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Insulated Concrete Form (ICF) technology has grown into a mainstream choice for the new construction of churches in markets across North America. In-place performance has shown ICFs to be a proven wall assembly for churches/temples/places of devotion. From a lower first cost to shortened construction schedules to in-place wall performance, a double insulated concrete wall assembly has worship facilities singing praises and gaining national recognition for their energy efficiency, acoustical superiority.

Fox Blocks is a singular building product that provides a continuous thermal, air-tight, high-performance building envelope. Learn about three nationally recognized Fox Blocks projects which exemplify the benefits and advantages of building with ICFs:

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