Articles Tagged with ''windows''

During the 2023 Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance Annual Conference, several expert speakers will discuss quality systems in commercial glazing, innovation in the windows industry, safe glass handling and processing and more.

Sto Corp. launched StoGuard Conformable Membrane, a self-adhered membrane used within StoGuard air and water-resistive barrier systems.

Tubelite announces its new UniVent 1375AW Series Therml=Block Windows, including project-out awnings and casements, and project-in hoppers and casements. These operable windows are engineered to complement and seamlessly integrate within mid- to high-rise commercial buildings’ storefront and curtainwall systems.

WINCO Window Company, now offers a complete line of FEMA-rated window products. The company is one of the few manufacturers to provide Low-E and tilt capabilities on its storm products to enhance the aesthetics of the overall project.  

Tubelite Inc. introduces its 950SG Series Therml=Block Window Wall system. The four-side, structural sealant glazed window wall provides a thermally broken, aluminum framing solution for between-slab horizontal spans on commercial buildings.

The Steel Window Institute announced the publication of a new article detailing the strength and resilience of solid, hot-rolled steel windows and doors. The article, titled “The Resilience of Steel Windows and Doors,” was produced by the institute’s leading manufacturers of steel windows and doors.

The 450,000-square-foot mixed-use tower was celebrated in early June with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, marking its official grand opening.

Peerless Architectural Windows and Doors is a Midwestern manufacturer of high-performance aluminum architectural and commercial windows, doors, and curtainwall systems for new construction, replacement, and historical construction.

The church’s traditional slate roof was leaking, with visible water damage inside the sanctuary. Decorative stone elements on the exterior—including parts of the steeple--were obviously cracked, and brickwork needed repointing.

Protecting the physical security of schools is now at the forefront of not only architectural design, but the building products industry as well.