Project and Facilities Managers need efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and minimal disruption for successful renovation projects. While many still use traditional drywall, its hidden costs and inefficiencies are becoming clear. As a result, more professionals now turn to temporary wall systems.
8 Ways to Reduce Downtime With Temporary Construction Walls
The longer a construction project takes, the higher its cost. While large-scale jobs require time, there are effective ways to cut downtime and boost profitability. One simple yet impactful solution? Temporary construction walls.
How Our Temporary Construction Walls Boost Project Profitability
Renovations can be disruptive—noise, dust, delays—it’s enough to frustrate contractors, building occupants, and budgets alike. But what if there was a faster, cleaner, and more profitable way to contain dust and debris on jobsites? Enter high-quality temporary wall systems. Beyond containing dust and noise, these reusable temporary construction walls are improving jobsite efficiency and unlocking… Read more »
Safety and Security: Why Temporary Construction Walls Are Ideal for Your Project
When you think of prefabricated temporary wall systems, it’s usually with containment in mind – a way to quickly manage the construction dust and debris common to active job sites. Key advantages of temporary construction walls include quick and easy set-up that requires less labor, and the chance to improve project profitability because these systems are… Read more »
How ICRA Barriers Keep Healthcare Renovations Safe and Disruption-Free
Healthcare construction projects demand safety and minimal disruption, especially in environments where patient care is a priority. ICRA barriers play a crucial role by maintaining cleanliness and containing airborne contaminants. Outdated solutions like plastic sheeting and drywall fall short in these settings, allowing dust and pathogens to escape.
ICRA Barriers: Safeguarding Critical Spaces in Healthcare Facilities
Infection control during hospital construction is non-negotiable. To safeguard patients and staff, healthcare facilities must use reliable ICRA barriers to contain dust and debris effectively. These barriers are critical in areas like operating rooms, ICUs, NICUs, burn units, and sterile processing departments, where safety is a top priority during renovations.
Cleaner & Greener: How Temporary Wall Systems Advance Sustainability
STARC’s impact to date? Over 160,000 yd3 of single-use drywall waste saved… and counting In today’s construction industry, sustainability is paramount. Traditional methods—characterized by high waste, significant carbon emissions, and excessive resource consumption—pose considerable environmental challenges. In response, architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) firms are increasingly embracing innovative, eco-friendly practices. At the forefront of this transformative shift… Read more »
3 Tough Jobsite Challenges Solved With Temporary Construction Walls
Installing temporary construction walls may not be the most exciting part of an occupied renovation, but it plays a crucial role in project success. Small decisions—like managing construction dust, noise, and debris—often determine how smoothly the work proceeds. When the job demands flexibility or special accommodations, temporary walls can be a game-changer. Let’s explore how… Read more »
Top 5 Customer Questions About the FireblockWall Temporary Wall System
When FireblockWall™ launched in 2021, it offered a groundbreaking reusable, one-hour fire-rated temporary wall system. As the first of its kind, it redefined temporary construction walls for the industry.
Smarter Renovations Start with Temporary Construction Walls
Drywall dominates the construction industry due to its practical applications in commercial renovations and remodeling. Project Managers often budget for drywall to section off areas on job sites, allowing businesses to continue operations. However, these budgets frequently overlook the expense of disposing of drywall debris after the project ends.