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French Door-Style Garage Doors
- BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (12/7/2006)
- Designed to work like conventional roll-up sectional garage doors, FrenchPorte garage doors offer the appearance of French doors with aluminum frames and translucent frosted polycarbonate panes. Available in single- and double-door applications. 866-545-4561.
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- Superior Engineered Products Offers New Full Lifetime Warranty
- ebuild (12/6/2006)
- Superior Engineered Products, a subsidiary of Atrium Companies, Inc., announces a new lifetime warranty on all vinyl windows and doors. As a leader in quality products and engineering, Superior will now offer customers the most thorough warranty available covering both materials and labor for the lifetime of the product.
- Atrium Companies, Inc. Launches New Web Site
- ebuild (12/6/2006)
- Atrium Companies, Inc., the largest manufacturer of vinyl and aluminum windows and patio doors in North America, today announced the launch of the company's new Web site. The new Web site (www.atrium.com) highlights the company's lines of windows, patio doors and specialty product lines such as SafeHarbor impact-resistant windows and SilentGuard sound suppression windows.
- Revolutionary Product Offers Unparalleled Protection for Homeowners and Cost Effective Solutions for Property Managers
- ebuild (12/5/2006)
- Door Jamb Armor is a unique system that reinforces the key weak points on a door to help prevent intruders from kicking it in. The backbone of the system is its jamb shield, a sleeve that wraps around the lock side of the doorjamb making it almost impossible to be kicked in. The Jamb Shield comes sized to fit Standard (5.5") and Universal (5" to 12") lock spacing. Complimenting the system is the Hinge Shield, which fits around existing door hinges and the Door Shield, which reinforces the lock and knob area of the door.
- From Codes to Climate, Many Factors Can Swing Product Selection
- Building Operating Management (12/1/2006)
- "A door opening is fairly complicated," says Mike Tierney, standards coordinator with the Builders Hardware Manufacturers Association.It makes sense for facility executives to focus on the types of doors and hardware that will be needed for a building early in the construction planning process. Before deciding which products to purchase, the facility executive needs to know whether the doors and hardware will have to meet any building codes, says VaI Brushaber, first vice president of the Door Council of the American Architectural Manufacturers' Association, and director of product management, certification and architecture with Hurd Windows & Doors.
- ebuild Guide to Sidelite Specifications
- ebuild (11/30/2006)
- Depending on how you consider it, a sidelite is either a narrow, inoperable door with glazed panels, or it is a fixed window connected to one or both sides of an entry door's frame. Either way, a sidelite is a supporting player that should be chosen to complement the style and materials of the entry door, and most of the specifications that apply to an entry door apply equally to the sidelite.
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New prodrive Garage Door Opener is Launched
- ebuild (11/29/2006)
- Wayne-Dalton announces it aggressive growth plans for residential garage door openers with the launch of the prodrive opener.Prodrive is a new ceiling mounted garage door opener that offers homeowners and builders the choice of belt or chain drive options. It has been designed to be quiet and reliable and easy to sell and install.
- Remodeling Readers Choose Wayne-Dalton Garage Doors
- ebuild (11/29/2006)
- Wayne-Dalton, a category leader in commercial and residential garage doors and openers, was a winner in key categories 'Brands Used in the Past Two Years' and 'Brands Used the Most.' Wayne-Dalton was chosen as the garage door brand most used in the past two years and overall. Annually, Remodeling readers participate in the Brand Use Study to identify the industry's leading companies. This year, the survey engaged more than 1,900 readers.
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