Dome Friendly Polyurethane Foam Applicators and Suppliers List

Monolithic • Published March 24, 2009 2:11pm • Professionals

FOAM APPLICATORS

South Industries, Inc.

Andrew South & Randy South
910 Twin Butte Rd, Menan, ID 83434
208/754-4422
Fax 208/754-4433
[email protected]

^{Randy South, one of the original inventors of the Monolithic dome process, with Andrew and several of his other six sons now custom building domes as a family business. Certainly qualified after inventing and perfecting many of the standard practices used in the construction of domes of all sizes all over the world. WORLDWIDE.}

Monolithic Constructors, Inc.

Mike South & Gary Clark
177 Dome Park Place, Italy, Texas 76651
972/483-7423
[email protected]

^{When it comes to foaming, Monolithic has both the experience and the expertise. That experience dates back to 1970 when David South, president of Monolithic, first saw polyurethane foam and began thinking about its potential as a construction material and super insulator. The expertise comes from more than 30 years of designing and constructing Monolithic Dome homes, schools, churches, sport facilities, bulk storages and various other structures for both private and public use.}

FOAM SUPPLY COMPANIES

Foametix, Inc.

100 Enterprise Drive Cartersville, GA 30120 |
800-FOAMETIX
Fax 770/607-0334
[email protected]
www.foametix.com

Volatile Free

Dieter Pollak
19500 Janacek Court Brookfield, WI 53045
262-787-0400
[email protected]
www.volatilefree.com

NCFI Polyurethanes

Steve Loftis
P.O. Box 1528 Mount Airy, NC 27030
800/346-8229
Fax 336/789-9586
www.ncfi.com

^{Plants in Mount Airy, NC and Salt Lake City, UT. Sales are service nationwide.}

SWD Urethane Company

Ron Whipple
222 South Date Street, Mesa, AZ 85201
480-969-8413 x24
Fax 480-461-6926
Toll Free 800/828-1394
[email protected]
www.swdurethance.com

Isotech International

Ali Johnson and William McNiff
P.O. Box 1249 Canton, GA 30114
800/234-6300
770/479-9174
[email protected]

^{Custom polyurethane and polyurea formulations, specializing in meeting customers product specifications and critical processing parameters with technically advanced systems to provide winning polyurethane solutions to complex manufacturing requirements. The company has developed and manufactured a wide range of custom polyurethane formulations for more than 25 years.}

Gaco Western, Inc.

Adam Sheaf
P.O. Box 236 Pineville, MO 64856
880/295-8237
[email protected]
www.gaco.com

CPI – Construction Polymers, Inc.

Randy Kugler
284 Seventh Street NW Barberton, OH 44203
330/861-5200
877/274-2100
www.cpifoam.com

^{Spray foam rigs.}

Demilec USA LLC

Dave Lall
2925 Galleria Drive Arlington, TX 76011
817/640-4900
[email protected]
www.sealection500.com

^{We have supplied the spray foam chemicals to construct many domes during the past few years. We also offer GRACO/GUSMER equipment and spare parts. USA, CANADA and Far East}

BASF Corporation

Armand Gonsoulin
10700 Gungrove Drive Austin, TX 78750
800/265-5471
800/322-2333
Additional Information: 512/258-2740
[email protected]
www.basf.com

Utah Foam Products, Inc.

Bruce Wilson
3609 South 700 West, Salt Lake City, UT 84119
801/269-0600
801/269-0620
[email protected]
www.utahfoam.com

Dow CIG North America

4520 E. Ashman Street
 9008 Building
 Midland, Michigan 48642  
800/441-4369
 989/832-1542

Huntsman Corporation

Andrew Stuchlik 
10003 Woodloch Forest Drive 
The Woodlands, Texas 77380
[email protected]
888/868-5497
281/719-6000 

Quadrant Urethane Technologies

200 Industrial Blvd.
McKinney, Texas 75069
866/547-7163
[email protected]

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Some friends of Monolithic own a rental house in Milford, Texas, that was in dire need of some attention to the Airform. The house is about 20 years old, and the Airform has never been coated. Over the years, UV and weather damage has left the polyurethane foam exposed and blistering. A great way to renovate the exterior of a Monolithic Dome Home like this one is to patch the Airform and install a synthetic stucco coating.

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