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How to Get the Most Value From Scrap Metal Recycling From Demolition Projects
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Posted by scrapmetal on Sep 09, 2008 | 1634 Reads
How to Get the Most Value From Scrap Metal Recycling From Demolition Projects - by Damon Kozul, PE, CHMMDemolition (also known as wrecking or razing) can be a large source of scrap metals depending on the type of item, structure or faciluity being de...
Category: Diversion
Posted by scrapmetal on Sep 09, 2008 | 1634 Reads
How to Get the Most Value From Scrap Metal Recycling From Demolition Projects - by Damon Kozul, PE, CHMMDemolition (also known as wrecking or razing) can be a large source of scrap metals depending on the type of item, structure or faciluity being de...
"New" Floor Made From 60-Yerar-Old Army Barracks
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Posted by gcouch on Dec 17, 2003 | 1891 Reads
addresses many problems MADISON, Wis. -- The newest addition to the research-demonstration house at the Forest Products Laboratory (FPL) in Madison is also the oldest. FPL’s carpenters recently installed a wood floor in one of the house’s four ...
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Posted by gcouch on Dec 17, 2003 | 1891 Reads
addresses many problems MADISON, Wis. -- The newest addition to the research-demonstration house at the Forest Products Laboratory (FPL) in Madison is also the oldest. FPL’s carpenters recently installed a wood floor in one of the house’s four ...
Materials Saved from the Landfill put to Good Use!
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Posted by ellie on Nov 18, 2003 | 2272 Reads
On Saturday, November 15, Habitat for Humanity in Charlotte County hosted a sale of items that had been retreived from the Southwest Land Developers in Punta Gorda. Items such as doors, plywood, 2x4's, buckets of nails, rolls of tarpaper, roofing shingles...
Category: Diversion
Posted by ellie on Nov 18, 2003 | 2272 Reads
On Saturday, November 15, Habitat for Humanity in Charlotte County hosted a sale of items that had been retreived from the Southwest Land Developers in Punta Gorda. Items such as doors, plywood, 2x4's, buckets of nails, rolls of tarpaper, roofing shingles...
