate, which is then heated to form a smooth, uniform, and durable finish. Aluminum, being inherently resistant to corrosion and lightweight, serves as an ideal substrate for powder coating. This product also comes pre-painted or finished, after the powder coat has been applied. This eliminates the need for a painting team to finish the job. Powder coated aluminum is: Durable: Powder coated aluminum exhibits exceptional resistance to corrosion, fading, chipping, and scratching, making it suitable for outdoor applications exposed to harsh weather conditions. Aesthetically Versatile: Products that are powder coated can then be finished with a wide range of color options and textures, including glossy, matte, textured, and metallic effects. Sustainable: Unlike liquid coatings, powder coating generates minimal volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and hazardous waste, making it a more eco-friendly choice. Easy to Maintain: Powder coated aluminum surfaces are easy to clean and maintain, requiring only mild detergent and water to remove dirt and debris.

Green by Design: How HITCH™ Contributes to Energy-Efficient Facades

May. 13, 2024

Longboard Architectural Products is renowned for its innovative approaches in the construction industry, particularly in creating sustainable building solutions. Among their standout offerings, the HITCH™ Cladding Attachment System exemplifies a commitment to energy-efficient building practices. This article explores how the HITCH™ design, material composition, and integration capabilities contribute to creating high-performance facades crucial for today’s, and tomorrow’s energy-conscious architectural projects. The HITCH™ system represents a revolutionary advancement in cladding attachment technology. Engineered to both dramatically reduce thermal bridging, while also having significant structural capabilities—both persistent challenges in façade construction—it has been certified as an advanced component by the Passive House Institute. This system combines modularity, superior thermal efficiency, and robust loading capabilities to improve the thermal performance of the entire building envelope.

Exploring Energy Efficient Façade Design

Apr. 23, 2024

In the quest for more sustainable and eco-friendly buildings, architects and designers are increasingly turning to innovative façade designs that not only enhance aesthetic appeal but also significantly boost energy efficiency. This article delves into various architectural styles and techniques that embody the principles of energy efficiency, each illustrated with a specific project that showcases these practices in action.
Passive Solar Design
Passive solar design is an architectural approach that maximizes the use of natural solar energy to heat and light up buildings. This method involves strategically placing windows and using materials that absorb and store the sun’s heat.
Key Elements Orientation and Building Layout: Buildings are typically oriented with their main windows facing the equator to capture maximum sunlight throughout the year. In the Northern Hemisphere, this means south-facing orientations are ideal. This setup allows the sun’s energy to be utilized efficiently for heating during the winter while minimizing overheating during summer. Windows and Glazing The use of large, strategically placed windows is crucial. These windows should be designed to allow ample sunlight during the winter and are often shaded in the summer to prevent excessive heat gain. Special glazing and shading devices like louvers and blinds can be used to control the amount of sunlight entering the building, thereby managing heat intake and glare.

The Importance of a Circular Economy

Jan. 31, 2024

In an era marked by environmental challenges and resource scarcity, the concept of a circular economy has emerged as a beacon of hope for a sustainable future. The circular economy is not a mere buzzword but a paradigm shift that redefines the way we produce, consume, and discard materials and products. The transition to a circular economy is not just a choice, it’s a necessity for the well-being of our planet and future generations. By conserving resources, reducing environmental impact, stimulating economic growth, and empowering consumers, a circular economy offers a comprehensive and sustainable solution to the challenges of our time. It is a path toward a more resilient and environmentally responsible world. Why is a Circular Economy Important? A circular economy is vital because it offers a sustainable solution to the planet’s resource constraints. As our population grows and resource availability diminishes, it becomes imperative to find alternative ways of managing materials. This is especially important in the manufacturing industry where resource consumption and waste are highest among other sectors.

Sustainability in the Manufacturing Industry

Jan. 24, 2024

In recent years, sustainability has become a key focus for businesses across various industries, and the manufacturing sector is no exception. Manufacturing activities consume vast amounts of energy and water, generate substantial waste, and contribute to pollution and greenhouse gas emissions. By embracing sustainable practices, manufacturers can minimize their ecological footprint and reduce the impact the sector has on the environment. Governments and regulatory bodies are attempting to speed up this process by imposing stricter environmental regulations and standards. Non-compliance can result in hefty fines, legal repercussions, and damage to a company’s reputation. To combat and appeal to the above rules, manufacturers are increasingly adopting practices that optimize the use of energy, water, and raw materials. This includes implementing energy-efficient technologies, using recycled materials, and reducing waste generation. By minimizing resource consumption, manufacturers can lower their carbon footprint and contribute to a more sustainable manufacturing process. Reducing waste generation and promoting recycling are crucial elements of sustainable manufacturing. These efforts not only contribute to a circular economy but also help conserve natural resources and reduce the strain on landfills. (The concept of a circular economy drives companies to design products that can be recycled, refurbished, or repurposed at the end of their life cycle. This reduces the demand for new resources.)

5 Ways to Achieve Sustainable Interior Design Using Healthy Materials

Jul. 22, 2021

According to a study completed by the Environmental Protection Agency, 93% of the average American life is spent indoors, with 68.7% of that time being in their residence. This study was prior to COVID-19 and in the past year and a half, most of our time has shifted to being spent in our residences. Arguably during certain months, all 93% of that time was spent in one’s own home over the past year. Here are 5 ways to ensure that the materials you specify in your sustainable interior designs are healthy for both the occupants and the environment.
1. Partner with Sustainable Manufacturers
When choosing materials, seek a manufacturer that is transparent on their sustainability practices. At Longboard Products, we manufacture using over 90% hydroelectric power, and our operations are designed to create minimal waste, with all aluminum off-cuts being melted down and reused. We also ensure that all water being released back into the environment adheres to strict government regulations.

6 Eco-Friendly Practices Longboard® Employs

Jun. 22, 2021

We at Longboard are extremely dedicated to leaving a positive environmental footprint. Our Owner and CEO, Mike Heppell, has always wanted a cleaner and healthier future for his grand children. As a company owner, he committed to creating a clean, and sustainable manufacturing facility to reduce the carbon emissions into the environment. We have been fortunate enough to be featured on many LEED Platinum buildings, Net Zero projects and many eco-friendly facilities that are leading the way in sustainable construction. Not only 100% recyclable and maintenance free, Longboard also gives the beauty of wood while still being sustainable, responsibly sourced and fire-safe. Here are some ways that we commit to healthier processes in our own manufacturing facility:
1) We capture rain water and use it in our 5-step pretreatment process
2) Our water filtration system ensures any water that goes back into the environment is clean and free from any chemicals
3) Our scrap is cut down and melted back into logs of aluminum that can be extruded again and again, essentially creating zero waste

Using Longboard® to Achieve LEED Gold

Nov. 22, 2020

ISSofBC Welcome Centre was developed by Henriquez Partners Architects and Terra Housing Consultants. Longboard Products had the honour of being specified on the façade and soffit areas.  The building is a 58,000-square foot facility and achieved to Gold LEED certification. Veronica Gillies, architect and director of innovation for Henriquez Partners Architects, said, “The form of the project responds to the site, neighbourhood and pedestrian context. The use of extensive exterior wood grain panelling and glulam beams set in abundant greenery creates a warm welcome for both tenants and immigrants. The interiors are warm, inviting and filled with light, as well as being easy to maintain.” ISSofBC Welcome Centre opened in June of 2016, and over 600 people walk through the centre’s doors every day to access various government services.  These services include but are not limited to temporary housing, settlement support, English language training, preschool and child care, as well as refugee and asylum seeker services.

Wellness

Façades in Healthcare

Jul. 4, 2023

From structural integrity and aesthetic appeal to thermal comfort, technological advancements, acoustics, and security, façade design plays a vital role in healthcare environments. Today we take a look at each of these aspects and the impacts they have on façade designs in healthcare buildings. When designing hospitals and healthcare premises, patient comfort takes center stage. Factors such as natural daylight, quiet surroundings, and thermal comfort play crucial roles in facilitating patient recovery. Façade design solutions, including low-emissivity coatings, double-glazed units, shading screens, and responsive façades, contribute to creating an optimal healing environment. Ample access to daylight in patient rooms, coupled with measures to ensure thermal comfort, fosters a soothing and restorative experience for patients. Façade design profoundly influences the energy efficiency and sustainability of healthcare buildings. Strategies like high-performance glazing, shading devices, and smart façade systems optimize energy consumption and reduce the carbon footprint. By effectively managing natural light, solar heat gain, and indoor environmental quality, healthcare facilities can promote healthier and more efficient spaces for occupants. Such initiatives align with sustainability goals and contribute to the long-term operational efficiency of the facility.

Creative Install Creates Exquisite Community Space

Mar. 22, 2021

The Wando Library, situated in Mount Pleasant, SC, stands as a testament to creative design and meticulous craftsmanship. Designed by LS3P Associates and brought to life by M.B. Kahn Construction Co., this architectural gem boasts a mesmerizing façade that captures the essence of its surroundings. Utilizing Longboard Tongue & Groove planks in Dark Cherry, Light Cherry, Western Cedar, and Black, the design team crafted a visually stunning exterior, inviting the public into a world of artistic allure. The seamless integration of these materials in varying profiles resulted in an enchanting and eye-catching design, setting the stage for a unique community space that beckons visitors inside. Nestled within the new Carolina Park development, the Wando Mount Pleasant Library is more than just a building—it’s a portal to the past. With a history dating back over 350 years, the land on which it stands holds tales of bygone eras. Once home to the Wando Indians in the 1670s, the area bears witness to the quiet disappearance of their culture and language, yet their name resonates through the centuries. As the library stands near the Southeast end of the Wando River, it serves as a living tribute to the rich heritage of the land and its people. Wando Library’s façade featuring Longboard Tongue & Groove siding planks. Longboard Products emerge as the quintessential choice for Community Centers and Civic and Recreation buildings, offering a harmonious blend of elegance and durability. With minimal maintenance requirements and unparalleled longevity, Longboard products elevate the aesthetic appeal of any space while ensuring ease of upkeep. The extruded aluminum construction not only withstands the test of time but also facilitates effortless cleaning, both indoors and outdoors. With a simple regimen of soap and water, Longboard surfaces retain their pristine appearance, reflecting timeless beauty with every glance. For detailed cleaning recommendations, our website provides comprehensive guidance under testing information, ensuring Longboard products remain a beacon of excellence in architectural design.

Achieving a Safe and Modern Healthcare Design

Aug. 17, 2020

Located in Santa Clarita, California, which is just outside of Los Angeles, the Rye Canyon Medical Center is home to a variety of spaces from medical offices to flex use. The building itself is two stories, making it ideal for medical usage and features sweeping window views on both levels. Centrally located in the Valencia Industrial Center Business Park it features a beautiful, eye-catching exterior design surrounded by well-kept landscape along with abundant parking to accommodate the vast variety of visitors that will be utilizing this space. The interior of the building is also a selling point as it was newly renovated to give the space a more modern, professional feel and features a flexible office layout, as well as an elegant high-ceiling lobby area. Santa Clarita, California has been labeled as the “Most Business-Friendly City in Los Angeles” by LAEDC and some of the city’s chief industries include aerospace manufacturing, biomedical engineering, technological development, and booming entertainment industry (City of Santa Clarita Economic Development, 2020). This project was designed by Scale(s) Lab Architects, a Los Angeles based firm that specializes in mixed-use and retail spaces. It is clear that this design is no exception to their motto of striving to “enhance and elevate spatial qualities and experiences”(scaleslab.com). Longboard products are incorporated into many healthcare facility designs due to being free of volatile organic compounds (VOC), manufactured with chrome-free processes, 100% non-combustible, and 100% recyclable. Furthermore, since the products are created with AAMA 2604/2605 certified powder coating, the durability of the products makes them a great option for both the interior and exterior of any healthcare building.

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