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On Wed, 19 Feb 1997 Solarguy@aol.com wrote:
> I noticed a fair amount of discussion last week about polystyrene concrete
> forms. I have used a product called "Conform", which was based on a european
> designed system known as "Isoform". Are these similar to the "Foamular" that
> has been discussed? All of my literature is old and I have no current phone
> numbers or addresses for these products. I have a client interested in
> building a stucco landscape wall with lots of curved sections and a sloped
> curved top. Can anyone put me in touch with a product that would be easier
> and cheaper than concrete block for this application?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Gary Gerber (Solarguy@aol.com)
> Sun Light & Power Company
> Berkeley, CA
> (510) 845-2997
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