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David Mistler, CEMCO’s Firestop Product Manager joined us to give a preview of his webinar, “Next-Generation Firestopping for Building Joints”. Listen in as David talks about some of the biggest shortcomings of traditional field-applied firestop methods in building joint design today, and how evolving building codes and special inspection requirements have changed the way architects approach joint firestopping specifications.
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