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The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) specifications provide several industry standards that are there to help the installer obtain good site conditions.
Chuck Fowke, chairman of the National Association of Home Builders and a custom home builder from Tampa, Florida, issued a statement after the U.S. Department of Labor issued its final independent contractor rule.
NAC Products, Inc., the company that introduced the flooring industry to ECB® and crack isolation membrane technology, has earned the “Clean Air GOLD Certification of Building Products,” from Intertek.
All across the U.S., there are thousands upon thousands of beautiful, high-quality, and long-lasting tile installations which should be highlighted as examples of the work done by qualified labor as included in the TCNA Handbook. However, when the very sad examples of extremely poor work are seen, they should be reviewed and presented as a learning tool for the tile placer who needs to improve his or her skills.
The Carpet and Rug Institute (CRI) standards provide detailed principles and guidelines for carpet installation and should be viewed as the minimum requirements for all carpet installations.
In order to deliver an eye-pleasing tile installation, the tile mechanic needs to follow all the tile industry standards and best practices when possible. One of these requirements calls for the tile to be centered and balanced.