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Applicator Network for Floor Underlayments Grows
 Hacker Industries announced earlier this month that Idaho-based Lite-Crete, LLC is the newest licensed applicator for its line of gypsum concrete floor underlayments.
Headquartered in Newport Beach, Calif., Hacker Industries is a member of the National Council of the Housing Industry — the Supplier 100 of NAHB.
“We’ve been searching for a high-quality floor underlayment to offer our customers that not only provides a hard surface for floor coverings, but also offers excellent sound control and fire resistance ratings,” said Mike Anton, president of Lite-Crete.
To ensure quality control, Hacker Industries distributes its products through a network of trained and licensed applicators rather than selling to the general public.
The company’s floor underlayments have been applied to a variety of structures for various applications:
- Sound resistance that is vital to comfortable living in multifamily projects
- A one-hour fire rating in an apartment or office building
- Acting as an effective thermal floor mass for radiant heating floor systems
- Providing a level, solid surface for floor coverings
To meet a growing market demand for a quality installer of cementitious floor underlayments, Lite-Crete will be installing the premier line of FIRM-FILL® Gypsum Concretes, GYP-SPAN® Radiant, Hacker Floor Screeds and sound control products supplied by Hacker Industries throughout northern Idaho and eastern Washington.
Since 1983, Hacker has installed more than one billion square feet of floor underlayments.
For more information on Hacker and its entire line of products, click here, or call 800-642-3455.
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