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- What's New: Outdoor Products
- CUSTOM HOME Magazine (11/2/2006)
- Custom Home staff selects some of the best products to take outdoors. Unglazed ceramic tiles in the Down to Earth collection come in three styles of brick pavers: velour-textured 4-by-8-inch, slate-textured 4-by-12-inch, and stone-textured 6-by-9-inch. Four colors are available.The 6-foot-6-inch-tall Catalina Cooking Island combines a wood-fired pizza oven and a Brazilian-style barbecue into one modular unit that can be finished with a variety of materials, such as brick, tile, or stucco.
EverNew Line SnapWrap Vinyl Post Wrap- BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (10/12/2006)
- SnapWrap vinyl post wrap from the EverNew line offers a quick, convenient way to update wood porch posts and add protection, the manufacturer says. SnapWrap panels surround post sides and secure with tongue-and-groove fastened corner trim. The panels will not peel, split, rot, or warp, and do not need painting, the maker says. 800-233-8990.
CertainTeed Offers Hands-On Fence Training Seminars to Installers and Contractors Across the Country- ebuild (10/10/2006)
- CertainTeed Corporation, in conjunction with the American Fence Association recently hosted a fence installation seminar in Lovejoy, Georgia. Part of an ongoing series. The seminar gave lessons on field installation, welding methods, drilling and techniques for concrete applications of vinyl fencing. CertainTeed offers a broad portfolio of vinyl and composite fence, railing, and deck systems complemented by comprehensive support programs that help fence professionals build businesses with quality products, continuing education and marketing tools.
- Secret Agents
- REMODELING Magazine (11/1/2005)
- Germ paranoia among consumers seems to have reached an all-time high. That makes the home-improvement market a perfect breeding ground for products that promise to shield homeowners from ever-present microbes.
- Second Wind
- REPLACEMENT CONTRACTOR Magazine (7/1/2005)
- Vinyl remains a small part of the $2.5 billion decking market, only 2%, according to research by Principia Partners, Exton, Pa., a business consultancy focused on building products.
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