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Princeton Racquet Center features the GreenGirt CMH continuous insulation system.
Princeton Racquet Center features the GreenGirt CMH continuous insulation system.
Princeton Racquet Center features the GreenGirt CMH continuous insulation system.
Princeton Racquet Center features the GreenGirt CMH continuous insulation system.
Princeton Racquet Center features the GreenGirt CMH continuous insulation system.
Princeton Racquet Center features the GreenGirt CMH continuous insulation system.
Princeton Racquet Center features the GreenGirt CMH continuous insulation system.

Princeton Racquet Center

Princeton, NJ

Princeton Racquet Center in Princeton, NJ, uses 12,000 SF of GreenGirt Max CMH™ over metal studs, behind metal panels and wood composite cladding, with mineral wool insulation. It is a racquet sports and entertainment facility, designed by Sasaki and installed by Chris Andersen Roofing.

The system carries the metal-panel and wood-composite cladding on one set of girts while maintaining a continuous insulation plane across the metal-stud wall. The composite girts provide engineered cladding attachment and a thermal break at each connection, with load capacity established through the project-specific structural review described in ASCE 7 support for GreenGirt and SMARTci systems.

Category Recreation
Size12,000 SF
SystemGreenGirt Max CMH™
Girt Size / Orientation / OC5" | V | 16" OC
Insulation TypeMineral wool
CladdingMetal panels, wood composite
SubstrateMetal studs
ArchitectSasaki
InstallerChris Andersen Roofing
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