Insulated Headers

2x4and2 x 6Wall Construction

Pre-engineered & pre-insulated to produce the ultimate in structural capacity and versatility.

Advantages to Comparc:

I Cost Savings - Eliminate the need for on-site insulating.

I Dimensionally Stable - No shimming required for tight fits.

I Lightweight - Light enough to be handled by a single worker, easily cut with standard job-site tools.

I Less Waste - Significantly less than solid wood.

I Energy Efficient - 2xG width provide an R-value of 20 (after sheathing & sheet-rocking)

SW-ll Headers are made with Machine Stress Rated lumber and Oriented Strand Board. They are manufactured to strict quality control standards, with

PO Box 1208. 1301 Garfield Ave. Superior, Wl 54880 7 1 5-392-1 822 . FAX 7 1 5-392-3484 Call for the nearest factory representative.

CALIFORNIA Redwood Association was one of 350+ exhibitors at the recent Pacilic Coast Builders & Remodelers Conference in San Francisco, Ca,, thal attracted 7,000 builders, remodelers, designers and architects. With lhe aid of member mills Simpson Timber and

Enviros Go After Their Own

Jon Roush, president of the Wilderness Society, is under attack by environmentalists for logging off an 80-acre patch of old growth and mature forest on his $2.5 million Bitterroot Valley, Mt., ranch.

Two prominent green writers who investigated the matter accused Roush of practicing "Nazi forestry" after his cut removed over 400,000 bd. ft., more than was logged last year from the entire surrounding northern halfof the 1.6-million acre Bitterroot Na- tional Forest.

Pacific Lumber , CRA assembled a displav that showcased redwood deckino anci sidino through product samples and poiter-size phol tographs. Hundreds ol pieces of literature were distributed, and CRA lollowed up on over 200 requests for more information.

Roush claimed his cut was performed well and that his land is "less sensitive" than that of the surrounding forest. Actually, his low-elevation ponderosa pine is among the rarest habitats in the Rockies, the environmentalist writers suggest.

Roush claimed he needed the money, despite suing the Forest Service in 1983 to prevent a similar cut on land adjacent to his, reportedly causing a lockdown that put entire communities out of work.