thing shuts off and it dumps the laundry, you know, into your basket or whatever at the end.

It's kind of cool. And they had some clear sections in the pipe, so you could actually see this stuff go through.

And, you know, I think if I had it in my house, I would want to show that off.

Not that I want people necessarily looking at my dirty underwear.

Hey, everyone.

We're at the Fine Home Building podcast, live recording at the International Builders Show 2019 in Las Vegas.

And this is our last of six episodes from the show floor and we're here with

me, Rob Watsack and Matt Milham from Fine Home Building and we have Matt Minchu from

Huber and what are we going to talk about today? Well we were thinking we would talk a little bit about roof assemblies and some of the trends we see happening out in the marketplace and what builders are looking for these days as it relates to the roofs.

Okay.

Sounds good.

Go ahead.

So, I mean, is that how those goes?

So actually, you know, I mean, is this coming from a particular perspective of what you're looking for,

or you're trying to identify when you come to a show like this, what builders want in the market?

It is for sure.

So when we innovate, you know, companies have different ways of going about this.

Some companies start with the technology and they look for a fit in the marketplace for it.

For us, we start with the customer and we try to really understand what the need is.

And, you know, with Zip System, I'm sure people have seen it all over the place in wall applications.

The sheathing has always been acceptable for roof sheathing as well,

but our focus really has been in wall assemblies traditionally with Zip System. And some of that

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