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  • CMI Adds Batten Trim to MiraTEC Product Line
  • (3/23/2009)
  • The latest addition to CMI's MiraTEC Treated Exterior Composite Trim product line is the new 2"-wide MiraTEC batten. Builders and remodelers are using MiraTEC batten to create the authentic board and batten look that complements any exterior cladding or home style. With a clear cedar wood grain texture on one side and a contemporary, smooth finish on the other, the distinctive vertical style is perfect for adding charm and dimension to any home.
  • MiraTec Treated Exterior Composite Trim
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (1/30/2008)
  • Combining the performance characteristics of composite materials with the workability and appearance of wood, MiraTec treated exterior composite trim is produced using a sealed press, steam-injected method that creates a trimboard that is one solid piece. During manufacturing, wood fibers and other ingredients are bonded under heat and pressure and combined with phenolic resins for moisture resistance. 800-255-0785. www.cmicompany.com.
  • Southwest Collection Lightweight Urethane Exterior Trim
  • REMODELING Magazine (4/23/2007)
  • Fypon. Created to complement the design styles of the Southwestern U.S., the Southwest Collection features 140 wood-grain SKUs, including shutters, decorative millwork, and faux beams and beam straps. The lightweight urethane pieces accent stucco finishes and add a bold, rustic feeling. Factory-primed in a neutral oatmeal color, each weather- and insect-resistant piece comes ready to paint or stain. 800.446.9373.
  • MiraTEC Treated Exterior Composite Trim
  • REMODELING Magazine (4/23/2007)
  • CMI. For a versatile trim material, try MiraTEC Treated Exterior Composite Trim. Displaying a wood-grain texture on one side and a contemporary, smooth finish on the other, the material is available in numerous architectural components, including decorative trim, dentil trim, corner posts, fascia, and more. Factory-primed and treated with zinc borate as a wood preservative, MiraTEC boards are 16 feet long, with two available thicknesses, several widths from 2 inches to 16 inches, and a 30-year warranty. 800.255.0785.
  • Interior/Exterior Structural Fiberglass Columns
  • REMODELING Magazine (4/23/2007)
  • Dixie-Pacific. For interior or exterior use, Dixie-Pacific's structural columns are useful in porches, arbors, and other applications. Made from fiberglass-reinforced polymers, the columns can be as small as 6 inches wide and 8 feet tall, up to to 36 inches in diameter and 30 feet tall. 800.468.5993.
  • Products: InFocus
  • REMODELING Magazine (4/1/2007)
  • Houses lacking exterior accessories tend to look unfinished. It's the millwork, fascia, and other accents that add style and curb appeal on the block. And while plastic-based materials are leading the way on this front, smooth white trimboards aren't the only option out there.
  • Product Review: Exterior Products
  • PROSALES Magazine (3/1/2007)
  • Year after year, the diversity of our Editors' Choice winners continues to reflect the many ways in which the pro supply industry changes and evolves. We hope many of these products will strike your fancy and reveal themselves to you as valuable tools–not just more items to sell–as you progress through 2007.
  • Thomas LightingShow Time: IBS Preview
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (1/19/2007)
  • The International Builders' Show is back in Orlando, Fla., for a third year, and the NAHB expects it to be bigger and better than ever. The event at the Orange County Convention Center Feb. 7-10 promises to include the most exciting new products for the home building and remodeling industries. There will be more than 1,600 exhibitors from the United States and around the world. In this issue, catch a glimpse of some of the products and materials that can help you save time and money and attract new customers. Walking around the Builders' Show may not be as fun as spending time at Disney World, but it's certainly more educational.

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