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MEDIAKIT2020

Success starts with IFAI.

Keith EismannVice President at Keder Solutions

member since 2010

Invaluable to Our Marketing StrategyKeder Solutions is thrilled with the

exposure and growth we have received from advertising with IFAI including

print magazines, digital newsletters and IFAI Expo sponsorship opportunities.

Marc ShellshearGeneral Manager at Value Vinyls

member since 1988

A Profitable InvestmentIFAI publications represent Value Vinyls to the industry, and advertising in them is a profitable investment.

Keith Eismann

Marc Shellshear

IFAI Media Opportunities 2

Specialty Fabrics Review 4

Advanced Textiles Source 8

Fabric Architecture 10

Geosynthetics 12

InTents 14

Marine Fabricator 16

Specifications 18

IFAI Expo 20

Other IFAI Events 22

Membership 24

Special Opportunities 25

Contact Us 26

Contents

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Print IFAI’s print publications have long been flagships in their respective industries—heralded around the world for their content. Our readers are leaders within their businesses. They influence purchase decisions, seek out new products and suppliers and use IFAI publications to find solutions to problems.

Our readers are loyal, decision-making business professionals from across the global industrial, specialty and advanced fabrics marketplaces.

DigitalIFAI websites and e-newsletters offer effective, low-cost ways to drive interest in your products. Our websites provide sought-after, quality information on trends, case studies and applications that can help you reinforce your brand. Stay top-of-mind and generate leads through our growing digital opportunities and audience. Sponsor digital content, become a thought leader.

Industrial Fabrics Association International (IFAI) is the largest worldwide association for the industrial, specialty and advanced textiles industry, with members in more than 60 countries. Its brands—Specialty Fabrics Review, Geosynthetics magazine, Marine Fabricator, Fabric Architecture, Advanced Textiles Source and InTents magazine—produce and distribute premium content across multiple platforms.

Connect with IFAI and you’ll connect your business with thousands of textiles professionals from around the world who trust and rely on the information provided by the IFAI editorial staff and contributors.

IFAI delivers content, news, trend data and solutions to thousands of readers in print, digital and in-person conferences and shows.

IFAI’s multichannel platform offers numerous ways to connect with key decision makers through print, digital media and in-person events.

IFAI—Your Gateway to the Textiles Industry

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SPORTStougher textiles

THREAD, YARN,

TECHNOLOGY

for sustainable

performance and comfort

2019

STATE OF THE

INDUSTRY

11 key markets

Shane Cossette keeps TRS Industries

growing

and innovating with the right fabrics, the right

installations and the right people.

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A strong SERVE

Paul Aumento relies on both employees and customers

to keep Creative Textile Solutions a responsive,

market-driven, value-added manufacturer.

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FROM CUSTOM TO CUSTOMER

New technologies, new techniques, new fabrics,

new marketing, new markets and customers that

want custom quality fast—where are the growth

areas, and how do you stay on top of them?

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WORKING INNOVATION

unique approaches

URBAN RENEWALthe social fabric

WOMEN’S WORKbecoming an industry leader

Melynda Norman-Lee builds on a strong

foundation to keep customers involved

and stay focused on the big picture

for J J L Events Inc.

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CRAFTING

Emilio Petrongolo describesa typical work day at Ombrasole

as being in a “continuous creation mode,” focusing on custom

quality and innovation.

ONE OF A KINDplanning for profi ts

PERFORMANCEWITH STYLE

up-to-date upholstery

2019SPECIALTY

FABRICS SHOWCASE

PART 1

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EventsIFAI is the leading operator of business-to-business trade shows serving the industrial, specialty and advanced textiles industries. Our trade shows, conferences, workshops and webinars span the textiles marketplace, offering attendees and exhibitors the opportunity to pick the experience that best suits their needs. From intimate conferences focusing on education to large-scale exhibit halls focusing on providing the latest products and innovations, IFAI offers a variety of display and sponsorship options geared to help you get your sales message in front of qualified textiles professionals.

ABOUT IFAI

Industrial Fabrics Association International (IFAI) is a not-for-profit trade association comprised of member companies representing the entire specialty fabrics/technical textiles industry, a world market estimated at $147 billion in 2019.

Supporting more than 1,600 member companies in 13 market niches, IFAI produces the largest industry trade show in the Americas, provides industry news and information via trade magazines, digital publications and buyer’s guides and provides education and advocacy on behalf of member companies.

IFAI invests all profits generated by magazines, websites and trade shows back into the industry to support member programming.

IFAI PRESIDENT/CEO

Steve Schiffman+1 651 225 [email protected]

SOCIALMEDIA

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Ammey FrankMarketing Communications Supervisor at Seaman Corp.

member since 1962

Getting the Most Out of Our Advertising PlanAs a 50+ year member of IFAI, Seaman Corporation has counted on IFAI magazines to deliver our message and reach potential customers. We appreciate the multiple offerings available to the wide range of customers we service.

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1⁄2 island $2,925 $3,375 $3,900 $4,350 $3,875

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SpecialtyFabricsReview.com

E-Newsletter

13,000 CIRCULATION

32,720 READERSHIP

Read or look at ads100%

Are owners, CEOs or upper management97%

97%

77%

Read for new products and services

Keep and refer to past issues

Make or influence decisions90%

Read all of the last 4 issues71%

Pass on their copy of Specialty Fabrics Review to someone else to read

77%

Either visit the company website, email or call the company when interested in a product advertised

88%

2019 READER SURVEY

DIVISIONS REPRESENTEDAdvanced Textiles Products DivisionEquipment DivisionFabric Graphics AssociationFabric Structures AssociationGeosynthetic Materials AssociationIFAI CanadaIFAI JapanIFAI New Zealand (OFPANZ)Makers DivisionMarine Fabricators AssociationMilitary DivisionNarrow Fabrics InstituteProfessional Awning Manufacturers AssociationTent Rental DivisionTarp AssociationU.S. Industrial Fabrics Institute

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF

EXPO Sept. 26–29, 2017 | New Orleans, LA USA Education day Oct. 26 | Show days Oct. 27–29IFAIEXPO.COM

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Source: 2019 IFAI Reader Survey conducted July 2019

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Specialty Fabrics ReviewTHE INDUSTRY IN PRINT

Specialty Fabrics Review is the voice of Industrial Fabrics Association

International, the one magazine that covers the entire industry.

Editorial content ranges from news, industry events, new products,

the latest high-tech fabrics and applications, to case studies, regular

columns focusing on advanced textiles, important industry business

trends and international applications; feature articles that bring

together industry opinions from dozens of different markets to highlight

important industry issues we’re all facing, today and tomorrow.

With each year’s editorial calendar—and with each issue—Specialty

Fabrics Review’s goals are to hold an industry-wide conversation,

focusing on technology, innovation and communication. We do this by:

• Helping our readers do their jobs better and make their

companies more profitable.

• Giving our readers practical information about products and markets

that might be open to them—and how to succeed in those markets.

• Showing industry suppliers who their customers are, what’s

important to them and where the growth areas are.


Jolene MeeseGeneral Manager at Snyder Mfg.

member since 1965

Advertising in Specialty Fabrics Review enables us to connect directly with new and current customers in the industry to share information about our products and innovative technology. The IFAI team is supportive and a pleasure to work with.

Editorial Calendar

Custom Products

28%

23%18%

12%

11%

Advanced Textiles/Smart Textile Products

AwningsCanopies

Signs

Structures/Enclosures/Shelters 4%

Academic 4%

Marine Products

READER PROFILEREADER PROFILEFor a more detailed audience breakdown, contact your IFAI Sales Representative.

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SPECIALTY FABRICS REVIEW EDITORIAL CALENDAREditorial calendar and bonus distribution subject to change.

January February March April May Buyer’s Guide June July August September October Expo Guide November December

Ad Close Nov. 17, 2019 Dec. 17, 2019 Jan. 17, 2020 Feb. 17, 2020 March 17, 2020 March 17, 2020 April 17, 2020 May 17, 2020 June 17, 2020 July 17, 2020 Aug. 17, 2020 Aug. 17, 2020 Sept. 17, 2020 Oct. 17, 2020

Materials Due Dec. 3, 2019 Jan. 3, 2020 Feb. 3, 2020 March 3, 2020 April 3, 2020 April 3, 2020 May 3, 2020 June 3, 2020 July 3, 2020 Aug. 3, 2020 Sept. 3, 2020 Sept. 3, 2020 Oct. 3, 2020 Nov. 3, 2020

Issue HighlightWomen in the Textile Industry

Inflatables: Structural Air

2020 Buyer’s Guide

A comprehensive directory of suppliers, including thousands of products across the entire supply chain.

Categories include fibers, fabrics and film; hardware, findings and accessories; chemicals, coatings and compounds; equipment and tools; services to manufacturers; and end products.

State of the Industry 2020

Problem Solvers: Equipment

IFAI Expo 2020 Show Preview

IFAI Expo 2020 Show Issue

IFAI Expo 2020 Show Guide

A complete guide to education, exhibits and important events at IFAI Expo 2020, Indianapolis, IN USA.

IFAI Expo will be celebrating its 100th show in Indianapolis. Join us!

Report: IFAI Expo 2020: 100 Years and Counting

Product FocusSpecialty Fabrics Showcase, Part 1

Specialty Fabrics Showcase, Part 2

IFAI Expo 2020 Exhibitor Product Preview

On The Cover

Perspective: Industry leaders discuss leadership principles, industry trends, management strategies and operational excellence.




Features

Fabrics in Entertainment; Screens, Shades and Shutters

Interactive Textiles; Retractable Retrospective; Selling/Taking Over a Family Business

Growth Strategies; Wide-Format Printing

The New Workforce; Innovative Shade Solutions

Metalworking and Framing; Performance Testing

Protecting Structures with Fabric; Automation/Industry 4.0;

Protecting People with Fabric; Software Solutions

Outdoor Fabrics: Streetscapes; Exhibits: The Art of Display

Indoor Fabrics: Design and Decor; Hardware and Accessories

A Brief History of IFAI Expo; the Military Market; Workflow and Production Efficiency

Sustainability: Internal and External; Fabrics in Recreation; Tarps and Truck Covers

Marine Fabrication; Tenting for Sporting Events

Advanced Textiles

New developments, standardization and commercializing engineered textiles. New developments, standardization and commercializing engineered textiles.

New developments, standardization and commercializing engineered textiles.


Markets Inflatables Awnings and Canopies

Fabric Graphics Shade Structures Narrow Fabrics Fabric Structures

Equipment Marine Fabrication

Makers: The Workforce

Military Tarps and Truck Covers

Tents and Tent Rental

Business

Management and operational advice from the experts






World ViewsIndustry trends and applications around the world

Industry trends and applications around the world





Swatches

Innovative case studies, fabric and fiber developments, unique applications, industry news, company news, people: a quick look at what’s happening in the industry.

Innovative case studies, fabric and fiber developments, unique applications, industry news, company news, people.



Resources New products, calendar of events, IFAI Expo 2020: celebrating 100 years. New products, calendar of events, IFAI Expo 2020: celebrating 100 years.

New products, calendar of events, IFAI Expo 2020: celebrating 100 years.


Bonus Distribution

Women in Textiles Summit 2020

International Sign Association Expo 2020

Outlook® Conference 2020

Fabricators Conference and Showcase –Spring 2020

OFPANZ 2020 Conference

Research, Innovation & Science for Engineered Fabrics (RISE) 2020 (INDA)

IFAI Expo 2020

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SUBSCRIBE at SpecialtyFabricsReview.com COMPANY DIRECTORY

2019 BUYER’S GUIDEThe complete textile industry product & service guide

PRODUCT DIRECTORY Fabrics, Fibers & Films Chemicals, Coatings & Compounds Hardware, Findings & Accessories Equipment & Tools Services to Manufacturers End Products

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Articles in Specialty Fabrics Review are assigned three months before publication date. If you are interested in being a contributor, please contact us four months in advance.

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Jonathan PalmerCEO at Autometrix Inc.

member since 2003

IFAI’s publications provide high quality, educational content to their readers. Each time someone picks up one of their magazines, they’re doing so to educate themselves about trends within the industry, and it’s someone with that mindset that we want to be in front of. To make it even better, we’re able to work with IFAI to tailor our advertising efforts to specific audiences within specific industries throughout the year.


January February March April May Buyer’s Guide June July August September October Expo Guide November December

Ad Close Nov. 17, 2019 Dec. 17, 2019 Jan. 17, 2020 Feb. 17, 2020 March 17, 2020 March 17, 2020 April 17, 2020 May 17, 2020 June 17, 2020 July 17, 2020 Aug. 17, 2020 Aug. 17, 2020 Sept. 17, 2020 Oct. 17, 2020

Materials Due Dec. 3, 2019 Jan. 3, 2020 Feb. 3, 2020 March 3, 2020 April 3, 2020 April 3, 2020 May 3, 2020 June 3, 2020 July 3, 2020 Aug. 3, 2020 Sept. 3, 2020 Sept. 3, 2020 Oct. 3, 2020 Nov. 3, 2020

Issue HighlightWomen in the Textile Industry

Inflatables: Structural Air

2020 Buyer’s Guide

A comprehensive directory of suppliers, including thousands of products across the entire supply chain.

Categories include fibers, fabrics and film; hardware, findings and accessories; chemicals, coatings and compounds; equipment and tools; services to manufacturers; and end products.

State of the Industry 2020

Problem Solvers: Equipment

IFAI Expo 2020 Show Preview

IFAI Expo 2020 Show Issue

IFAI Expo 2020 Show Guide

A complete guide to education, exhibits and important events at IFAI Expo 2020, Indianapolis, IN USA.

IFAI Expo will be celebrating its 100th show in Indianapolis. Join us!

Report: IFAI Expo 2020: 100 Years and Counting

Product FocusSpecialty Fabrics Showcase, Part 1

Specialty Fabrics Showcase, Part 2

IFAI Expo 2020 Exhibitor Product Preview

On The Cover





Features

Fabrics in Entertainment; Screens, Shades and Shutters

Interactive Textiles; Retractable Retrospective; Selling/Taking Over a Family Business

Growth Strategies; Wide-Format Printing

The New Workforce; Innovative Shade Solutions

Metalworking and Framing; Performance Testing

Protecting Structures with Fabric; Automation/Industry 4.0;

Protecting People with Fabric; Software Solutions

Outdoor Fabrics: Streetscapes; Exhibits: The Art of Display

Indoor Fabrics: Design and Decor; Hardware and Accessories

A Brief History of IFAI Expo; the Military Market; Workflow and Production Efficiency

Sustainability: Internal and External; Fabrics in Recreation; Tarps and Truck Covers

Marine Fabrication; Tenting for Sporting Events

Advanced Textiles

New developments, standardization and commercializing engineered textiles. New developments, standardization and commercializing engineered textiles.



Markets Inflatables Awnings and Canopies

Fabric Graphics Shade Structures Narrow Fabrics Fabric Structures

Equipment Marine Fabrication

Makers: The Workforce

Military Tarps and Truck Covers

Tents and Tent Rental

Business







World ViewsIndustry trends and applications around the world






Swatches





Resources New products, calendar of events, IFAI Expo 2020: celebrating 100 years. New products, calendar of events, IFAI Expo 2020: celebrating 100 years.



Bonus Distribution

Women in Textiles Summit 2020

International Sign Association Expo 2020

Outlook® Conference 2020

Fabricators Conference and Showcase –Spring 2020

OFPANZ 2020 Conference

Research, Innovation & Science for Engineered Fabrics (RISE) 2020 (INDA)

IFAI Expo 2020

http://SpecialtyFabricsReview.com

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ADVANCED TEXTILES SOURCE EDITORIAL CALENDAREditorial calendar and bonus distribution subject to change.

January

Polymer research and new textile technologies

June

Improved textile applications for first responders

October

How textile products help to manage health challenges

March

Advanced textiles role in the broadening field of space travel

April

The importance of sports and fitness markets in high-tech textiles

July

Today’s hot topics in the larger sustainability picture

November

Smart fabric technologies in homes, buildings, architecture

August

The 3D printing revolution’s impact on textiles

December

Advanced Textiles Conference and IFAI Expo reports

February

International trade issues: the impact on the AT industry

May

Maneuvering through government regulations for new products

September

Conductive fibers and yarns

AdvancedTextilesSource.com


E-Newsletter

DIVISIONS REPRESENTEDAdvanced Textiles ProductsNarrow Fabrics InstituteMilitary DivisionU.S. Industrial Fabrics Institute

Are owners, purchasing, R&D, operations managers, product designers

95%



Pass on their issue of Advanced Textiles Source e-newsletter to someone else

86%


86%

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TECHNICAL TEXTILE MARKETS REPRESENTED

2019 READER SURVEY

8,975 CIRCULATION

16,706 READERSHIP

89% Read or look at ads


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Advanced Textiles SourceTechnical textiles professionals rely on Advanced

Textiles Source, the official publication of

Advanced Textiles Products (ATP), a division

of IFAI, for the latest product, technological

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FABRIC ARCHITECTURE EDITORIAL CALENDAREditorial calendar and bonus distribution subject to change.

2019 READER SURVEY

5,500 CIRCULATION

18,560 READERSHIP

Read or looked at ads100%

Are owners, architects, contractors or designers97%

Read for new products and services96%


Specify products for their business93%


88%

DIVISIONS REPRESENTEDFabric Structures AssociationProfessional Awning Manufacturers Association

Specifier’s Guide, April 2020 featuring Shade and Weather Protection

Ad Close: Feb. 15, 2020 Materials Due: March 1, 2020

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READER PROFILEFor a more detailed audience breakdown, contact your IFAI Sales Representative.

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Architects Designers

10%

Contractors/Engineers/Specifiers

3%

Schools/Libraries

35%

Shade, Structures & Enclosures

Manufacturers


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Fabric ArchitectureFabric Architecture inspires and

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material. Each e-newsletter contains

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the official online publication of

the Fabric Structures Association

(FSA) and the Professional Awning

Manufacturers Association (PAMA),

divisions of IFAI.FabricArchitectureMag.com

E-Newsletter

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Marc ShellshearGeneral Manager at Value Vinyls

member since 1988

We have had great success with both the digital and print formats of advertising, with an uptick in our website and internal sales activities.

http://FabricArchitectureMag.com

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GEOSYNTHETICS ADVERTISEMENT RATESPrices are subject to change.

14,000 CIRCULATION

31,475 READERSHIP

Read or looked at ads and 38% read or looked at 6 or more100%

Are owners, engineers or project managers88%


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89%

DIVISION REPRESENTEDGeosynthetic Materials Association

2019 READER SURVEY


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33%

Civil Engineers

27%

Other Engineers

11%

Government Agency

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21%

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Landscape Architects


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GEOSYNTHETICS EDITORIAL CALENDAREditorial calendar and bonus distribution subject to change.

GeosyntheticsGeosynthetics magazine delivers

technical content on practical

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academics and installers rely on.

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content geared to arm readers with

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their projects forward. Geosynthetics

magazine is the official publication of

the Geosynthetic Materials Association

(GMA), a division of IFAI.

GeosyntheticsMagazine.com

E-Newsletter

Carl BacaDirector of Strategic Marketing at Owens Corning

member since 2017

Geosynthetics magazine has been a valuable method to announce our entry into the industry and the benefits we deliver. It’s very efficient in reaching key influencers and decision makers.

Dec. 2019/Jan. 2020 Feb./Mar. April/May June/July Aug./Sept. Oct./Nov.

Ad Close Oct. 17, 2019 Dec. 17, 2019 Feb. 17, 2020 April 17, 2020 June 17, 2020 Aug. 17, 2020

Materials Due Nov. 3, 2019 Jan. 3, 2020 March 3, 2020 May 3, 2020 July 3, 2020 Sept. 3, 2020

Features

Specifier’s Guide

The indispensable industry guide for specifying geosynthetic products, applications and services.

Reinforcement; Erosion Control; Premier Product Showcase

Shoreline and Water Protection; Pavement; Liners and Caps

Walls, Embankments and Slopes; Infrastructure; Landfills

Coal Ash; Hydraulic Applications; Containment

Drainage; Transportation; Bridges

The GMA Techline Technical questions answered by a leading geosynthetics expert

Industry News Geosynthetics news and notes from around the world

Geosynthetics Conference Watch

The latest news about the next Geosynthetics Conference

GMA News News and happenings from the Geosynthetic Materials Association

IGS-NA news News and happenings from IGS North America

GSI News News and happenings from the Geosynthetic Institute

Bonus Distribution

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Geosynthetics Conference 2020: Case Studies

GMA Lobby Day 2020 Waste Containment System Design Seminar

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10,000 CIRCULATION

30,000 READERSHIP


Are owners, managers, caterers and event planners95%





Pass on their issue of InTents to someone else85%


92%

2019 READER SURVEY

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INTENTS EDITORIAL CALENDAREditorial calendar and bonus distribution subject to change

InTentsThe magazine the tent rental industry

relies on, InTents reports the need-

to-know information for tent rental

professionals. InTents editors track

ideas and trends as they develop so

readers stay one step ahead of the

competition while keeping a keen

eye on safety. InTents magazine is

the official publication of the Tent

Rental Division (TRD) and Tarp

Association (TA), divisions of IFAI.

Proudly serving the tent/party rental

industry for a span of three decades.

InTentsMag.com

E-Newsletter

Kara LongmireCo-President/CEO at Alert Management Systems

member since 2019

When we were deciding whether to advertise with IFAI, we went straight to the people who know best —our clients! They told us that InTents magazine is the premium magazine in the tent rental industry and is well-read. Getting our message to the right audience is difficult, and IFAI makes it easy.

Dec. 2019/Jan. 2020 Feb./Mar. April/May June/July Aug./Sept. Oct./Nov.

Ad Close Oct. 17, 2019 Dec. 17, 2019 Feb. 17, 2020 April 17, 2020 June 17, 2020 Aug. 17, 2020

Materials Due Nov. 3, 2019 Jan. 3, 2020 March 3, 2020 May 3, 2020 July 3, 2020 Sept. 3, 2020

Features

Domes and Inflatables Market; Tent Graphics; Premier Product Showcase Part 2

Buyer’s Guide

The complete source that tent rental professionals turn to when making purchasing decisions.Includes Supplier Spotlights: An in-depth look at the industry’s suppliers.

Tenting for Music Festivals; Taking Over a Family Business; Reader’s Choice Awards

Wedding Trends; Restroom Trailers for Tent Rental; Labor and Hiring Strategies

Case Studies: Tough Installations; Maintaining Equipment; Ballast Handling

Event Furniture; Site Evaluations 101; Premier Product Showcase Part 1

News

Tent Conference preview, news briefs, industry news, IFAI and TRD news

Tent Conference report, news briefs, industry news, IFAI and TRD news

News briefs, industry news, IFAI and TRD news, Tent Expo update

Events

Showcase project, installation spotlight, design spotlight and company profile

Showcase project, installation spotlight, design spotlight and company profile

Business Tips and techniques, safety, management

Tips and techniques, safety, management and new products

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Company directoryContact information, including the products and services each company offers.

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MARINE FABRICATOR EDITORIAL CALENDAREditorial calendar and bonus distribution subject to change

Marine FabricatorCelebrating its 25th year with a

fresh, new design, Marine Fabricator

delivers valuable craftsmanship

techniques and how-to information

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information. The Buyer’s Guide

provides readers with a convenient

year-round resource for making

buying choices. Marine Fabricator is

the official publication of the Marine

Fabricators Association (MFA), a

division of IFAI.

E-Newsletter

MarineFabricatorMag.com

Steve FredricksonSales Director at Sattler Corp.

member since 2006

Marine Fabricator has been a key vehicle in reinforcing our ongoing relationships in the vital industry of marine fabricators. We see a very solid ROI when we invest in ongoing advertising campaigns.

Jan./Feb. March/April May/June July/Aug. Sept./Oct. Nov./Dec.

Ad Close Nov. 17, 2019 Jan. 17, 2020 March 17, 2020 May 17, 2020 July 17, 2020 Sept. 17, 2020

Materials Due Dec. 3, 2019 Feb. 3, 2020 April 3, 2020 June 3, 2020 Aug. 3, 2020 Oct. 3, 2020

Features

MFA Time Standards; The Streamlined Shop: Products and Processes to Organize Your Workspace and Workflow; Fabricator Profile

MFA Excellence Awards; Trends in Marine Flooring and Fabric; Side Hustles that Turn Lucrative

Equipment and Tool Product Showcase; Innovative Shade Solutions; Balancing Act: Making a Family-run Business Work

Tool and Machine Repairs and Upgrades; Growth Strategies; A Century of Success: NECPA Turns 100

Full Cover Techniques; Metalworking and Frame Bending; 2D/3D Software Solutions

Buyer’s Guide

A complete product and service resource used throughout the year for buying decisions.Supplier Spotlights:An in-depth look at the industry’s suppliers.

Exterior “how-to” Flooring Fabrication Bimini Design U-zip with Flap Cockpit Covers Upholstery Patterning

Interior “how-to” Techniques and Tips

Business Liability protection and succession strategies

Customer service Pricing and estimating Hiring and training new employees

Project management techniques

New Products Products of interest to marine fabricators

News Industry and IFAI news

Bonus Distribution

Marine Fabricators Conference 2020

Specialised Textiles Association (STA) SpecTex 2020

IBEX 2020 (International Boatbuilders Exhibition and Conference)

IFAI Expo 2020

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File RequirementsFILE FORMAT > PDF/X-1A

• PDFs must be CMYK using SWOP standards. Convert all images to process color (RGB and spot colors are not accepted).

• Images should be 300 dpi at size used in ad.

• Use Type 1 or OpenType fonts only (no TrueType or font substitutions).

• Do not embed ICC Profiles in images.

• Preflight your file in Adobe Acrobat before uploading (use PDF/X-1A compliance) to check for errors.

• If your file does not pass our preflight program, we will return it to you with the preflight report to assist you in correcting the file.

Print Ad SizesAD SIZE WIDTH X HEIGHT

Live Trim Bleed

Two-page spread w/bleed 15.5" x 9.875" 16.5" x 10.875" 16.75" x 11.125"

Full page w/bleed 7.25" x 9.875" 8.25" x 10.875" 8.5" x 11.125"

1/2 horizontal spread w/bleed 15.5" x 4.9375" 16.5" x 5.4375" 16.75" x 5.5625"

2/3 vertical 4.5" x 10"

1/2 island 4.5" x 7.5"

1/2 horizontal 7" x 4.875"

1/3 horizontal 4.5" x 4.875"

1/3 vertical 2.125" x 10"

1/6 horizontal 4.5" x 2.375"

1/6 vertical 2.125" x 4.875"

Magazine trim size: 8.25” wide x 10.875” high

Space Close/Materials DueMONTH SPACE

CLOSEMATERIALS DUE

January Nov. 17 Dec. 3

February Dec. 17 Jan. 3

March Jan.17 Feb. 3

April Feb. 17 Mar. 3

May Mar. 17 Apr. 3

June Apr. 17 May 3

July May 17 Jun. 3

August Jun. 17 Jul. 3

September Jul. 17 Aug. 3

October Aug. 17 Sep. 3

November Sep. 17 Oct. 3

December Oct. 17 Nov. 3

Green = Live area Black = Trim Red = Bleed

2/3 vertical

1/2 Island

1/3 v

1/3 horiz

1/6 horiz

1/6 v 1/2 horiz

1/2 horizontal spread

Full Page2 page spread

Print Specifications

FOR TECHNICAL SUPPORT REGARDING ADS, CONTACT

Michelle CookAdvertising Digital Production Coordinator

+1 651 225 [email protected]

Make sure your display ad prints accurately by submitting high-quality print-ready files

UPLOAD YOUR FILES

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Digital Specifications

Digital Specs

LEADERBOARDMID-

RECTANGLEWIDE

SKYSCRAPER

Google Ad Manager

Google Ad Manager

Google Ad Manager

Ad Server GAM GAM GAM

Animated gif/jpg YES YES YES

HTML5 YES YES YES

Video YES YES YES

Third Party Tags YES YES YES

Max File Size 39k 39k 39k

Max Rotations of Animation

3 loops 3 loops 3 loops

Materials DueOne week prior to start date.

Digital Sizes

Websites Size (w x h)

Leaderboard/Footer 728 x 90 px

Wide skyscraper 160 x 600 px

Mid-rectangle 300 x 250 px

E-newsletters/ Digital Publications* Size

Leaderboard 600 x 90 px

Horizontal banner 600 x 90 px

* Static jpg is the only format accepted for e-newsletters/digital publications

Ensure your digital promotion functions correctly by providing properly formatted files.

All HTML5 creative must have an action script embedded in the code that allows DoubleClick to insert URL and track the clicks upon that ad.

In order to do this, the following script must be coded into the HTML5 ad in the areas that will be clickable:

For a Single Click Creative

on(release) { getURL(_level0.clickTAG, “_blank”); }

For a Multiple Click Creative First clickable area:

on(release) { getURL(_level0.clickTAG0, “_blank”); }

Second clickable area:


Third clickable area:


This can continue for as many clickable areas as you need. The URLs must be provided for each clickable area in a manner that enables the trafficking team to ensure that each area clicks to the right URL. DO NOT EMBED THE URL IN THE HTML5 CODE. This will make the ad nonfunctional within the Google Ad Manager server.

HTML5 Specs

• 30-second max animation for all creative• Creative must open in a new

browser window • 3 loop max animation in HTML5 ads • All sound and video must be

user-generated • Preferred frame rate of 15 frames

per second clickTAG Coding Instructions

Video Specifications

• Embedded video must be third-party served. • Pixel size: 300 x 250 px • Format of Video Asset: Unmuxed*

(AVI, MPEG, MOV, WMV, or FLV**) • Audio/Video Length: Videos should not exceed 30 seconds. • Animation Length: No animation allowed• 3rd Party Tracking: Allowed • Video Guidelines:

Scanned Mode (Progressive) CompressionL 30 fps (29.97 fps) Backup GIF or JPEG: for serving into browsers that

do not have Flash Player SWFs (or some type of comp file/storyboard) file(s):

To show us what the ad is supposed to do. Click Thru Window: New window Click Thru URL: Client must provide Custom Specs: Permission for host-initiated audio and

extended video or audio lengths beyond specifications require policy exceptions

*unmuxed = Dual tracks, one for video, one for audio so that they can be edited separately if necessary

** Please note we cannot resize or reencode FLV files Expandable Ad Units

All expandable ad units must be third-party served.

• User-initiated ONLY • No automation expansion—Expansion must occur on

mouseover and react upon mouseout • Clearly visible start/stop audio and visual controls• Prominent Close button required in upper right corner of ad

11 point font is recommended with verbage “Close X” • Audio/Video permitted—user-generated • Maximum frame rate of 25 fps • Interactive ads should auto-close after 7 seconds

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Geoff SenkoNational Sales Manager at MMI Textiles Inc.

member since 2001

At our first IFAI Expo, we had over 300 people come to our booth. It’s great to be able to sit with all of your customers and be able to chat at length. It’s constantly packed and it’s our best show of the year.

IFAI Expo 2020

90% of attendees use exhibitions as the #1 source of purchasing information.

Center for Exhibition Industry Research Canada24%

Asia37%

Middle East 2% Africa 2%

Australia &New Zealand

Mexico

Central & SouthAmerica

Europe 3%

9%

9%

14%

INTERNATIONAL ATTENDEES

International attendees represent more than 100 countries outside the U.S.

(represents 16% of total Expo attendance)

Marketing

Other Purchasing

President/Owner4%

5%

6%

10%

21%

26%

28% R&D Engineering

SalesProduction/Operations

ATTENDEE JOB TITLE

A global industry of textile companies unites at IFAI Expo 2020—the largest

display of specialty fabrics and technical textiles in North America. Join

more than 400 exhibitors offering fibers, yarns, equipment, fabric and

technology solutions for motivated buyers in Indianapolis, Indiana, Nov. 3–6,

2020. Decision makers and researchers from more than 100 countries attend

IFAI Expo to see the latest products and technologies, learn about industry trends,

network and build successful and confidential relationships with exhibitors.

Specialty FabricsIncluding Shade and Weather Protection

Traditional market suppliers from fabric, equipment and hardware to services needed to manufacture end products including retractable awnings, shade structures, canopies and motorized shade and weather solutions.

AUDIENCE: Other IFAI exhibitors, brands, product designers, end product manufacturers from nontraditional markets, landscape architects, pool and deck contractors, parks and recreation officials and other demographics interested in outdoor, shade and weather protection.

Advanced TextilesInnovative suppliers highlight partnerships throughout the supply chain in technical textiles markets including medical/health, automotive, electronics, military, safety/protective, performance/workwear and aerospace.

AUDIENCE: Brands, product designers, engineers, researchers, manufacturers from nontraditional markets, other IFAI exhibitors.Save the Date for Expo 2021

Nov. 1–4, 2021 | Nashville, TN USAMusic City Center

Nov. 3–6, 2020 | Indianapolis, IN USAIndiana Convention Center

IFAIexpo.com

Interested in exhibiting or sponsoring? Please see the back cover for contact information.

IFAI Expo is turning

100Join us in celebrating 100 years of textile innovations.

http://IFAIexpo.com

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2020 BASE EXHIBIT BOOTH RATES

Booth Size/Type Before March 30 After March 30

HEIGHT RESTRICTION 8 ft. (2.44m)

10’ x 10’ Standard (3.05m x 3.05m) $3,100 $3,340

10’ x 10’ Corner (3.05m x 3.05m) $3,355 $3,595

HEIGHT RESTRICTION varies, contact IFAI

10' x 20' Inline (3.05m x 6.1m) $6,200 $6,680

10' x 20' Corner (3.05m x 6.1m) $6,455 $6,935

10' x 20' Peninsula (3.05m x 6.1m) $6,965 $7,445

10’ x 20’ Island (3.05m x 6.1m) $7,225 $7,705

10’ x 30’ Island (3.05m x 9.14m) $10,325 $11,045

10' x 40' Island (3.05m x 12.2m) $11,345 $12,185

20’ x 20’ Island (6.1m x 6.1m) $11,345 $12,185

20’ x 30’ Island (6.1m x 9.14m) $16,505 $17,765

20’ x 40’ Island (6.1m x 12.2m) $21,665 $23,345

30’ x 30’ Island (9.14m x 9.14m) $24,245 $26,135

20’ x 50’ Island (6.1m x 15.24m) $26,325 $28,425

30’ x 40’ Island (9.14m x 12.2m) $31,385 $33,905

30’ x 50’ Island (9.14m x 15.24m) $38,975 $42,125

40’ x 40’ Island (12.2m x 12.2m) $41,505 $44,865

40’ x 60’ Island (12.2m x 18.28m) $61,745 $66,785

50’ x 50’ Island (15.24m x 15.24m) $64,275 $69,525

OTHER SIZES Please inquire

EXHIBITOR SURVEY RESULTS

found prospective customers96%

rated prospect quality "good" or "excellent"

78%

connected with existing customers93%

closed sales on the show floor39%

Aerospace AutomotiveAwningsBallisticsCarbon FiberCleanroomComposite Materials

MARKET APPLICATIONS

Civil EngineeringEnergy HarvestingFiltrationGeosyntheticsGovernment/MilitaryGraphicsHazmat

Marine ProductsMedical, Health and Hygiene Military/Government Nanotechnology Performance/SportswearPhase Change Recreational Products

Safety and ProtectiveSmart Textiles/WearablesStructuresSustainability TentsThermal

IFAIexpo.com

Drive Traffic to Your BoothIncrease booth awareness on the show floor with a variety of sponsorship packages.

2020 IFAI EXPO SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Item Price

Keynote Sponsor $8,000

100th Anniversary Celebration/Opening Reception

Starting at $10,000

Advanced Textiles Conference $3,500

Awards and Networking Breakfast $3,000

Emerging Leaders Reception $4,250

Education Sponsorships $1,000–$5000

Lanyards $12,500

IFAI Expo Mobile App Promotion $500–$750

Charging Station(s) $5,000

Show Bag $2,500

Badge Ribbon Station $1,500

Banners, Aisle Signs, Column Wraps, Floor Clings

Pricing based on size/location

OFFICIAL SPONSORSHIPS• Platinum sponsor level reached at $14,000 in sponsorship dollars spent• Gold sponsor level reached at $7,000 in sponsorship dollars spent• Silver sponsor level reached at $3,000 in sponsorship dollars spent• Bronze sponsor reached by being a sponsor


IFAIexpo.com size 3X 6X 12X

Leaderboard 728 x 90 px $850 $750 $700



Expo product e-blast custom $500 $500 $500

Build Brand Awareness Leading up to the show, increase brand recognition with an ad on the IFAI Expo website.

BASE RATE INCLUDES: Pipe, Drape, Booth ID Sign, Expo Guide Directory Listing and 3 Exhibitor badges per 100 square feet. Badges over the amount above must pay an additional $50 per badge. Pricing does not include carpet. Must have floor covering.

Reserve Your Space NowThere’s no substitute for face-to-face interaction with qualified buyers. IFAI Expo is an important event for decision makers from across the industrial and technical textiles industries.

Non-IFAI Members: Add $500 to Exhibit Space Rate

http://IFAIexpo.com

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March 8–10, 2020 | North Charleston, SC USACharleston Convention Center

GeosyntheticsConference.com Save the Date for Geosynthetics Conference 2021Feb. 21–24, 2021 | Kansas City, MO USA | Kansas City Convention Center

Apr. 30–May 1, 2020 | Jacksonville, FL USASheraton Jacksonville Hotel

IFAI.com/FabricatorsConference

Jan. 9–11, 2020 | Daytona Beach, FL USAThe Plaza Resort & Spa

IFAI.com/MarineConference

Geosynthetics Conference: Case StudiesGeosynthetics Conference features geotechnical practitioners, designers, regulators, contractors and installers coming together at this specialized edition of the Geosynthetics Conference. This practical educational event and tradeshow focuses on the many unique uses of geosynthetics through a variety of detailed case studies.

Fabricators Conference and ShowcaseShowcase your products and services with a tabletop. Attendees can grow their fabrication skills at this 1.5 day conference focused on equipment training and education.

Marine Fabricators ConferenceDisplay your latest products and innovations to more than 270 attendees by exhibiting on the show floor. Impress potential customers by participating in the NEW short in-booth demos on the show floor. This annual conference features three full days of education and networking designed to help attendees cultivate industry connections, improve efficiency and increase revenue.

EXHIBIT SPACE RATES: Geosynthetics 2020

BOOTH SIZE/TYPE (Other sizes, please inquire) Member Non-member

10’ x 10’ Inline $2,400 $2,70010’ x 10’ Corner $2,600 $2,900

10’ x 20’ Inline $4,800 $5,400

10’ x 20’ Peninsula $5,200 $5,800

10’ x 20’ Island $5,400 $6,000

20’ x 20’ Island $9,400 $10,600

20’ x 30’ Island $13,800 $15,600

NET Digital Rates: GeosyntheticsConference.com Prices listed are per month

GeosyntheticsConference.com 3X 6X 12X

Leaderboard $600 $550 $500

Wide skyscraper $550 $450 $350


FABRICATORSConference and Showcase

Interested in exhibiting or sponsoring? Please see the back cover for contact information.

Interested in exhibiting or sponsoring? Contact Christine Gerard at [email protected] or +1 651 225 6926.

Interested in exhibiting or sponsoring? Contact Barbara Connett at [email protected] or +1 651 225 6914.

Conference: CASE STUDIES

Multiple workshops hosted throughout the year. More 2020 and 2021 dates to be announced.

Save the Date for Marine Fabricators Conference 2021Jan. 7–9, 2021 | New Orleans, LA USA | Sheraton New Orleans

Other IFAI Events

GEOSYNTHETICS SHOW GUIDE ADVERTISEMENT RATESPrices are subject to change.

NET Print Rates: Geosynthetics Show Guide

AD SIZE RATE

Full page $2,675

2⁄3 vertical $2,500

1⁄2 island $1,925

1⁄2 horizontal $1,850

1⁄3 page $1,325

1⁄6 page $1,025

Cover 2 $2,950

Cover 3 $2,950

Cover 4 $3,075

2-pg spread $5,075


http://GeosyntheticsConference.com

http://IFAI.com/FabricatorsConference

http://IFAI.com/MarineConference

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April 26–28, 2020 | Asheville, NC USAThe Omni Grove Park Inn

IFAI.com/Outlook

Multiple workshops hosted throughout the year. Look for 2020 and 2021 dates at:

IFAI.com/MarineWorkshops

Apr. 16–17, 2020 | Washington, D.C. USARonald Reagan Center

SmartFabricsSummit.com

Jan. 22–24, 2020 | River Ranch, FL USAWestgate River Ranch Resort & Rodeo

IFAI.com/TentConference

Feb. 19–21, 2020 | Nashville, TN USA Renaissance Nashville Hotel

IFAI.com/Women

Outlook® ConferenceDive into a deep exploration of the industrial fabrics industry and uncover essential information, including driving factors and challenges, that will define the future growth of the industry.

Marine Fabricators Regional WorkshopsIn these regional events, gain access to customers and clients from broad geographic regions. Take advantage of the opportunity to meet with owners/decision makers and technical staff of participating companies. Launch new products and educate customers about existing products. Join in the opportunities to see customers in one place and the face-to-face interaction and networking.

Smart Fabrics SummitAn event focused on conception to commercialization; how to bring a product to market in the smart fabrics industry.

Tent ConferenceThis biennial event is the leading event promoting the advancement of the commercial tent rental industry. Sponsors will have access to a targeted customer base in a single location, gaining inside information on what your customers need.

Women in Textiles SummitDiscover what this targeted audience of established and emerging leaders can do for your organization. Select sponsorship opportunities will showcase your brand as innovative and involved, helping you attract talent and inspire sales growth.

®

ConferenceTENT

Women in TextilesSummit

Interested in sponsoring? Contact Jill Newman at [email protected] or +1 651 225 6953.

Interested in sponsoring? Contact Mark Berriman at [email protected] or +1 651 225 6923.

Interested in sponsoring? Contact Jill Newman at [email protected] or +1 651 225 6953.

Interested in exhibiting or sponsoring? Contact Christine Gerard at [email protected] or +1 651 225 6926.

Interested in sponsoring? Contact Mark Berriman at [email protected] or +1 651 225 6923.

Save the Date for the Women in Textiles Summit 2021 Mar. 3–5, 2021 | Braselton, GA USA | Château Élan Winery & Resort

Save the Date for Outlook Conference 2021: Apr. 25–27, 2021 | Hilton Head, SC USA Omni Hilton Head Oceanfront Resort

Save the Date for Tent Expo 2021: Jan. 12–14, 2021 | Daytona Beach, FL USA | ONE DAYTONA

IFAI.com/Events

http://IFAI.com/Outlook

http://IFAI.com/MarineWorkshops

http://SmartFabricsSummit.com

http://IFAI.com/TentConference

http://IFAI.com/Women

http://IFAI.com/Events

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IFAI MembershipMembers can capitalize on large-scale association benefits by being

part of the combined buying power of approximately 1,600 member

companies while receiving market-specific support. This association

structure has proven successful for members because they can leverage

IFAI benefits while making the most of their own business resources.

There are numerous benefits to becoming a member. As a member you will:

• Receive 3 percent savings on advertisements

• Save hundreds of dollars on event registration

• Receive Specialty Fabrics Review publication and your division’s publication at no additional cost

• Receive at least three free product listings in Specialty Fabrics Review Buyer’s Guide and seven free product listings in your division’s publication

• Gain exclusive access and discounts to a varied marketplace of member benefit programs such as the Textile Industry Retirement Plan, APPI Energy Consulting services and ISO certification

• Connect with suppliers and manufacturers to bolster your bottom line with INFOcentral

• Receive discounted rates on job postings in the Textile Career Center

Talk to an IFAI Membership Professional to find out how IFAI

membership can benefit you and your organization.

Interested in becoming a member? Please contact [email protected] or +1 800 486 3947.

Amy PoeOwner of Wyckam

member since 2004

It’s wonderful to be a part of an organization that brings together so many different facets of the fabric industry.

Don AlhanatiFounder and President of CustomFab USA

member since 2014

We are always in growth mode—looking to improve products and processes. IFAI helps us do that.

mailto:[email protected]

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The latest LEED version 4 (v4) is mandatory

for new registration on November 1, 2016.

This report covers LEED v4 Rating System. This

rating system version is estimated to be utilized

for building assessments until 2022.

Improved Building Energy Performance

Awnings, Canopies and Solar Shade products

help reduce overall energy use of buildings by

providing necessary shading to the building

exterior and/or interior. Overall energy use

reduction not only helps in energy cost savings

(to achieve LEED® credits under Minimum

Energy Performance and Optimize Energy

Performance), but also reducing the peak

power requirements of the building which can

reduce HVAC system sizing. As a stakeholder,

you may think, “How do I measure energy

savings of these Awnings, Canopies and Solar

Shade products?” The answer is simple: if these

products are permanently fixed, they can be

modeled in the energy simulation tool.

Depending on the awning and solar shade

products, several credits may be obtained which

in turn will help the building project achieve

higher LEED rating.

The Awning and Solar Shade products

applicable to LEED Rating System are:

Stationary Awnings These are used to shelter

windows from sun and heat, control light and

glare, for privacy, and for aesthetics. Stationary

awnings are fixed in pace and provide shade

over windows or other openings.

Drop-arm (Adjustable) Window Awnings

Drop-arm window awnings provide total privacy

and sun-protection. They can be controlled

manually or using a motor (automatic) to

extend, retract, and change angle of the awning.

The shading device can thus provide total

privacy and sun-protection, like an exterior

shade curtain, or it can extend horizontally at

any angle to provide partial or full shade while

allowing daylight and views to the outside.

Exterior Solar Shades Exterior shades are

mounted above a window or storefront and

extend or retract in a plane parallel to the

window to protect the window and interior.

Similar to Drop-arm window awnings, exterior

solar shades can be controlled manually or using

a motor, and even using an automation system

that uses sensors to optimally extend or retract.

Control of Exterior Solar Shade screens can

be with a gear and hand crank, a motor with a

toggle switch, a motor with a remote control, or

a motor controlled by an automation system.

Stationary Commercial Canopies These are

fabric structures that provide shelter and

shade. By definition, they are attached to

the building at one end and supported by

at least one post at the other, or, they can be

constructed independently of a building.

Awnings, Canopies and Solar Shade Products

and their Impact to LEED Version 4

Professional Awning

Manufacturers Association

Product

Improved Building

Energy Performance

Related LEED® Credit

Reduced Environmental

Impact Related

LEED® Credit

Improved Occupant

Comfort Related

LEED® Credit

Total Credits

(See Appendix)

Stationary

Awnings

Minimum Energy

Performance / Optimize

Energy Performance

• Recycled Content

• Regional Materials

• Sustainable Purchasing –

Facility Alterations

and Additions

• Sustainably Sourced

Materials and Products

• Daylight and

Views – Daylight

• Daylight and

Views (Combined)

30

Drop-arm

(Adjustable)

Window

Awnings

Minimum Energy


Energy Performance

• Light Pollution Reduction

• Site Selection





and Additions



• Bird Collision Avoidance

(Pilot Credit)

• Daylight and

Views – Daylight

• Daylight and

Views (Combined)

29

Exterior Solar

Shades

Minimum Energy


Energy Performance






and Additions




(Pilot Credit)

• Daylight and

Views – Daylight

• Daylight and

Views (Combined)

13

Stationary

Commercial

Canopies

Minimum Energy


Energy Performance

• Site Selection





and Additions



• Alternative

Transportation –

Bicycle Storage and

Changing Rooms

• Heat Island

Effect – Nonroof

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Professional Awning

Manufacturers AssociationA white paper from

ProductImproved Building

Energy Performance

related LEED® Credit

Reduced Environmental

Impact related

LEED® Credit

Improved Occupant

Comfort related

LEED® Credit

Total Credits (see

Appendix)

Stationary Awnings

• Minimum Energy

Performance /

Optimize Energy

Performance





and Additions



• Daylight and

Views- Daylight

• Daylight and

Views (Combined)

30

Drop-arm

(Adjustable) Window Awnings

• Minimum Energy

Performance /

Optimize Energy

Performance


• Site Selection





and Additions




(Pilot Credit)

• Daylight and

Views – Daylight

• Daylight and

Views (Combined)

29

Exterior Solar

Shades

• Minimum Energy

Performance /

Optimize Energy

Performance






and Additions




(Pilot Credit)

• Daylight and

Views – Daylight

• Daylight and

Views (Combined)

13

Stationary

Commercial

Canopies

• Minimum Energy

Performance /

Optimize Energy

Performance

• Site Selection





and Additions



• Alternative

Transportation –

Bicycle Storage and

Changing Rooms

• Heat Island

Effect – Nonroof

11

The latest LEED version 4 (v4) is mandatory for new registration on November 1, 2016.

This report covers LEED v4 Rating System. This rating system version is estimated to be utilized for building assessments until 2022.

Improved Building Energy PerformanceAwnings, Canopies and Solar Shade products help reduce overall energy use of buildings by providing necessary shading to the building exterior and/or interior. Overall energy use reduction not only helps in energy cost savings (to achieve LEED® credits under Minimum Energy Performance and Optimize Energy Performance), but also reducing the peak power requirements of the building which can reduce HVAC system sizing. As a stakeholder, you may think, “How do I measure energy savings of these Awnings, Canopies and Solar Shade products?” The answer is simple: if these products are permanently fixed, they can be modeled in the energy simulation tool.

Depending on the awning and solar shade products, several credits may be obtained which in turn will help the building project achieve higher LEED rating.

The Awning and Solar Shade products applicable to LEED Rating System are:

Stationary Awnings These are used to shelter windows from sun and heat, control light and glare, for privacy, and for aesthetics. Stationary

awnings are fixed in pace and provide shade over windows or other openings.

Drop-arm (Adjustable) Window Awnings Drop-arm window awnings provide total privacy and sun-protection. They can be controlled manually or using a motor (automatic) to extend, retract, and change angle of the awning. The shading device can thus provide total privacy and sun-protection, like an exterior shade curtain, or it can extend horizontally at any angle to provide partial or full shade while allowing daylight and views to the outside.

Exterior Solar Shades Exterior shades are mounted above a window or storefront and extend or retract in a plane parallel to the window to protect the window and interior. Similar to Drop-arm window awnings, exterior solar shades can be controlled manually or using a motor, and even using an automation system that uses sensors to optimally extend or retract. Control of Exterior Solar Shade screens can be with a gear and hand crank, a motor with a toggle switch, a motor with a remote control, or a motor controlled by an automation system.

Stationary Commercial Canopies These are fabric structures that provide shelter and shade. By definition, they are attached to the building at one end and supported by at least one post at the other, or, they can be constructed independently of a building.

Awnings, Canopies and Solar Shade Products and their Impact to LEED Version 4

Professional AwningManufacturers Association

SECONDARY CONTAINMENT LINER: 360 DEGREE METAL RECYCLING

CASE STUDY

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The use of EVOH as a geomembrane is new and it now allows designers and regulators the option to better contain

both the liquid and gas phased hazardous waste on environmental sites. With the addition of EVOH, the Absolute

Barrier® line of geomembranes can now protect against VOCs, methane, nauseous odors, and even Radon. Even

better, the installation procedures for this special lining system are the same as common PE liners. With the use of

the Absolute Barrier® geomembrane system, the designers and owners of the 360 Degree Recycling facility were

able to provide a best available practice (BAP) methodology. The decision to use Absolute Barrier® not only

ensured greater environmental performance, but better long-term site economics related to environmental

responsibilities. They mitigated future groundwater concerns, conserved water resources, and reduced storm water

runoff fees. And they did so by implementing an easy containment strategy for both liquid and gas phased wastes

with the Absolute Barrier system.

LARGE PREFABRICATED PANELS OF ABSOLUTE BARRIER® 25-MIL

EVOH ENHANCED GEOMEMBRANE, DESIGNED TO MEET THE

SITE’S REQUIREMENTS

INSTALLATION OF THE SECONDARY CONTAINMENT SYSTE


CASE STUDY

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SITE 360 DEGREE RECYCLING

LOCATION NEW CARLISLE, INDIANA

PROJECT APPLICATION HAZARDOUS WASTE CONTAINMENT

PROJECT CHALLENGES

• Hazardous waste containment for heavy metals and VOCs

• Containment of both liquid and gas phased VOCs required

• Geomembrane needed to be durable for use with rigid overlay system

PROJECT SOLUTION

• Absolute Barrier® Liner System

PROJECT CHALLENGE

When a new auto shredder operation was proposed near New Carlisle, Indiana, the designers and owners wanted

an extra step to secure permitting and ensure locals of the environmental protection measures being used for the

site. The 360 Degree Metal Recycling facility was to sit on an 18-acre footprint and house various pieces of

machinery used to dismantle and separate automobiles for recycling. The processing and disposal of these

vehicles, due to the diverse content of metals, fuels, and other fluids, presented a strong environmental challenge.

The use of a “hardscape” cover system was designed into the project and included large concrete pads and

diversion areas. These areas were used to support the heavy machinery along with diverting hazardous runoff into

designed containment systems. The concrete overlay would be used as a working platform and could be viewed as

a primary boundary layer for containment. But a more permanent and long-term secondary barrier was needed.

This extra layer would need to provide protection from operational leaks and spills caused by both the automobiles

being recycled and the recycling machinery. It would also need to protect against liquid and gas phased hazardous

waste.

PROJECT SOLUTION

The use of a geomembrane was immediately thought of as the required secondary containment liner. These typical

liners are commonly used as a liquid impermeable surface. However, the typical HDPE or LLDPE geomembranes

are not suited for containing gas phased hazardous waste or other naturally occurring gases. The runoff for this

facility would contain VOCs in the form of benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, and xylene. All needed to be contained

for proper environmental protection. To accomplish the task of liquid and gas phased containment, the designers

relied on the use of the Absolute Barrier®. This seven-layer coextruded lining system contains an outer core of

polyethylene (PE) for liquid containment, just like a normal geomembrane. The special nature of this material lies

within the core of its multilayered construction. Within the Absolute Barrier® core lies a layer of EVOH (ethylene

vinyl alcohol). EVOH is used widely as a barrier film in the food packaging and specialty containment industries.

INSTALLATION OF THE SECONDARY

CONTAINMENT SYSTEM UTILIZING

ABSOLUTE BARRIER®


CASE STUDY

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reat

Cha

lleng

es.

The use of EVOH as a geomembrane is new and it now allows designers and regulators the option to better contain

both the liquid and gas phased hazardous waste on environmental sites. With the addition of EVOH, the Absolute

Barrier® line of geomembranes can now protect against VOCs, methane, nauseous odors, and even Radon. Even

better, the installation procedures for this special lining system are the same as common PE liners. With the use of

the Absolute Barrier® geomembrane system, the designers and owners of the 360 Degree Recycling facility were

able to provide a best available practice (BAP) methodology. The decision to use Absolute Barrier® not only

ensured greater environmental performance, but better long-term site economics related to environmental

responsibilities. They mitigated future groundwater concerns, conserved water resources, and reduced storm water

runoff fees. And they did so by implementing an easy containment strategy for both liquid and gas phased wastes

with the Absolute Barrier system.

LARGE PREFABRICATED PANELS OF ABSOLUTE BARRIER® 25-MIL

EVOH ENHANCED GEOMEMBRANE, DESIGNED TO MEET THE

SITE’S REQUIREMENTS

INSTALLATION OF THE SECONDARY CONTAINMENT SYSTE

SECONDARY CONTAINMENT LINER: 360 DEGREE METAL RECYCLING CASE STUDY

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reat

Cha

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SITE 360 DEGREE RECYCLING LOCATION NEW CARLISLE, INDIANA PROJECT APPLICATION HAZARDOUS WASTE CONTAINMENT

PROJECT CHALLENGES

• Hazardous waste containment for heavy metals and VOCs • Containment of both liquid and gas phased VOCs required • Geomembrane needed to be durable for use with rigid overlay system

PROJECT SOLUTION

• Absolute Barrier® Liner System

PROJECT CHALLENGE

When a new auto shredder operation was proposed near New Carlisle, Indiana, the designers and owners wanted an extra step to secure permitting and ensure locals of the environmental protection measures being used for the site. The 360 Degree Metal Recycling facility was to sit on an 18-acre footprint and house various pieces of machinery used to dismantle and separate automobiles for recycling. The processing and disposal of these vehicles, due to the diverse content of metals, fuels, and other fluids, presented a strong environmental challenge. The use of a “hardscape” cover system was designed into the project and included large concrete pads and diversion areas. These areas were used to support the heavy machinery along with diverting hazardous runoff into designed containment systems. The concrete overlay would be used as a working platform and could be viewed as a primary boundary layer for containment. But a more permanent and long-term secondary barrier was needed. This extra layer would need to provide protection from operational leaks and spills caused by both the automobiles being recycled and the recycling machinery. It would also need to protect against liquid and gas phased hazardous waste. PROJECT SOLUTION

The use of a geomembrane was immediately thought of as the required secondary containment liner. These typical liners are commonly used as a liquid impermeable surface. However, the typical HDPE or LLDPE geomembranes are not suited for containing gas phased hazardous waste or other naturally occurring gases. The runoff for this facility would contain VOCs in the form of benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, and xylene. All needed to be contained for proper environmental protection. To accomplish the task of liquid and gas phased containment, the designers relied on the use of the Absolute Barrier®. This seven-layer coextruded lining system contains an outer core of polyethylene (PE) for liquid containment, just like a normal geomembrane. The special nature of this material lies within the core of its multilayered construction. Within the Absolute Barrier® core lies a layer of EVOH (ethylene vinyl alcohol). EVOH is used widely as a barrier film in the food packaging and specialty containment industries.

INSTALLATION OF THE SECONDARY CONTAINMENT SYSTEM UTILIZING

ABSOLUTE BARRIER®

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