Logix Brands - Element ICF, HALO & Heat-Sheet

Logix Brands - Element ICF, HALO & Heat-Sheet Providing engineered insulation products.
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Serving All Of The USA and Canada

From the innovative and engineered design of our products through to our practical installation and detailing recommendations – everything we do is focused on saving time on the jobsite and optimizing building envelope performance.

05/30/2026

When the concrete pump shows up, there is no time for second-guessing. You need a system that performs.

In this behind-the-scenes look, the crew is 30-40 yards into a massive Element ICF pour on a hot day. The pump is flowing, the walls are rock solid, and the crew is loving the simplicity of the build.

No blowouts. No bottlenecks. Just a relentlessly reliable system that lets you focus on doing the job right.

This is how you build a legacy.

Hit the link in our bio to see how Element ICF can make your next pour this smooth. 🏗️✨

Don’t confuse density with durability.When it comes to radiant floor installations, one question always comes up on the ...
05/28/2026

Don’t confuse density with durability.

When it comes to radiant floor installations, one question always comes up on the job site: How much weight can these panels actually withstand before they crush?

Too often, the industry relies on outdated assumptions about foam density to guess the answer. But true performance isn't just about density—it’s about engineered load capacity.
In this guide, we are demystifying the science behind loads, densities, and compressive strength. We break down exactly how much static and dynamic weight Heat-Sheet® panels are engineered to handle from heavy framing crews to fully loaded concrete buggies rolling directly over the nodules. Because when the concrete starts pouring, you shouldn't be hoping your radiant panels will hold up. You should already have the data proving they will.

Stop guessing. Start engineering. Read the full breakdown on Heat-Sheet load capacities here- https://ow.ly/IAGC50Z3Pko

05/27/2026

In a Passive House, airtightness is everything.

A single unnecessary hole in the building envelope is a liability that can impact the performance of the entire home.
When high-performance builder Dennis Borren was designing the radon mitigation system for his Element ICF Passive House, he didn't settle for the standard approach.
Instead of routing the radon vent pipe up through the mechanical room, which creates a vulnerable pe*******on through the basement slab's air barrier, he engineered a smarter path. He routed the pipe entirely out of the building envelope and into the garage.

The Setup: Washed rock beneath the slab, a fully sealed v***r barrier, and a dedicated vent pipe.

The Passive House Pivot: Venting to the garage to eliminate a critical slab pe*******on.

The Result: Uncompromising airtightness and a perfectly protected home.

Watch full video from the LINK IN BIO.

In high-performance buildings, efficiency is everything. 💯Whether you are building in the United States or Canada, skipp...
05/26/2026

In high-performance buildings, efficiency is everything. 💯

Whether you are building in the United States or Canada, skipping the tape when using a separate weather barrier fully complies with building codes, saving you time, labor, and material costs on the job site.

Eliminate the unnecessary. Build smarter.

Read the full building code breakdown for both the US and Canada- https://ow.ly/ET5y50Z3Pjc

Less time in the manuals. More time on the build. 💯Planning an ICF build shouldn't require a degree in deciphering compl...
05/25/2026

Less time in the manuals. More time on the build. 💯

Planning an ICF build shouldn't require a degree in deciphering complex engineering tables. You need to know your reinforcement, your lintel conditions, and your structural inputs, and you need to know them fast.

Enter the Project Engineer tool by Logix Brands. We eliminated the guesswork from the planning phase. Now, you can instantly evaluate your Element ICF wall layouts and ensure they align perfectly with building codes in a fraction of the time.

Design with absolute confidence. Plan faster. Get back to what you do best, building legacies.

Try the free Project Engineer tool for your next build- https://ow.ly/NeZv50Z3Ph8

05/22/2026

Traditional pre-formed ICF blocks take up massive amounts of space.

As Aaron points out in this video, if you were building a massive 40x60 pool with standard blocks, you couldn’t even fit them all inside a full 53-foot semi-truck.

But Element ICF is engineered to eliminate the unnecessary. The Element system breaks down into flat panels and webs, it ships incredibly compact. This single hotshot trailer is packed with everything needed for a massive custom pool build heading to Mississippi:

➡️ An entire 40x60 pool's worth of Element ICF.
➡️ All the necessary plumbing and pipe.
➡️ Rolls of Halo®️ insulation.
➡️ Three entire pallets of pool equipment.

Build smarter from the moment the materials leave the warehouse. Hit the link in our bio to explore the Element ICF system. 🏗️✨

05/19/2026

ICF ... Insulated Concrete Form. What is it? It's forming system they uses styrofoam on both side of the form to contain the concrete. It's held together by plastic webbing that acts as snap ties and has integrated fastening strips to apply the finishes later. It's a great system for increased R value in your home and makes for a solid building. So contrary to a few people in the comment section ... it's a great system! This one in particular is from Elements ICF

Once the concrete cures, your radiant floor is locked in for life. 🔥Here is a quick 6 step guide to design and install H...
05/13/2026

Once the concrete cures, your radiant floor is locked in for life. 🔥

Here is a quick 6 step guide to design and install Hydronic Radiant Floor Heating👇

✔ Picking the right heat source
✔ Sizing your loops, flow rate & BTUs
✔ Pipe spacing for zero cold spots
✔ Slab edge insulation + expansion joints
✔ Pressure-testing before the pour

Walk your tubing into place in half the time with Heat-Sheet®, and start it right with a design that’s built to last.

Full guide → link in bio

Designing a hydronic radiant floor isn't something you want to wing. Once that concrete is poured, your system is set fo...
05/13/2026

Designing a hydronic radiant floor isn't something you want to wing. Once that concrete is poured, your system is set for the life of the slab. 🔥

We teamed up with Adam Carter, Senior Designer at Canada HVAC Design, to share the best practices every builder, designer, and homeowner should know before breaking ground.

The guide walks through it all in order, picking the right boiler, sizing your loops, spacing your PEX, slab edge thermal breaks, expansion joints, and why you should pressure-test your tubing at 60 PSI before the concrete pour. These are the small details that decide whether your floor heats evenly for decades… or gives you headaches from day one.

Read the full guide here 👉 https://heat-sheet.com/best-practices-for-designing-and-installing-hydronic-radiant-floor-heating/

Welcome to the Logix Brands Toolbox.We built this free digital platform to give you a single, streamlined workspace for ...
05/12/2026

Welcome to the Logix Brands Toolbox.
We built this free digital platform to give you a single, streamlined workspace for your next Element ICF build. Launch your project with two powerful new features:

✅ Project Estimator: Create fast, accurate takeoffs and quotes in minutes.
✅ Project Engineer: Evaluate wall conditions, lintels, and reinforcement clearly and instantly.

Ready to simplify your workflow? Read more here- https://ow.ly/sawb50YYrrN

05/08/2026

Passive House Series Part 2B 🏠🏡

What challenges arose during the transition from the below-grade to above-grade air barrier?

The biggest challenge was the cold joint between pours.

ICF walls are built in lifts, so where one pour cures and the next begins, that joint becomes a critical point, especially in Passive House construction, where it's part of the air barrier.
Proper vibration and consolidation during the next pour ensure a tight, continuous bond. But winter added another layer, ice formed right at the joint, exactly where the next lift needed to connect.

The solution was simple: heat it, clear it, then pour.

Because if that ice melts later, it leaves voids and compromises both structure and airtightness.

High-performance builds come down to getting these moments right. For more information, comment 'Passive' below. →

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