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Reward Wall Systems Inc.

Reward Wall Systems Inc. has introduced a new online AutoCAD dynamic block library for architects and building designers to use when creating plans for buildings constructed with Reward ICFs.

The online library includes the complete line of Reward iForm products, allowing architects to virtually stack ICF blocks and view walls from any angle. It also enables designers to quickly create Reward ICF wall details in elevation, plan and wall section views. The user views each iForm block from all directions and stacks it. After the stacking, the library creates an overall view of the wall, which can be viewed from every angle.

The AutoCAD Dynamic Block Product Library is found on the company's Web site under Reward Wall Systems' Product Manual.

www.rewardwalls.com

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Concrete Decor, Vol. 7, No. 6
September/October 2007
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