Top November Stories: Repetitive motion risks, board & batten siding and the Las Vegas Ballpark’s renovation

By Evelyn Witterholt. 

Here’s what has been trending on the MetalCoffeeShop™ (MCS) newsroom this past month. 

Safety is a top priority for roofing contractors, which is why they turn to our newsroom for safe working tips! One of our most read articles from last month was a piece by John Kenney, CEO of Cotney Consulting Group, about avoiding repetitive motion risks. In the piece, he outlines how repetitive motion injuries (RMIs) come about and how you can prevent them with ergonomic solutions, like adjusting your desk area and using back supports. 

Board & batten design has been trending in the world of metal construction for the past year now. One of our most popular articles last month came to us from Central States Manufacturing, where they highlight their steel Board & Batten siding. This revolutionary material offers the classic look of wood with the durability of steel, as well as an exceptional product warranty! Plus, their product is 100% recyclable, and it can help keep homes cool. Your customers looking for that modern farmhouse look will love Central States’ Board & Batten siding. 

Our most-read article from last month was a piece by our writer, Jesse Sanchez, highlighting the newly constructed Las Vegas Ballpark! The article discusses Sherwin-William's involvement in this monumental project. Their custom Chocolate Chip Fluropon® finish was used on the 31,000 square feet of base panels, giving the stadium a natural and industrial look reminiscent of the surrounding desert environment.  

Read the top 5 articles:   

5 - The sky’s the limit 

4 - Roofer profile: Ian Wilson, Northwest Roof Tile and Metal, LLC 

3 - How to minimize repetitive motion risks 

2 - Durable steel board & batten siding for modern designs 

1 - Ballpark stuns with desert-inspired design