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Single-Skin Metal Siding: Performance & Installation Considerations
Description
This course provides an overview of material inputs and performance attributes of architectural single-skin metal siding and the product testing, specification, and installation considerations that impact project requirements. Learn how quality material and product attributes contribute to a successful single-skin metal project.
Course Objectives:
- Understand material inputs and performance attributes for architectural single-skin metal siding.
- Learn the environmental impact and sustainability of single-skin metal siding.
- Understand the types of single-skin metal siding and the specification considerations related to installation.
- Learn the design and installation considerations that facilitate a successful single-skin metal siding solution.
AIA CES Learning Units:
1.0 AIA/CES Learning Units/HSW/SD Earned credits are based on attendance and are updated upon completion of the webinar.
Speaker Bio: Jeffrey Medeiros
Jeff Medeiros is the architectural representative for AEP Span and is a licensed contractor who has been supporting architects in California for more than 15 years.
Jeff can spec-write, assist in detail drawing, and aid in product selection or any aspect of the design-build process from initial design to complete bid-ready documents. He's fluent in building code, bid laws, and contract code. He provides architects with a full range of services from conception through bid. He holds various degrees, including law and society from UC Santa Barbara, Japanese from Waseda University in Tokyo, and he attended McGeorge School of Law in Sacramento.
He’s fluent in all types of roofing systems, including built-up and torch-applied hot and cold process restoration coatings such as silicone urethanes and acrylics single ply roofing, and all forms of metal applications, including roof wall coping and soffit as well as flashing trim. Jeff moved to AEP Span roughly 6 years ago after spending years with a competitor and plans to stay on through retirement.
