Construction products get more user-friendly

Interested in construction products? Find out which ones are helping make construction tasks easier.

Written by Elijah Black
24th February 2015

From wireless, remote-control concrete drills to drywall grids and tool pouches, construction products are streamlining processes to make construction jobs easier for workers.

A note to vendors: To have your product considered for a future gallery, please email news released to Elijah Black at [email protected].

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