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THE
GL@ZINE ISSUE 278 24th July 2007
Rio
Tinto makes a Recommended
all Cash Offer for Alcan
Rio
Tinto and Alcan have announced
that they have reached
an agreement for Rio Tinto
to make an offer to acquire
all of Alcan's outstanding
common shares for US$101
per common share in a
recommended, all cash
transaction. The offer
represents a total equity
consideration for Alcan
of approximately US$38.1
billion.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Alcoa
Withdraws Offer for Alcan
Alcoa
Inc. announced on 12th
July that it has withdrawn
its offer for Alcan Inc.
in light of Rio Tinto's
announced agreement to
purchase Alcan.
[Read
the Rest Here]
BHP
Billiton to Bid for Alcoa?
Anglo-Australian
mining giant BHP Billiton
is to decide in the next
week or two whether to
bid for U.S.-based aluminum
company Alcoa.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Listers
Puts Extra Fizz Into G07
Previous
award-winner, Lister Trade
Frames, is literally putting
extra fizz into this year's
G07 Awards. The Staffordshire
fabricator has joined
Bohle in sponsoring the
Champagne Reception at
the Presentation Gala
Dinner on Friday 12th
October at the Hilton
Birmingham Metropole,
NEC Complex.
[Read
the Rest Here]
BBC
Show Gets Into Gear
With Pilkington
Pilkington
Planar has been
heralded by the BBC
as one of the most important
innovations of the last
100 years in a new television
programme. 'James May's
20th Century' hit our
screens in July on BBC2
and puts to the test
some of the biggest
developments in industry
over the years.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Yorkshire
Windows Fall Foul of the
ASA
The text of a regional
press ad, for windows
and doors, which had black
and white chequered borders
stated 'Yorkshire and
Derbyshire Crime Reduction
Initiative Don't be one
of the 733,000* victims
of Domestic Burglary Annually'
above a shield logo that
stated 'SECURED BY DESIGN'.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Windows
Plus Super Centre Chooses Deceuninck
Windows
Plus Super Centre, the trade supplier based in Twickenham, has
chosen Deceuninck as their supply partner for the Deeplas range
of building products.
[Read
the Rest Here]
New
Conservatory Showroom For Wye Valley Windows
Wye
Valley Windows has transformed its factory into a new 6000 sq
ft indoor conservatory showroom with the help of conservatory
roofing specialist, Newdawn.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Showroom
Openings For Plastmo
Plastmo
Profiles have just opened a new and extended showroom in response
to the number of new customers that have signed up at their Northampton
base for their Vogue, Index, Charisma, Slidex and Rollex systems.
[Read
the Rest Here]
DEM
Secures Top WER Accreditations
Barnsley
fabricator DEM Window Solutions has been accredited with A to C
WER ratings for windows fabricated from WHS Halo's Eclipse and Eclipse
esthétique profiles.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Alcoa
Reports Record First Half Revenue
Alcoa
has announced second quarter 2007 income from continuing operations
of $716 million, or $0.81 per diluted share, the second best quarterly
performance in the Company's history and completing its best ever
first half in revenues, earnings and cash from operations.
[Read
the Rest Here]
CAB
Annual Report Shows Significant Market Growth
At
the end of June the Council for Aluminium in Building held its AGM
at Oulton Hall near Leeds, where members and guests had the opportunity
to network with a broad range of suppliers to the industry.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Shepley
has the Ans-WERs
Shepley
Windows has now launched its own range of Visage® windows under
the Window Energy Ratings (WERs) scheme with 'A', 'B', 'C', 'D' and
'E' solutions available for the trade installer and social housing specifier.
[Read
the Rest Here]
LHC
Leads the 'Safety Glass Awareness' Campaign
LHC
Network is leading an intensive campaign to raise awareness of the issues
surrounding use of safety glass for windows and doors by procurement
specialists in both the public and private sectors.
[Read
the Rest Here]
The
Heat is On - Heatguard® Hits 500 Per Shift!
Over
500 HeatGuard® warm edge energy efficient products are now being
produced by Cambridgeshire-based fabricator Tradelink every 8 hour shift.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Siegenia-Aubi
Helps Lancs Fabricator Achieve Folding Door First
Bolton-based
Lancashire Trade Frames is celebrating the sale of its first bi-fold
door with orders for plenty more. And, with help from SIEGENIA-AUBI,
which is providing its FS-Portal hardware for the doors, the Lancashire
fabricator is confident that this is the start of something big.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Nippon
Sheet Glass Announces Revision of Operating Result Forecast
In
connection to the sale of the flat glass business in Australasia announced
on 29th June 2007, Nippon Sheet Glass Co., Ltd. announces the revisions
made to its forecast of operating results published on 31st May 2007
[Read
the Rest Here]
Bracket
Costs Bolton Drivers Top Six Place in 25-Hour Race
A
3p bracket robbed two Bolton race drivers of a top six position in
the world's longest race circuit endurance event last weekend.
[Read
the Rest Here]
BlueScope
to Offload US Project for US$190m
BlueScope
Steel Limited (BSL) has announced the US$190 million sale of The Vistawall
Group, its North American aluminium architectural products business.
[Read
the Rest Here]
fensterbau/frontale
2008 Already almost Booked Up
The
integration of the new halls 4A and 7A into the space concept of fensterbau/frontale,
which takes place together with HOLZ-HANDWERK in the Exhibition Centre
Nuremberg from 2-5 April 2008, is proving a big hit.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Cutting
Edge Investment from John Fredericks
In
a strategic investment in excess of £500,000, Huddersfield-based
super fabricator John Fredericks has taken delivery of its fourth Schirmer
saw cutting centre.
[Read
the Rest Here]
2,700
GAP Products Now Available Online
Independent
home improvements stockist GAP has increased the number of products
available to order online to 2,700 - around 85% of its total range.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Remember,
Remember the 25th of September!
Proskills, the Sector Skills Council for the process and manufacturing
sector including the glass industry, has announced its First National
Conference, which will take place at the Belfry Hotel in Birmingham
on 25th September 2007.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Plastics
Opportunities Expand in Window and Door Profiles
The
latest developments in window, door and siding profiles were discussed
at the international conference in June in Charlotte, USA, organised
by Applied Market Information LLC.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Vitro
Exercises its Option to Increase Ownership Stake
Vitro,
S.A.B. de C.V. announced on July 3rd that its subsidiary Viméxico,
S.A. de C.V. (Viméxico) has notified AFG Industries, Inc. (AFG)
that it is exercising its right to purchase the 50% stake in the Mexican
joint venture.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Bespoke
Conservatory Company Decides on Duraseal
A
manufacturer of high quality timber framed conservatories and garden
rooms has taken the decision to utilise Tremco illbruck's Duraseal -
a warm edge sealant and spacer system, to help ensure its production
of insulating glass units meets the latest legislation.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Proskills
to Establish a National Skills Academy for the Process and Manufacturing
Sector
Proskills
is celebrating the announcement that it has succeeded in its application
to establish a National Skills Academy for the glass industry and the
other sectors it represents. The establishment of the academy has been
welcomed by employers as they recognise the potential opportunities
this will create for them and their employees.
[Read
the Rest Here]
THE
GL@ZINE ISSUE 277 17th July 2007
Standing
United, Hailing the Wood Window
Alliance!
Representatives
from some of the leading lights
of the UK timber window industry
are coming together in campaigning
style to demonstrate their
commitment to a major new
marketing campaign scheduled
to launch in the autumn. 34
founder members are joining
up under the campaigning banner
of The Wood Window Alliance.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Timber
Glazing Products Surge
in New Housing
The
following key points are
from the 2007 edition
of the Palmer report on
the Market for Windows,
Doors and Conservatories
in New Housing. Timber
glazing products in New
Housing shot up by 28%
in installed value terms
in 2006, while PVC-U could
only manage 3%. Part
of this was due to higher
price rises but there
were some substantial
volume increases as well
says Palmer.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Glazing
Industry Out in Force
to Help Edgetech Celebrate
Launch
'A
resounding success,' was
the consensus among the
148 guests at Edgetech's
opening of the UK's first
dedicated Warm Edge Technology
manufacturing plant. Customers
and representatives from
the EST, GGF, and BFRC,
joined other sealed unit
manufacturers, glass companies,
system companies, machinery
firms, fabricators and
installers last Thursday
and Friday.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Leivers
and Millership Comes Back
to Synseal
Leivers
and Millership comes back
to Synseal. 'After trying
another supplier we found
we weren't getting the
quality or service we
were used to with Synseal,'
says Alex Leivers, Director
of Leivers and Millership.
'That's why we switched
back.'
[Read
the Rest Here]
Ashton
Windows Increases Sales
Thanks to Deceuninck
Trade
fabricator, Ashton Windows
in Royton, near Oldham,
has recently introduced
Deceuninck as its systems
house. The company started
fabricating two of Deceuninck's
systems - the 2500 Chamfered
and the 2800 Decorative
- just two months ago and
the response has been immediate.
The company has already
seen a 10% increase in sales!
[Read
the Rest Here]
West
End Windows Launches VEKA
West
End Windows, the Bristol-based trade fabricator, has introduced
VEKA Matrix Fully Sculptured PVC-U windows and doors to its portfolio
of products. The move is part of West End's strategy of offering
customers the widest possible range of products.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Avocet
Provides its Customers with the Ultimate Take Away!
Capturing
the imagination of its customers, Avocet Hardware's recent Chinese
themed open day was deemed a success by all who attended, with the
company transforming its West Yorkshire headquarters into an oriental
extravaganza in recognition of its strong production connections
with China, as well as to mark the launch of its brand new Phocas
friction hinge.
[Read
the Rest Here]
New
Yale Home Security Range for Window Installers Warehouses
The
ever-expanding network of Window Installers Warehouses will shortly
be able to offer its trade and DIY customer a new range of Yale
home security products designed for the domestic market.
[Read
the Rest Here]
White
Goods are Still Missing Energy Labels
Amidst
an explosion of interest in Window Energy ratings and BFRC labels,
it may be surprising to learn that the white goods industry has
gone off the boil a bit in its adoption of energy labels.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Fleet
Investment for Abbott
New
build specialist, Abbott Group, has recently invested in further new
vehicles for the companys installation and customer care teams
to enhance their levels of service to the national and regional house
builder.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Stunning
Entries Received for Bohle Glass Student of the Year Awards
The
quality of entries for the second Bohle Glass Student of the Year Award
is Absolutely stunning, according to Bohle managing director
Gary Dean.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Carl
F Enhances Sales Management and Supply Systems
Carl
F Petersen Ltd has invested heavily in latest technology for both sales
administration and warehouse management. New software and reporting
tools have been purchased that benefit the company's supply service
for both hardware products and the Carl F direct professional tools/accessories
on-line shop.
[Read
the Rest Here]
New
Wegoma Machinery Helps Keep Crystal Ahead of Demand
Hertfordshire
based national trade fabricator Crystal Direct has added new machinery
to its factory in response to increasing order levels. New welders and
drain slot routers from its long standing supplier, Wegoma will increase
production capacity of internally glazed frames by 10%.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Another
Significant OSP Order for Glaston
Glaston
Corporation has received the second-largest One-Stop-Partner (OSP) order,
a combination of pre-processing machinery and safety glass machinery,
in its history. Coming from the EMEA area, the order is worth 11 million
euros.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Something
in the Air at this Year's CIH
The importance of air permeability was the talking point from a bespoke
door manufacturer at the 2007 CIH exhibition. Manse Masterdor ltd
investigated how wind speed levels affected energy costs through heat
loss and Leeds University validated the overall test results.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Sovereign
and VEKA Pull in the Crowds at Harrogate
Situated
at the heart of The Chartered Institute of Housing Exhibition, based
in Harrogate, window & door manufacturer and installer Sovereign
Group Ltd attracted an abundance of executives from local authorities,
housing associations, arms length management organisations and the
private sectors.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Inspector
Home Welcomes OFT Housebuilding Study
The
UK's leading snagging company for new homes, Inspector Home, is backing
the forthcoming OFT (Office of Fair Trading) investigation into the
quality of new homes, announced recently.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Come
On Let's Vogue!
Plastmo's
fully ovolo Vogue suite is now the biggest selling system in the proven
range that includes Index 63 and 70, Charisma vertical slider, Slidex
in-line patio door and the Rollex fully reversible window.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Reflex
makes Top 400 List of Companies
Specialist
conservatory roof glass manufacturer Reflex Glass has made it into the
top 400 list of Leicestershire-based businesses ranked by profit and
turnover.
[Read
the Rest Here]
TrustMark
Tradesmen Put Integrity Before Profit
TrustMark,
the scheme to help the public find reputable firms to work inside and
outside their homes, is celebrating another example of integrity by
Britain's best tradesmen.
[Read
the Rest Here]
New
Paint Plant Gives Boost to Sapa Customers
Sapa
Building Systems investment of almost £200,000 in a new,
fully automated Powder Coating Spray Booth is helping to drive down
lead times.
[Read
the Rest Here]
OFT
Report says Consumers and Businesses Could get More out of the Internet
The
OFT has today released its report into internet shopping. The report
concludes that the rapid growth of internet shopping is a success story
that benefits both consumers and businesses across a range of markets,
but that both could do more to make the most of the opportunities it
provides.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Scambusters
Track down Crooks and Gangs
An
initiative which has successfully targeted hundreds of crooks and conmen
across England should be extended to other parts of the UK, the government
has been told. Numerous cases are currently going to court and the initiative
has particularly targeted doorstep cold-callers who prey on the elderly.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Innovative
Welsh Company Wins Construction Award
A
tensile and fabric structure company has won the 2007 BEX Innovation
competition for its commitment to developing new and sustainable construction
products.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Building
On Success as Wembley Arena Wins Award
Wembley
Arena scooped a LDSA Built in Quality Award at a recent ceremony in
the Guildhall, London. The prestigious awards, bestowed by the London
District Surveyors Association, recognise innovation in residential,
commercial and community projects in nine award categories.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Pearson
Sets Out Future Carbon Cutting Role for Energy Companies
Gas and electricity companies of the future could be as much about helping
customers cut their energy use and CO2 footprint as selling units of
energy, Environment and Climate Change Minister Ian Pearson said recently.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Andover
Shows Off Low Carbon Homes to Minister
Communities
and Local Government Minister Angela Smith recently visited Hockney
Green, Testway Housing's innovative environmentally sustainable housing
development in Andover.
[Read
the Rest Here]
THE
GL@ZINE ISSUE 276 10th July 2007
Antitrust
Commission Inspections in
Hardware
Sector
The
European Commission can confirm
that on 3rd-4th July 2007
Commission officials undertook
unannounced inspections at
the premises of different
producers of hardware for
windows and doors in several
Member States of the European
Union.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Cuts
in Chinese Subsidies Affect
UK Hardware Industry
Recent news from China
has significant implications
for the UK window industry,
increasing the cost of
many imported items. Introduced
in 1985, tax rebates for
exporters have made Chinese
products extremely competitive,
effectively reducing real
prices by as much as 17.5%.
[Read
the Rest Here]
New
Day and Venue for Next
PIGS Event
The
next meeting of the glazing
industry's favourite networking
event, Publicity in Glazing
or PIGS, will take place
on Wednesday 18th July
- a change from the traditional
Thursday. The new venue,
the Savoy Tup, promises
real ale and an easy location
in Covent Garden.
[Read
the Rest Here]
The
Low-E Market is 'Totally'
Changing
The recently published
draft Climate Change
Bill sets an ambitious
target to reduce CO2 emissions
by 60% below 1990 base
levels by 2050.
According to DEFRA, heating,
cooling and lighting of
all buildings currently
account for approximately
46% of all energy consumption
related CO2 emissions
in the UK.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Paramount's
'Royal-flushed' with UK's
Biggest Home Conservatory
Network
VEKA member Paramount Window
Systems has been commissioned
to create what is thought
to be the UK's biggest-ever
domestic conservatory, at
a house in Chester that
was formerly owned by the
Queen.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Shield
is the most Cost Effective 'A' Rated Window in the Industry
'Synseal's
Shield is probably the most cost effective 'A' rated energy saving
window in the industry, says Jason Wilder, CWG Choices' Managing
Director. The sealed unit specification is St Gobain's planitherm
and diamant glass, argon filled and with Edgetech's Super Spacer.'
[Read
the Rest Here]
A
Gilt Edge Window with Deceuninck
Essex-based
fabricator Gilt Edge Windows has just announced that the companys
new manufacturing partner will be Deceuninck.Gilt Edge will be manufacturing
two of Deceuninck's profile suites: the 2500 Chamfered and the 2800
Decorative.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Your
Industry Still Needs YOU! - Edgetech's VAT Campaign
The
'Reduce VAT' campaign is still going strong with 296 signatures
on the Number 10 online petition so far. But we still need more.
To persuade the Government to cut VAT on Energy Saving Recommended
windows to 5%, we need as many signatures as possible by 20th October.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Bowlee
Park Housing Association Specifies Spectus
Highseal
Windows Ltd is fabricating thousands of Spectus' casement windows
for a five year refurbishment contract with Bowlee Park Housing Association
near Rochdale.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Five
Day Composite Doors from Force 8
Force
8 has now made a strategic investment in the region of £125,000,
on a state of the art CNC routing machine. This combined with a large
stock holding of all styles and colours of door slabs, and its own delivery
network, means that the company can deliver composite doors in just
five days.
[Read
the Rest Here]
New
Sales Force to be Reckoned With
Distributors,
specifiers, and installers of the Kestrel, BCE, Celuform and V-Cel brands
are set to get even more support from what is now one of the largest
Commercial and Contracts PVC-UE building product sales and support teams
in the UK.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Sheerlite
Sales Rocket 70%
Sales
of L.B. Plastics' advanced conservatory roof system Sheerlite have increased
by 70% over the last 12 months and, as more window fabricators switch
to the system, 2007 is proving to be another strong year.
[Read
the Rest Here]
New
President for SWA
Celebrating
its 40th year in 2007, the Steel Window Association has a new President.
Matthew Hahn of Steel Window Service & Supplies takes over from
John Chamberlain of Rea Metal Windows.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Rapid
Frame Moves into Top Gear
Rapid
Frame has now extended its portfolio of Formula One energy rated windows.
Working in conjunction with systems supplier aluplast, the Walsall
based specialist trade fabricator now has 6 windows registered with
the British Fenestration Rating Council and listed on the BFRC website.
[Read
the Rest Here]
More
Wheels = More Deliveries!
Following
recent investment of over £300,000 in new machinery at its Mildenhall
plant, fabricator Tradelink has purchased two new lorries to add to
the existing fleet of branded delivery vehicles.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Miliband
Unveils CO2 Calculator
An
online calculator that enables people to work out their carbon footprint
using government-recognised data and calculations was launched by
Environment Secretary David Miliband on June 20th.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Alcoa
Completes Soft-Alloy Joint Venture with Sapa
Alcoa announced on 8th June that it has completed the creation of its
soft-alloy extrusion joint venture with Sapa Group, part of Norwegian
conglomerate Orkla ASA.
[Read
the Rest Here]
From
Mondeos to Mercedes with TimberWindows.com
Thirteen
months ago Kal Windows diversified with TimberWindows.com's engineered
timber windows because of saturation in the PVC-U market. Now timber
makes up 60% of its business and the average order value has increased
from £2,400 to £5,000.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Housebuilders
Praise H Jarvis Ltd
Some
of the UK's top housebuilders have praised Sheerframe windowmaker H
Jarvis Ltd for its high quality product range, good customer
service and a solutions-focused approach, in a recent customer survey.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Alcan
Sells Vlissingen Smelter to Klesch
Alcan recently announced that it has reached an agreement in principle
with UK-based Klesch & Company Limited (Klesch) regarding the sale
of its Vlissingen smelter in the Netherlands.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Strong
First-Quarter Results for Hydro's Aluminium Business
Hydro reported strong results for the first quarter 2007, supported
by high aluminium prices and solid operational performance within both
energy and aluminium.
[Read
the Rest Here]
THE
GL@ZINE ISSUE 275 3rd July 2007
Amigos
Triumph
at GlazeKart
'07
The
2007 GlazeKart
event was
judged a
huge success
by those
teams taking
part. With
a background
of changeable
weather,
17 teams
took to
the grid
on the 1.3km
Daytona
circuit
at Milton
Keynes.
30 minutes
of practice
showed that,
whilst there
was a wide
range of
abilities
(and weights!),
the competition
was going
to be tough
all the
way down
the grid.
[Read
the Rest
Here]
HomePro
Takes
the
Lead
with
IPWFI
Acquisition
HomePro
has
overnight
become
the
UK's
largest
provided
of Insurance
Backed
Guarantees
(IBGs)
to the
home
improvement
sector,
thanks
to its
successful
acquisition
of the
Incorporation
of Plastic
Window
Fabricators
&
Installers
(IPWFI).
[Read
the
Rest
Here]
PrimaLawn
calls
Special
Demo
Day
after
Gl@zine
Debut
Viridion
Ltd,
the
synthetic
grass
company
unveiled
exclusively
in The
Gl@zine
last
month,
has
arranged
a special
demonstration
day
in response
to the
resulting
demand.
Obviously
many
companies
in the
window
industry
are
ready
for
diversification
opportunities,
and
we knew
we had
something
of interest
to anyone
involved
in retail
sales
but
even
we were
surprised
by the
reaction,
said
Viridion's
Mark
Rogers.
[Read
the
Rest
Here]
Wombwell
Workers
Beat
Floods
in Style
Office
and
factory
floor
workers
rolled
up their
sleeves
and
beat
the
South
Yorkshire
floods
in true
'Dunkirk-style'
this
week
to save
thousands
of pounds
worth
of production
and
an unprecedented
disaster
at the
Wombwell
plant
of Windowstyle
UK,
part
of the
Style
Group.
[Read
the
Rest
Here]
GM
Fundraising
Saddle
Up for
the USA
Not
content
with the
Top 2
Bottom
and Tower
2 Tower
charity
bike rides,
GM Fundraising
will be
saddling
up for
their
biggest
ever adventure
in September
2008 when
they set
off across
the USA.
The gruelling
schedule
will involve
a 16 day
cycle
ride from
San Diego
to Atlantic
City,
amounting
to 3,046
miles
and over
108,000
feet of
climbing.
[Read
the Rest
Here]
100
Guests Registered so Far for Edgetech Launch
Just
under 100 people, including customers, non-customer
fabricators and sealed unit manufacturers, glass
companies, media, system companies, installers,
the EST and other industry influencers have already
reserved their places for Edgetech's launch of
UK manufacturing.
[Read
the Rest Here]
New
Dark Grey Colour Option from Freefoam
Freefoam
Plastics, specialist in the manufacture and promotion
of environmentally friendly, lead free roofline
products, has just announced the introduction
of a new dark grey colour to its range of products.
[Read
the Rest Here]
New
Website for Glassex and GP&T
The
Glassex and Glass Processing and Technology exhibitions
now have a new, single website at a new address
www.gexhibition.com.
Featuring the distinctive g branding,
the website reflects the synergy between the two
exhibitions and provides all the latest news, exhibitor
information and real time floor plans.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Glassex
2008 Conservatory Design Competition
Companies
involved in the design, fabrication and installation
of conservatories and other glass structures are being
encouraged to visit the Glassex-GP&T website to
register interest in the Conservatory Design Competition.
[Read
the Rest Here]
L.B.
Plastics Appoints Gary Firth to Drive Future Growth
PVC
systems company L.B. Plastics has appointed Gary Firth
as Head of New Business to extend its network of fabricators.
Initially focusing on attracting new retail fabricators,
Gary has already achieved a significant increase in
sales with seven new trade and retail fabricators.
[Read
the Rest Here]
Phoenix
Door Panels Appoints Haydon Statham
Phoenix Door Pan |