Tri-Chord Systems

Address: 344 Coogan Way City, state: El Cajon, CA Zip/postal code: 92020show map   Country: United States Phone: (619)588-2591 Fax: (619)588-8127 URL: http://www.aecinfo.com/1/company/05/45/23/company_1.html Email: trichord1aol.com Company type: Manufacturer

TRI-CHORD SYSTEMS has developed the most thoroughly tested structurally sound, cost effective, and user friendly line of advanced light gauge steel framing products available anywhere in the world today. Our open web floor trusses are setting the standard for light weight, squeak-free steel floors. In addition, our EESI-STUD product line has succeeded in becoming the first and only load bearing steel studs to equal the thermal properties of wood (as certified by the California Energy Commission), thereby saving builders hundreds of dollars in insulation costs. Read on to find out why builders such as Taylor Woodrow, Brookfield, Del Webb, Bright Development, Payless Homes, and many more are utilizing TRI-CHORD today. Maybe you should too.

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