Two Webinars. One Vision for High-Performance Construction.
Join us for two upcoming opportunities to dive into the cutting edge of high-performance construction with Thermal Studs. Whether you’re interested in manufacturing advanced framing products or launching a panelized building system that’s redefining Net Zero Energy Ready construction — we’ve got you covered.
Thermal Studs Ultimate Panel Licensee Webinar
The Net Zero Energy Ready Future of Building Starts Here
Saturday, April 26, 2025 @ 11:00 AM EST
Learn how to license the Thermal Studs Ultimate Panel System (TSUPS™) — the revolutionary building solution delivering all 8 control layers in one flexible, panelized product.
Why You Should Attend:
Learn how TSUPS can cut build times in half and help builders deliver homes in just 28 days
- Discover how to tailor the system to your market and materials
- See real-world applications from barndominiums to affordable housing
- Access our testing library and licensing packages for all 50 states
Who It’s For:
Builders, developers, architects, innovators — anyone who’s ready to transform how we build.
Thermal Studs Manufacturing Webinar
From R19 Tstuds to RhinoStuds: Join the Next Generation of Smart Framing Manufacturing
Tuesday, April 29, 2025 @ 11:00 AM EST
If you’re a manufacturer, mill operator, or component fabricator ready to level up, this manufacturing-focused webinar is your blueprint for success.
What You’ll Learn:
- How to manufacture a full lineup of smart framing products:
- R19 Tstud™
- Un-Insulated Tstud™
- RhinoStud™
- WarmStud (built from LSL, LVL, PSL, SPF, SYP, or metal studs)
- How to meet performance targets for thermal resistance, strength, seismic/fire compliance, and offsite compatibility
- Real-world production case studies, licensing/tooling requirements, and cost modeling
Who Should Attend:
Wood product mills, metal fabricators, panel manufacturers, truss/component builders — anyone ready to lead the shift toward stronger, smarter, more energy-efficient framing.
You’re invited to attend one or both sessions — because the future of building is multi-material, thermally broken, panelized, and Net Zero Ready.
