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INDUSTRY NEWS
Fair and even enforcement of codes is something we all can get behind.
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Laminate or paint? Industry experts square off.
Atis buys Pro-Tech, Porcelli goes independent, changes at AmesburyTruth...
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WINDOOR PREVIEW
A sneak peek at the education sessions and new products you’ll find on the floor in Mississauga this November.
10 DOING IT WITH HEART
Atlantic Windows shows how far you can go with a great corporate culture.
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Sleeping watchdogs
by Patrick Flannery
Uneven enforcement threatens to undermine standards.
WinDoor is around the corner and I’ve been helping to put together the education seminars for the event. I’ve found it to be an incredible amount of work, and I’ve only done a small part of it. If you get talking to someone who is on one of Fenestration Canada’s committees, please give them your thanks for the hard work these volunteers do to advance the industry. You can find information about the 2017 education sessions on page 16 – as you will see, the program is roughly three times the size of what it has been in the past, with a ton of great exclusive content.
One thing we found in rounding up presenters for these sessions was a strange ambivalence on the part of building code officials to taking part. It wasn’t that they had any particular difficulty with the event or the topics, but rather that they didn’t seem to feel that issues of code compliance for windows and doors were very relevant to them. That was an eyebrow-raiser for sure. As an industry, we’ve spent at least the last 10 years throwing blood and treasure at the problem of how to bring our products into compliance with NAFS and other new standards that have entered the codes. Jeff Baker has stood on chairs, sung karaoke and gone hoarse at podiums trying to raise awareness of the need for us to address these changes. But lurking in the background has always been this question of how and whether the standards will be enforced. Judging from some of the responses from the officials, it seems possible that you could deliver noncompliant products in some jurisdictions and never hear a word about it (though the spectre of legal liability in a future lawsuit would still exist).
This attitude would underline comments from Lisa Bergeron in her inaugural speech as Fenestration Canada president in the spring. She made a strong call for even and consistent enforcement of all building regulations, codes and laws across the country, saying one of her priorities as president would be to work with authorities to improve this. This is clearly needed. If governments are going to impose standards that require responsible fabricators to spend millions of dollars, they must not then betray those fabricators by allowing the unscrupulous and ignorant to simply ignore the rules. Some might make arguments about whether we need rules for non-safety-related issues such as air/water ingress. But no matter how you feel about it, it seems beyond dispute that the rules need to be observed and enforced once established. There’s simply no other fair way to proceed.
All of which will become especially relevant in the years ahead, as Canada continues to tighten energy efficiency standards in compliance with the Paris Accord’s climate change agreement. Debbie Scharf of Natural Resources Canada will be explaining these initiatives again at WinDoor, and you might want to bring your questions about how NRCan plans to encourage compliance with the new rules.
My speculation is that building officials do not want to be responsible for determining what is or is not compliant. It’s hard to blame them – they have a lot to look at on a building and are not experts in fenestration engineering. The push from inspectors will be for the industry to develop a common certification and labeling system that puts the onus for demonstrating compliance back on the fabricator. That’s something else we will discuss at WinDoor. See you there.
INDUSTRY NEWS
Atis buys Pro-Tech
Atis Group has announced the acquisition of Fenestration Pro-Tech, a window and door retailer based in Stanbridge Station, Que., for over 25 years. Pro-Tech will continue to be operated and managed by Gary-John Rahill, a well-known businessman in the Eastern Townships.
Rahill says he is delighted with this new alliance. “This partnership with Atis Group is in line with what we have been building at Pro-Tech for 25 years, a high-quality product offering and personalized turnkey service designed to quickly and efficiently meet the demands of our customers.”
Robert Doyon, president and CEO of Atis, commented, “Our study of Quebec’s major window and door retailers showcased Pro-Tech as an industry leader in terms of their team strength and
Staff moves at AmesburyTruth
AmesburyTruth has announced that Cindi Freidhof has been appointed to the newly created role of director of industry relations. She will be responsible for managing AmesburyTruth’s engagement with industry associations and events such as the American Architectural Manufacturers Association, the Window and Door Manufacturers Association, the American Institute of Architecture, the World Millwork Association, WinDoor and GlassBuild. Friedhof joined the legacy Truth team in 1987. In her most recent role as regional sales director
Porcelli goes independent
After a three-year venture into the fabricator sales world, Marco Porcelli has returned to the supply side to begin a new chapter in his fenestration career as president of Synergy Sales and Consulting. Porcelli
the quality of their sales and installation services. We are extremely proud to be partnering with Gary-John Rahill, who has managed to gain a prime position in our highly competitive industry.”
for the western region, she led the integration of the Amesbury and Truth sales organizations. AmesburyTruth has also announced David Johnson has accepted the role of regional sales director for the western region. Johnson started his career with Truth Hardware in 1991. He most recently managed the door hardware business unit and is based at the Owatonna, Minn., Center of Excellence. In his new role, Johnson will lead the western region territory sales managers and solution sales team to achieve the AmesburyTruth growth objectives.
brings with him several years of experience and passion in the fenestration industry as a supplier to fabricators and dealers, working with both Screenco and Oceanview Patio Doors. Porcelli says he and his team are providing quality products, value and a unique customer experience. Synergy Sales and Consulting has secured multiple product lines including sealants, adhesives, wood glues, spray foam and more, suitable for the most discerning fabricators. The team is eager to provide solutions for window fabricators and dealers across Canada and the United States.
“I am extremely excited to get back to working with both my past and new customers with a new and dynamic line of products,” Porcelli says. “We are ready to provide the industry with solutions to fabrication or installation needs with a proven line that is a great alternative to what is available today. Everyone really needs to see these products and we will be glad to show them.”
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TALK RENOVATION WITH YOUR CUSTOMERS
A letter to SAWDAC members from Jason Neal, executive director.
To renovate or move is a big question your customers will be facing now with the housing market in a boom. Situations change and so do their needs for their homes. A growing family may mean they need to upgrade or renovate their homes or even move. Adult children leaving the nest means repurposing rooms with possibly more money to spend than before. Retirement often means downsizing, but some customers will prefer to stay in their family home. So, should they remodel or move? If, like most small and mediumsized fenestration dealers, the bulk of your business comes from renovations and replacements, you’ll want to be able to discuss the pros and cons and the impact each decision will have on their options for windows and doors.
Both options have pitfalls and headaches. We have all moved, whether it was out of our parents’ house or onwards and upwards, and usually in both those cases we have renovated
somewhat. Both of these situations can cause stress and financial burden. However, at SAWDAC we are seeing more renovations than selling taking place. Dealers are saying that clients are coming in and spending equity from the housing boom. What they are hearing is that selling your home and buying another could cost as much as 10 per cent of the price of the new home and that people are renovating when they move in anyways. Some of the things to consider when moving are commissions, legal fees and loan fees, to name a few. These fees mean a huge loss of capital that they have built up in their current home.
When you look at the cost/ benefit of moving over renovations, renovations are a more cost-effective way to upgrade living space. But if customers renovate, they can risk spending their homes out of the current location. If the neighborhood is filled with $500,000 houses, their house is going to be worth around $500,000. When they spend $250,000 on renovations, that’s money they will never get back if they try to sell in that location. This is where you need to ask some questions and be familiar with local
housing markets to see what scenario makes sense for that family. If they are staying in the house indefinitely, the resale value may not matter to them. If they are in one of the hot housing markets in the country, like Toronto or Vancouver, they may be able recoup any investment in a bidding war for their house. Anything you can tell the customer about how the renovations will affect the value of their home will be welcome information. Remodeling can seem to be more daunting than buying a home for many people. Your customer should be advised to work with a certified renovation contractor to figure out what they want to do, then build a budget around that. They need to do background checks on their builder, because if they end up with an incompetent one both you and them are asking for trouble either now or later. Because of your experience, you might be in a great position to give them some feedback on whom they have selected. A reputable builder will give your clients names of recent jobs. They should take a drive by to see the work. They should also ask the references if the job was done on time and on budget. And then there
are the internet reviews, though some of these need to be taken with a grain of salt. Obviously, they should be calling SAWDAC to ask for a member or a certified Window Wise installer! The next step will be paying for the renovations. Working with a certified SAWDAC dealer gives them help with financing options through our RenoPlan program with access to all types of different payment scenarios. A lot of homeowners decide to use their line of credit, but experience here tells us that line-of-credit borrowers tend to simply pay the interest and never reduce the debt. The best way to borrow for renovations is a principal and interest loan, where they are required to pay it back.
A lot of this will seem to be outside your scope of just providing windows and doors. But building a trusting relationship with your customers is a route to referrals and repeat business. If you are able to address some of these topics with your prospective clients, they may be more ready to put off moving and work with you instead.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Darcy reveals his softer side
Dan Darcy of Dan Darcy Associates has announced he has made donations of $715 and $500 to Feed Nova Scotia on behalf of Fenestration Canada and its management group, Zzeem, respectively. The Fenestration Canada donation was collected at the association’s annual general meeting in June. Darcy wore a kilt throughout the event and struck on the idea of fundraising for the charity at the lobster dinner event after fielding several questions as to what he was wearing under it. He proposed that he’d reveal the answer at the end of the night in return for donations. It can now be revealed that Darcy was in fact wearing his kilt in full observation of Scottish tradition.
“I have been a big supporter of Feed Nova Scotia for many years now,” Darcy explains. “It started around 1997 when my wife and I had our first neighbourhood Christmas party. On our invitation we asked that everyone bring non-perishable foods so that we can do our part in helping Feed Nova Scotia stock their shelves. So many of us are fortunate enough not to worry about when and where our next meals will come
Out for a flog
The rain held off long enough for the 2017 Fenestration Manitoba Golf Tournament held on Sept. 19. Over 50 industry representatives gathered at the St. Boniface Golf Course among the turning leaves and migrating Canada geese. The evening’s dinner acknowledged the day’s best (and least best) golfers. The winning team was Green Brand Home Energy Solutions, consisting of Anders Brandstrom, Pat Medd, Patrick Thibert and Logan Thibert, who all took home new pairs of golf shoes. The day’s highest scorers, and winners of golf lessons, were Al Dueck (Duxton Windows and Doors), Sean Kapusta (Hi-Tech Windows), Ted Paetkau
from. It’s just the right thing to do.”
According to the Feed Nova Scotia website: “Our mission is to feed Nova Scotians in need and reduce that need. To achieve this, we distribute 2 million kilograms of donated food to our member network of 147 food banks and meal programs across the province.”
(Fenestration Components International) and Jayme Tilley (Screenco Manufacturing). There were no holesin-one on the 18th hole on this day, for which the prize was $25,000. Todd Toker had the longest drive of the day and Cory Toker won the putting contest, both of Collins-Toker Agencies, while Bill Weske of Sika Canada won the tee-guessing game.
The dinner was also the start of something new, honouring Roland Toker (pictured), of Collins-Toker Agencies, as the inaugural member of FenMan’s Founders Club.
“The real key point in this recognition of a builder is Roland’s role in spearheading the founding of this organization some 25 years ago,” said Al Dueck, past-president of Fenestration Manitoba, citing the organization’s very first outing to the Marvin Windows plant in Warroad, Minn., that Toker organized.
Said Toker earlier in the day, prior to tee-off, “The funny thing was that when we were loading the people on the bus, nobody knew each other. The industry was strange to each other. The owner of one company didn’t have an idea what the face of the next guy was. Since then, the tournament has brought people together and the competition knows each other.”
When asked if he was much of a golfer, Toker – who was wearing a lucky Bob Hope Classic pullover –downplayed his skill, saying, “You’ve got to remember, golf spelled backwards is flog. So I have days of flogging and days of golfing.”
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DOING IT WITH HEART
Employee engagement, innovation and quality on display at Atlantic Windows.
Don’t blink, or you might miss Port Elgin, N.B., population 450. For tourists, at least, it’s usually a blip on their way elsewhere. But if you do take the turn, you’ll find a small community that’s been at the crossroads of commerce in New Brunswick for hundreds of years.
by JORDAN WHITEHOUSE
Now it’s Atlantic Windows leading the charge from Main Street and a 120,000-square-foot facility. About 200 associates are putting together an ever-growing number of solid vinyl windows here for customers throughout Atlantic Canada, Bermuda and now in Ontario, too. Twenty minutes away in Amherst, N.S., the company has another 50 associates building entrance systems in a 44,000-square-foot space.
Growth has been the overwhelming theme here since 1984, when Alain Anctil turned Port Elgin’s old community centre into Atlantic Windows. Steve Smith bought the company in 1997, and that growth has just accelerated since. Over the past 20 years, the company has tripled its sales numbers and expanded by 120,000 square feet. It can also boast a number of firsts: the first window manufacturer to offer lifetime warranties in the Maritimes, the first to install a Lisec automated glass line in Canada, and the first to offer Energy Star windows in Atlantic Canada. In 2010, it also won the Crystal Achievement Award for Most Innovative Plant in North America.
So how did Atlantic Windows become so successful so rapidly? Well, over the course of a couple of hours in Port Elgin with company president (and Fenestration Canada board member), Greg Dickie, it becomes clear the answer has a whole lot to do with how the company treats its people, its customers and new ideas.
PEOPLE FIRST
The first strange thing you’ll notice on a tour of Atlantic Windows with Dickie is that he knows the first names of most of the 200 people who work
here. And it’s clear he didn’t just memorize those names before I arrive, as he exchanges jokes with many and even hugs one person.
“I used to work at General Motors in Oshawa as an engineer, where there was animosity between the staff and the people in the office. The atmosphere was strained,” he says. “At Atlantic it’s not like that. Our past president, Rob Miller, established a culture where every associate has a voice. He had an open-door policy, and I still believe in that philosophy today. The people working here are the experts, as they build our products every day. Many companies don’t realize this, they just say, ‘Do it this way.’ It’s amazing the creative ideas our people come up with.”
Exhibit A: A few years ago, the company introduced a new layout in one area to try to make manual window assembly more efficient. It wasn’t working for one associate in particular who had to walk an extra 20 feet at his station to keep the flow going. Dickie’s response: “You’re right. Why don’t we stay tonight and get that changed around?”
And so they did. “For me, I like it that if I have a stupid idea, tell me that I have a stupid idea,” says Dickie. “Don’t go behind my back. I want people to feel comfortable, and that just makes things more transparent and efficient.”
That respect extends to the hours Atlantic Windows asks their team to work: Monday to Friday, 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. for the day shift; Monday to Thursday, 3:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. for the night shift. Good attendance is rewarded with paid time off if they don’t miss more than two hours per month.
This isn’t to say Atlantic Windows associates are
always happy, of course. Which is why they have an Associate Advisory Committee of nominated peers who meet with each associate every six months and then pass along their concerns or suggestions face-to-face with the president, the director of manufacturing and the human resources manager.
One suggestion a few associates made this spring was to plant a garden in an inner courtyard where they could grow vegetables, sell them to fellow associates and then donate the proceeds to the IWK Health Centre in Halifax. In just a few months, they’ve raised close to $1,000 to go along with nearly $260,000 the company has raised for the IWK over the past nine
years through golf tournaments, bake sales, 50/50 draws and more. Locally, Atlantic Windows also contributes to a range of different charities, and provides a $100 “fit credit” to every associate.
“It’s all about life-work balance here, not work-life balance,” says Dickie. “For us, it’s treating people like people, and that’s been a big reason why we’ve been so successful.”
NO FEAR OF FAILURE
Another big reason why they’ve been so successful is that they aren’t afraid of introducing new ideas or of failing, says Dickie. “That’s really our mantra around continuous improvement: try something. Don’t be
scared of failure. If you’re not trying, you’re not learning, and if you’re not learning, you’re not moving forward.”
Flow lines are a good example of something they’ve tried and had to tweak over the past 10 years. Before they were introduced, manual assembly tasks weren’t always balanced for each work station; one associate might have had three minutes of work at a time, while another might have had one minute of work. So, the team came up with a plan, and took it down to the floor to initially try with four associates.
“Some of the associates had some choice names for the new line. They were leery of our intentions to get them to work harder,”
It’s one of the happiest shop floors you’ll ever walk. President Greg Dickie and the rest of the management team have people working hard and liking it by taking a genuine interest in their ideas and well-being. From left - Julia Arsenault and Sue Walton
says Dickie with a laugh. “But right away we had a 40 per cent improvement, and the participants did not feel they worked any harder and actually felt better. We took the team upstairs to discuss their thoughts and work out some tweaks, and some of the naysayers became our biggest proponents. The next time we fired up the line, we had 12 people volunteering to be a part of it. So we could have taken a year to analyze, but you don’t get that buy-in until you get everybody involved. And you can solve problems a lot faster that way.”
What also helps, he says, is having an engaged owner in Steve Smith who continually invests in the business. In 2003 alone, he invested $1.6 million in a 30,000-square-foot expansion at the Port Elgin facility and $1.7 million in a Lisec automated glass line.
Dickie says the Lisec machine is “the heart that really pumps the blood through here.” Powered by two state-of-the art robots – one that places the spacer on the glass and another that puts a secondary seal all the way around the glass – it drastically increased their efficiency, offsetting 13 people per shift. “But nobody lost their
job; we placed those associates in other areas,” Dickie is quick to add. “No one has ever lost their job here over automation or Lean manufacturing, and we’re proud of that. And that just helps people realize that if we don’t do things like this, we’re going to get left behind.”
COMMITTING TO QUALITY
What’s also prevented Atlantic Windows from getting left behind is backing up their commitment to producing the very best products they can. “Commitment to quality – that’s always kind of a cliche, but for us we back it up with the lifetime warranties we have on most of our products,” says Dickie. “If you’re offering a lifetime warranty, including parts and labour, and servicing your warranty like we are, then you better back it up with good quality or you’ll be out of business.”
You’ll also be out of business if you’re not listening to your customers and paying attention to new trends or shifts in the market, he adds. Which is why, after talking to contractors and other customers like Kent Building Supplies (their largest customer), they’ve been expanding
paint operations here and in Amherst and making them more efficient. The new gasdriven paint booths they now use mean that a painted window will dry within two hours, as opposed to the previous four days.
Similarly, in response to a stagnating new construction market in the Maritimes a few years ago – and experiencing flatlining sales themselves – Atlantic Windows began targeting the renovation market. Their most significant move was to redesign a few of their windows so that it was much easier for contractors to replace old wood windows. Soon sales were trending upwards, and last year was the company’s best sales year ever.
Dickie is banking on that growth to continue as they dip their toe in Ontario, where the window and door renovation market alone is three times the entire window and door market in Atlantic Canada. This summer, they began an alliance with one of Canada’s largest window manufacturers, and through that partnership recently landed a contract with Mattamy Homes, North America’s largest privatelyowned home builder.
FINISHING TECHNOLOGY
THE FEELING GOES ON AND ON
Laminates offer texture, speed and durability as window lineal finishes.
by Amber Gunderson, Chameleon Topcoatings
Lamination can be a great finish option for windows. Laminate is a multi-layer construction of high-grade materials. It is constructed to ensure an extended resistance to weather conditions and colour stability. One of the greatest features of laminate is its scratchresistance. Also it is available in many different types of realistic woodgrain designs, as well as a multitude of solid colours and embossed finishes. Laminate is thin, with a final thickness of about nine to 10 microns, which makes it easy to join window components together and give detail to your window profile. Laminates, when damaged, can easily be repaired in the field with a repair kit. There is very little waste, as a typical run will require only two feet to be kept back for testing per AMMA standards and machine setups can re-use the same profile many times.
Lamination can only happen when the window profiles are in lineals. But do not worry – screen bar, aluminum and wood components can also be laminated. The biggest request for laminate is when the window manufacturer is selling a high volume of one or a few select colours. A profile can be laminated with
more than one colour option for the same price, thereby eliminating large inventories. The scratch-resistant coating on laminate is a bonus and helps reduce waste. But for a small additional charge, if requested by a customer, a laminate-friendly protective tape can be added by the machine.
Lamination is also ideal for projects. On average, lamination will cost 30 per cent less then paint, even when done in-house. Contract laminators will run your profiles, stack them neatly into carts or bags and have them ready for shipment back to your plant on a speedy timeline because the lamination process is much faster than paint.
The laminates available today on the market are of the highest quality and the most realistic woodgrains. There are also veneers and other stainable laminates that can be used on the interior of PVC windows to give a rich look that cannot be achieved by paint. They have UV protectors in them and scratch-resistant coatings. The stainable laminates available allow the manufacture to inventory PVC and laminate the interior without needing to stock real wood windows. Stainable laminate is very realistic and can be finished just like wood by the homeowner. Now your customer can use their window without the worry that the windows will chip, warp, rot or have cracking. Most of the time, people looking at the house do not even realize it’s not a real wood window.
Because wood can splinter and crack, painting a window will not cover these issues and will also require maintenance and re-application year after year. Laminates last for years and years.
Lamination performance has been documented for more than 35 years in the global market. In the eastern part of the world lamination is a highly respected trade requiring special schooling. Lamination and solvent paints are now very durable, flexible and heat-reflective compared to the products 10 years ago. The industry has come along way and in today’s market we can rest assured we are adding value and quality.
THE PROS
OF PAINTING
Paint coating satisfies needs for green, efficient window finishing.
by Maria Jasminez, AquaSurTech
The function of organic solvents in paint relates to certain properties. They facilitate the paint’s application, it’s drying and the formation of a regular paint film. During application and drying, the solvent evaporates. Ideally a dry paint film no longer contains solvent. However when they evaporate, these solvents release Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) into the atmosphere with a negative, toxic impact on health and safety and the environment. Spearheaded by (but not limited to) regulatory developments in the European Union, we continue to see stricter paint VOC regulations across the United States and Canada with the implementation of the Global Harmonization System. In terms of total VOC’s, 300 grams-per-liter paints are very common today. Presently, there is only one company within the industry with a product that has less than 30 grams per liter of total VOC’S. In response to recent federal, state and municipal regulations limiting the amount of VOCs, top-quality environmentally advanced paints have been introduced with increasingly lower levels of volatiles that still deliver the durability, beauty and performance of traditional coatings. Water -based environmentally advanced paints are safer to use. Clean-up is quick with warm water and because these paints incorporate innovative hybrid polymers, they are highly durable. Top-quality environmentally
advanced paints are available for indoor and outdoor application and come in different gloss levels and finishes. Now let’s talk about some of the health risks associated with a solvent. The most dangerous element in paint is pyrrolidone. N-Methylpyrrolidone, also known as NMP, acts as an adhesion promoter for PVC since it softens the vinyl and can affect the quality of the vinyl when the coat is too hard. NMP is a solvent (a liquid that dissolves solids). NMP has been proven to cause irritation to the skin, eyes and respiratory system. It may also damage fertility and unborn children. NEP (N-Ethyl-Pyrrolidone) also contains pyrrolidone. NEP is slightly less toxic than NMP, although its toxicity level is still high.
By law, employers must provide a safe and healthy workplace using ventilation and other controls, with work practices to minimize exposure to harmful chemicals such as NMP. The best way to reduce exposure is to switch to a product that simply does not contain NMP. Some waterbased paint will still contain a certain level of NMP and NEP. Both are excellent additives. Both pose a serious harm to human health. Legislation continues to move towards restricted use of these. Companies increasingly want to move away from these chemicals or ingredients as a duty of care to their customers. Increasingly, companies have adopted a policy of eliminating the use of pyrrolidone their products. When in doubt, ask to
see the SDS sheet and look for the VOC content.
In order to keep up with the demand for more colours, woodgrain textures and other design options you need a product that offers a broader pallet to enhance your curb appeal without compromising paint hardness. The product should offer versatility in the ability to coat multiple substrates such as PVC and cellular PVC, fiberglass and pultruded fiberglass, aluminum, windows, doors, trim boards, siding, fencing and decking. With this capability you can eliminate the need to carry excess inventory of pre-painted components and the unnecessary hassle of colour matching. Essentially, you’re able to coat your products with the same paint.
Fifty years ago, virtually all paint was solvent-based. Today, advances in paint technology mean that modern, waterbased paints are increasingly replacing organic solvents across a broad range of paint applications and surface areas. Legislation pressure has led to increasing pressure on formulators to eliminate pyrrolidone solvents from their coatings. The move away from pyrrolidone solvents can be made successfully without compromising performance (adhesion, cross-linking properties) by increasing VOC’s.
Paint has become so versatile. There are environmentally safe solutions for all areas of your coating requirements from an infield manual spray to in house applications to high volume automation.
INDUSTRY EVENT
A full menu
WinDoor 2017 will serve up all the education you can eat.
by Patrick Flannery
Following up on the momentum from last year’s jolt of energy in Montreal, Fenestration Canada has doubled down on 2017 WinDoor with a move to a new venue and a massive expansion to the education program. After a year’s hiatus, the association is hoping Ontario manufacturers and dealers will be excited to turn out to take in all the changes.
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION
First the venue shift. For the first time, WinDoor will be hosted at the International Centre in Mississauga, Ont. The move out of downtown will put the show less than 15 minutes’ drive away from the fenestration fabricating hotbed of Woodbridge, with easy access from several major highways and next door to Pearson airport.
CHOOSE YOUR STREAM
In accordance with its mission to be the industry’s education resource, Fenestration Canada has blown up the education program from a few single sessions per day into three full streams, each with four sessions per day. Attendees can choose sessions in the Technology, Codes and Standards; Business, Sales and Marketing; or Manufacturing and Operations streams.
The keynote event will take place across all streams on the Thursday morning. Debbie Scharf of Natural Resources Canada will outline the federal government’s plans for energy efficiency standards in fenestration going forward. Spoiler alert: they are tightening – a lot.
TECH TALK
Confirmed presentations in the Technology, Codes and Standards stream include an update on efforts to have PVC re-designated as a nonflammable fenestration material in the National Building Code.
Tracy Rogers of Keystone Certifications, Terry Adamson of Westek Windows and Doors, Mike Bruno of Everlast and Jeff Meursing of Intertek will lead an interactive discussion of whether or not the Canadian window and door industry
needs a standardized, third-party, national product certification program.
Louis Moreau of Agnora will share the experience of Canada’s largest-capacity glass fabricator and show how they have solved the problem of delivering big glass.
BETTER BUSINESS
In the Business, Sales and Marketing stream, human resources expert Michael Lobraico of N.C.I Solutions will join Mike Bruno of Everlast and Alex Shteriev of Beacon Brokerage (a mergers and acquisitions firm) for a panel discussion on succession planning.
Marketing experts Pascale-Anne Giguere and Stephane Labelle will join Fenestration Review editor Patrick Flannery for a discussion of what works and what doesn’t in B2B advertising and marketing communications in the fenestration industry.
CHECK YOUR PROCESS
In the Manufacturing and Operations stream, Fenestration Canada has assembled an architect, a residential developer, an interior designer and a construction specifier for the End User Panel. This interactive discussion represents a chance to get pretty much the most important information there is: what our customers want from us.
We’ve heard a lot about Lean manufacturing processes and how to implement them on the production floor. At WinDoor, Chad Metcalf of Value Stream Solutions will turn to the window and door supply chain and tell attendees how to streamline and remove waste from procurement and logistics processes.
Aluminum is making a comeback and many fabricators are struggling with the corner crimping process. Join Heinz Hunke, one of the owners of Pressta-Eisele and a pioneer in corner-crimping machinery design, for a session full of specific tips on how to get your corners perfect, faster.
It’s a huge program. Better bring the whole company.
Fenestration technology takes centre stage on the WinDoor 2017 show floor.
SHOW FLOOR PREVIEW
APPROVED FOR MID-RISE
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The Everlast Altitude Plus window series sets a higher standard for aluminum windows. This window features extruded aluminum profiles interior and exterior connected to a thermal insulation system called the Performance Core, representing the core of the window. The Performance Core is a new, proprietary, engineered material offering improved dimensional stability and higher deflection temperatures resulting in increased strength. Also featuring mitered corners assembled with gaskets and corner
keys all crimped together, this window series has achieved Energy Star certification. Low profiles make this an ideal window for today’s modern homes. Altitude Plus also meets the CW classification, meaning mid-rise buildings with institutional application. It provides the possibility of multiple assembly and opening configurations. Available in casement, awning or fixed window, combination windows may be achieved using either structural mullions with continuous frames or modular construction. The frame depth is 114 or 152 millimeters. The standard sash depth is 73 mm with a height of 44 mm and designed for 31-mm glazed units. Mullions are 116 mm deep.
VERTICAL INNOVATION
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The Erdman high-speed Dura line produces IG vertically in a fashion that nearly doubles the speed of traditional vertical lines. Vertical production eliminates the need to tip a unit up to four times in the
production sequence, saving time, reducing injuries, qualifying more operators for service and minimizing breakage. Total labour for the Dura highspeed line is three to four operators per 1,000 units per shift instead of eight to 10 operators per 1,000 units on a traditional line. Speed comes along with other innovations and benefits including reduced floor space, reduced labour and a higher-quality product.
INJECTION-MOULDED FRAME
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Elton Manufacturing will display the 2248 three-quarter vented door lite, part of its well-established collection of high-quality venting units and residential entry door products. The addition of the
2248 three-quarter vented door lite gives customers and trade partners access to a full line of venting units in a wide array of standard sizes and glass options. Key features of the 2248 vented unit include a constant force balance sash for ease of operation and a large open area for ventilation. This well-designed vented insert comes with a contemporary injection-moulded frame that will not fade in the sun and includes a high-heat foam caulking rated to 240 Fahrenheit for a secure fit and finish. Celebrating over 34 years of business, Elton Manufacturing continues to grow through its commitment to deliver innovative quality products with superior service. WinDoor visitors can get coomplete information about Elton’s entire line of quality residential entry door products, including a wide selection of both traditional and contemporary injectionmoulded, PVC and aluminum door lite frames. Recent additions to the Elton product line include a full line of laminated wood profiles in two distinct finishes. With all production completed in Elton’s own facilities, quality control is maintained and customer service maximized.
EASIER FOR FABRICATOR AND END-USER
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Blink is a contemporary and streamlined alternative to traditional blinds. Designed to meet a new standard in home light control, Blink offers blinds-between-glass for windows and doors. The blinds make life easier for everyone from the manufacturers to the homeowners that can forget about the hassle of traditional blinds.
PREVENTS CONDENSATION
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Technoform will showcase its
TGI-Spacer M with Wire spacer, which improves thermal and structural performance, reduces the risk of condensation and enhances the appearance of window systems for commercial, industrial and residential building applications. Supporting glazing manufacturers’ productivity and reliability goals, the optimized profile geometry and rigidity of the spacer provide durability and easier handling during fabrication. Featuring a hybrid composition, it is a cold-bendable, warm-edge spacer bar comprised of a thin, low-conductivity stainless steel, a spring steel wire and an engineered thermoplastic which provides minimal heat transfer and maximum protection against gas leakage and moisture penetration. TGI-Spacer’s hybrid technology combines the excellent seal durability and structural performance of a stainless steel box spacer with the thermal performance of a non-metallic spacer. Introducing the reinforcing steel wire provides improved
processing efficiencies and bent frame integrity without negatively impacting thermal performance. Thermally efficient building envelopes of today and tomorrow are critical to energy management, and TGI-Spacer M with Wire’s drop-in solution meets, or exceeds, the toughest industry expectations in all climates. By reducing the heat transfer at the edge of glass, our product helps minimize the risk of condensation on the interior glass surface, and improves thermal comfort for building occupants Available in six different colours, the spacer visibly improves sightlines.
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The GML 5000S machining centre from Protomach can handle PVC, aluminum and wood. The machining envelope can take up to two 11-inch wide pieces by using
independent clamping cylinders. Maximum piece length is 160 inches. A measuring tool at the machining head compensates for variations in material thickness. The GML 5000S is controlled by a Termicom industrial computer with a resistive touchscreen, using a Windows operating system that makes for easy programming and data transfer. The machine features three programmable axes: X is rack and pinion, Y and Z are worm gear. Four machining tools with Elte electric spindles are located on the machine head. Four manual vices with visors and measuring tape run the length of the machine. The GML 500S comes with a light curtain with fencing on the sides and rear for maximum safety. It will accommodate garage door panels up to 34 inches wide. Options include custom jigs available in anodized aluminum or Delrin; a 90-degree spindle motor to work side faces.; a cutting saw blade; automated vices using servo motors with rack and pinion gears; loading and unloading at the end of the machine via automated vices; doubled machine length and the use of two zones; and an enclosed cabinet around the machining head.
DAKO is conquering new markets
DAKO is proud to announce the Bldg Shop as its new North American Distribution Partner.
An increased interest in DAKO’s offer on the international scene as well as constant development on various levels allows the brand to strengthen its activity in the new markets. The company has already entered a partnership with a Commercial Partner from Canada hoping for long-term, mutual benefits.
In the beginning it was not easy as the Canadian partner was looking for a brand which could provide it with top-shelf products for the demanding client who appreciates the highest quality and extraordinary design to sell DAKO aluminum products across Ontario. Currently, the company is also planning to open their showroom in Toronto.
We are aware of the fact that our offer is attractive with its high quality, that is why it was highly probable that the Canadian company will choose us as their business partner. Finally, the negotiations were successfully concluded as we signed the agreement on the exclusivity terms. The client has already purchased the products which will enrich his exhibition in Toronto. It will be a beautiful, spacious, top-shelf showroom. We are currently working on this order which includes, among others, big, prestigious glazing - the terrace sliding and corner aluminium doors. I also know that he adores our doors with the attachment panel and the sets of visually matched joinery - HarmonyLine says Alicja Biedunkiewicz, New Market Development Director.
The Bldg Shop with its extensive relationships with real estate developers, builders, and designers is the perfect fit
as DAKO partners to market and expand the brand’s presence in North America. The Bldg Shop has two showrooms and boasts a 60,000 square ft. logistic and warehousing facility to serve as our base for expanding our DAKO dealer network in North America. The partnership with a producer of high quality windows, roller blinds, doors and garage doors, gives us the opportunity to provide our clients with European, top-shelf solutions says Chris Sybidlo, the Bldg Shop representative.
Entering the partnership with the Bldg Shop gives DAKO the opportunity to present its products in North America and adapt the offer and other activities to the expectations and needs of Canadian clients.
Since 1994 DAKO has developed an unrivalled reputation for innovation, quality and workmanship as a manufacturer of a wide range of high-performance PVC, timber, aluminium and steel products that meet global clients’ needs.
The company’s growing success can be attributed to its continually modernized production process, cutting-edge technologies and continuous adaptation to changing client requirements.
ACCURATE AND EASY PAINTING
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Painting windows has never been so easy. The Mauri Macchine (Giardina Group) spray machine 1VE-300-Eco is an optimal solution to coat of all kinds of extruded profiles such as vinyl windows, patio doors or aluminum window profiles. The system is comprised of an in-feed motorized roller conveyor with adjustable side guides; a closed compact-spray machine; and an out-feed motorized roller conveyor. The spray machine is complete with a front door and a suction fan with two stages of filters resulting in a safe and eco-friendly solution. The coating is applied by a group of four stationary spray guns, located inside the machine and mounted on adjustable supports to spray at any angle. The guns point downwards into a Teflon-coated stainless steel collecting tank mounted on castors for easy extraction and cleaning. The profile, while entering the spray area, is detected by a sensor that activates the spray guns and stops them once the profile is through. The machine can be equipped with an optional pressurizing system in order to push the overspray downwards into the collecting tank, so less cleaning is required. A special masking system
inside the spraying area permits only the desired area of the profile to be coated. All functions of the machine are managed by an electronic PLC together with a touchscreen interface. Big dimensions, high air flow and top-quality materials make the 1VE-300-Eco an heavy duty and long lifeexpectancy machine.
FOUR CORNERS PER CYCLE
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For the 2017 WinDoor show, JRC Machinery, a leading Canadian machinery distributor, is proud to be featuring not one but three machines from renowned manufacturers. Among other CNC machining centers from Eugenie and Emmegi, JRC will showcase machinery from its new sales and service partner, Sturtz Machinery. The attendees will have the opportunity to see Sturtz’s vertical frame and sash four-point welder. This machine welds four corners of one or two squares per cycle. The welder features an optional notched welding capability with a PC control system running Windows and database data management. Quick change weld fixtures and heat plates make setup easy. The welder can be networked to a Sturtz corner cleaner as a option, and also include an optional barcode scanner.
HAVE IT YOUR WAY
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Groupe Promax will display its Screens Your Way miter corner option on its marketleading line of sliding door screens. Now fabricators can choose either the strong linear look of a butt joint or the classical appeal of a miter cut on both the Design and Platinum series screen doors. The miter screens are supported by internal cast corner joints and a customdesigned ball-bearing roller system, adjustable on all four corners.
ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES
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Tru Tech Doors will be exhibiting its new Belmont flush-glazed fiberglass door collection at this year’s WinDoor show. This unique collection features dentresistant fiberglass with a smooth brush-stroke finish, offering customers a clean and modern option for the entry to their perfect place. With glass profiles wider than door lite
inserts, these modern flushglazed doors will brighten any home. The possibilities are endless with a choice of SDL bars to design a classic or modern look, or homeowners can take charge of their privacy by changing glass from clear to obscured or adding internal mini blinds. The Tru Tech signature fourinch stile and composite rail construction ensures the door will outperform expectations and remain reliable for the long term.
NOW WITH PROFILE WRAPPING
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Chameleon Topcoatings, with the world’s leading chemical companies behind them, offers considerably more than just high-value products. The company supports its customers in facing a multitude of challenges and offers tailor-made solutions. Their portfolio ranges from interior and exterior windows, doors, garage doors, cupboards, kitchen, awnings, access panels and many other building products made of fiberglass, plastic, steel and aluminum. Chameleon Topcoatings has been painting windows and doors for the building industry for over ten years. Now Chameleon Topcoatings has branched out to profile wrapping to cover even more manufacturing needs.
MOBILE-FRIENDLY LAYOUT
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FeneTech will be presenting the latest release of its FeneVision ERP software for window and door manufacturers. This fully integrated software operates on a graphical user interface running on a single database, allowing employees to see –in real time – exactly what is happening on the production floor. FeneVision provides all the tools necessary to control each phase of production, including web- and clientbased quotation and order handling; pricing and costing; the dynamic creation of bills of materials; capacity planning; production scheduling; dynamic or batch glass cutting optimization; lineal optimization; tracking control (including the handling of rejects, production monitoring, logistics and shipping); and mobile delivery using an iPad, in addition to invoicing, return merchandise authorization, and reporting through FeneVision Business Intelligence. Most recently, FeneVision has developed
a comprehensive customer relationship management tool: a simple-to-use and industry-specific software application that successfully and efficiently manages customer relationship management needs. Highlights of this module include the ability to set up a sales territory hierarchy, add prospective companies, enter contacts, log tasks (such as appointments, emails, and phone calls) and view real-time order and quote summary data. All presented in a mobilefriendly layout.
EASY APPLICATION
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glazed units in conjunction with a quality-applied perimeter sealant.The system offers long-term durability, ease of manufacturing and the ability to provide short lead times. Tremco supports EnerEdge with marketing support and on-site technical assistance and training. The Tremco support team includes dedicated glazing specialists who cater to the IG and residential windows customer, drawing on over 50 years of company expertise.
SUPPORT FOR LARGER DOORS
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Tremco Residential Glazing Systems will exhibit EnerEdge, a pre-dessicated, readyto-apply cellular silicone warm-edge spacer that is suitable for a wide range of insulating glass constructions in fenestration applications. EnerEdge spacer is inset and applied to the glass lite’s perimeter to enable fabrication of dual- and triple-
a myriad of additional hardware solutions for a variety of North Americanand European-style sliding patio doors, including Roto Patio Inowa, Roto Patio Alversa, Roto Patio Fold and Roto Patio Lift hardware.
CREATE HIGH-IMPACT QUOTES
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The new RotoFasco Secura 9100 sliding patio door handle features a contemporary design that will offer esthetic appeal for customers who desire a modern look. The sleek design of the thumb turn above the lever offers ready access to lock and unlock the door, and the 13-inch-long handle will support the growing height and width of patio doors. The 9100 handle is available in a wide array of colour options, including corrosion-resistant powder coat and satin nickel architectural finishes. Roto North America offers
Windowmaker will exhibit its Windowseller software package designed to help reseller and installers produce professional quotations. Offering advanced functionality, feature rich quotations and integration with a Windowmaker fabricator, Windowseller helps close more sales faster, improving accuracy and efficiency. The software is easy to use – users can download and start using it within five minutes. The photorealistic sales quotes allow superb computer-generated images to be applied to any digital photo on the sales quote, helping users produce professional quotations with high impact. Windowseller includes increased conversions to allow comparison to find the right solution for customers.
WINDOW AND DOOR BUYERS GUIDE
INDUSTRY SUPPLIERS
360 INNOVATIONS
182-A Boulevard Iberville
Repentigny, QC J6A 1Y8
Tel: 1-888-654-3287
Email: info@360-innovations.com www.360-innovations.com
A.K. DRAFT SEAL LTD.
7470 Buller Ave.
Burnaby, BC V5J 4S5
Tel: 604-451-1080
Email: info@theDSgroup.com www.theDSGroup.com
ACME WINDOW HARDWARE
4635 Burgoyne Street Unit 20 Mississauga, ON L4W 1V9
Tel: 905-282.1588
Email: info@acmehardware.ca www.acmehardware.ca
AMERICAN RENOLIT CORP.
301 Berkeley Dr., Ste. B Swedesboro, NJ 08085
Tel: 616-581-2156
Email: exterioramerica@renolit.com www.renolit.com
AQUASURTECH OEM- HEAD OFFICE
2148 Trans. Canada Hwy. Dorval, QC H9P 2N4
Tel: 514-684-2628
Toll-Free: 1-888-884-8982
Email: sales@aquasurtech-oem.com www.aquasurtech-oem.com
ARIBELL PRODUCTS LIMITED
71 Whitmore Road, Units 1 & 2 Woodbridge, ON L4L 8G5
Tel: 905-669-5001
Email: brian@aribell.ca www.aribell.ca
BRAVURA DAYLIGHTING
1472 Thornton Road North, U13 Oshawa, ON L1H 7K4
Tel: 905-296-5040
Toll-Free: 1-800-803-1235
Email: info@bravuradaylighting.com www.bravuradesign.com
CAN-BEST
38 Regan Road, Unit 4 Brampton, ON L7A 1C6
Tel: 905-840-2014 www.can-best.com
CGC TECHNOLOGIES INC.
912 Thayer Ave Suite 212 Silver Spring, MD 20910
Tel: 240-396-5844
Email: cgctechnologies01@gmail. com cgctechnologies.com
CLEARVIEW INDUSTRIES LTD.
45 Fenmar Drive
Toronto, ON M9L 1M1
Tel: 416-745-6666
Toll-Free: 1-888-253-2739
Email: sales@clearview.on.ca www.clearview.on.ca
CLEB, A UL COMPANY
1320 Lionel-Boulet Blvd. Varennes, QC J3X 1P7
Tel: 855-353-2532
Email: info@cleb.com www.cleb.com
COLLINS-TOKER AGENCIES
LTD.
1224 Sherwin Rd. Winnipeg, MB R3H 0V3
Tel: 204-953-4210
Email: ttoker123@aol.com www.collinstoker.ca
CSL SILICONES INC.
144 Woodlawn Road West Guelph, ON N1H 1B5
Tel: 519-836-9044
Toll-Free: 1-800-265-2753
Email: info@cslsilicones.com www.cslsilicones.com
DAYSIDE WINDOWS AND DOORS
441 Henry Street
Brantford, ON N3S 7V6
Tel: 519-759-5222
Toll-Free: 888-965-0524 dayside.ca
DOOR COM PRODUCTS
285 Vaughan Valley Blvd. Woodbridge, ON L4H 3B5
Tel: 905-850-5352
Toll-Free: 1-866-677-8311
Email: customerservice@doorcom. ca www.doorcom.ca
EDTM, INC.
745 Capital Commons Dr. Toledo, OH 43615
Tel: 419-861-1030
Email: sales@edtm.com WWW.EDTM.COM
venting door lites, executive panels, door and window components and profile wrapping.
ERDMAN AUTOMATION CORP.
1603 14th Lane North Princeton, MN 55371
Tel: 763-389-9475
Email: eac@erdmanautomation.com www.erdmanautomation.com
ELTON MANUFACTURING
8400 Lawson Rd., Unit 2 Milton, ON L9T 0A4
Tel: 905-876-1290
Toll-Free: 1-800-297-8299
Email: sales@eltonmanufacturing.com www.eltonmanufacturing.com
Manufacturer of door lite frames,
EURO VINYL WINDOWS & DOORS INC.
167 Caster Avenue, Unit 3 Woodbridge, ON L7L 5V8
Tel: 905-851-9711
Email: info@evw.ca www.evw.ca
EUROLINE WINDOWS INC.
7620 Macdonald Rd. Delta, BC V4G 1N2
Tel: 604-940-8485
Email: info@euroline-windows.com www.euroline-windows.com
EuroLine is a manufacturer of high-end fenestration products, and currently the only Canadian company to manufacture a Passive House certified window. Interested in becoming a dealer? Contact us!
EVOTECH INDUSTRIAL COATINGS
10001 Ray Lawson
Anjou, QC H1J 1L6
Tel: 514-355-7241
Toll-Free: 1-800-561-7089
Email: pcharbonneau@evotechind. com www.evotechind.com
EXOVA INC.
2395 Speakman Drive Mississauga, ON L5K 1B3
Tel: 905-822-4111
F1 GLAZING SOLUTIONS INC.
783 Bathurst St., Suite # 804 Toronto, ON M5S 0A8
Tel: 416-768-6873
Email: FultonF1@gmail.com FredDFulton.com
FENESTRA PURCHASING CO-OPERATIVE
140 Fullarton St. London, ON N6A 5P2 Tel: 902-679-9655
Toll-Free: 1-888-713-6282
Email: bhermiston@fenestra.coop www.fenestra.coop
FENESTRATION CANADA P.O. Box 62060 Ottawa, ON K1C 2S0 Tel: 613-424-7239
Email: info@fenestrationcanada.ca www.fenestrationcanada.ca
FENESTRATION COMPONENTS
INTERNATIONAL PO Box 1544 Okotoks, AB T1S 1B5 Tel: 403-938-1064 Toll-Free: 1-877-938-064 www.fci-inc.com
FENETECH INC. 260 Campus Drive Aurora, OH 44202 Tel: 330-995-2830
Email: info@fenetech.com www.fenetech.com
FENEWOOD LIMITED
EVERLAST GROUP OF COMPANIES
299 Carlingview Dr. Etobicoke, ON M9W 5G3
Tel: 416-241-8527
Toll-Free: 800-897-5118
Email: Vince@everlast.biz www.everlast.biz
Get it all in one place. Aluminum and Vinyl Storm Doors and Porch Enclosures, Storm Windows, Vinyl, Aluminum and Aluminum Clad Windows, Custom Wood Entry Doors, Cardinal Insulated Glass.
71 Whitmore Road, Unit #2 Toronto, ON L4L 8G5 Tel: 905.265.9663
Email: brian@fenewood.com www.fenewood.com
FENPLAST
160 Boulevard de l’Industrie Candiac, QC J5R 1J3
Tel: 514-990-0012
Email: info@fenplast.com www.fenplast.com
FENTRO TECHNOLOGIES INC.
150 Grant St. Morden, MB R6M 1Y4 Tel: 204-822-1405 www.fentro.com
FENZI NORTH AMERICA
11 Dansk Crt.
Toronto, ON M9W 5N6
Tel: 416-674-3831
www.fenzi-na.com
FERCO FERRURES DE BÂTIMENT INC.
2000, rue Berlier Laval, QC H7L 4S4
Tel: 450-973-1437
Email: ferco@ferco.ca
FNA EQUIPMENT SERVICES
11 Dansk Crt.
Toronto, ON M9W 5N6
Tel: 416-213-1362
www.fenzi-na.com
FRANK LOWE RUBBER & GASKET CO., INC.
44 Ramsey Road Shirley, NY 11967
Tel: 631-777-2707
Toll-Free: 1-800-777-0202
Email: sales@franklowe.com www.franklowe.com
FUX MASCHINENBAU UND KUNSTSTOFFTECHNIK GMBH
1601 Leist Avenue Lima, OH 45805
Tel: 540-550-4596
Email: marco.patermann@gapser.com www.fux.at
GARIBALDI GLASS
8183 Wiggins Street
Burnaby, BC V3N 0C4
Tel: 604-420-4527
Toll-Free: 1-800-665-3787
Email: sales@garibaldiglass.com www.garibaldiglass.com
GLOBAL ARCHITECTURAL PRODUCTS AND SERVICES LLC
1601 Leist Avenue Lima, OH 45805
Tel: 540-550-4596
Email: sales@gapser.com www.gapser.com
GROUPE EUGÉNIE
1167 Nationale
Terrebonne, QC J6W 6H8
Tel: 450-964-1616
Email: info@groupeeugenie.com www.groupeeugenie.com
GROUPE PROMAX INC.
3240 Avenue Watt
Ville de Québec, QC G1X 4X7
Tel: 418-650-7889
Toll-Free: 1-877-650-7889
Email: info@groupepromax.com www.groupepromax.com
INDUSTRYSUPPLIERS
GROVE PRODUCTS, INC.
P.O.Box 240
Leominster, MA 01453
Tel: 978-534-5188
Email: sales@groveproductsinc.com www.groveproductsinc.com
HASEDA HOLDING LTD. (AKFIX)
300 Bloor St. E, Suite 2202
Toronto, ON M4W 3Y2
Tel: 416-624-5721
Email: hakanonce@haseda.ca www.haseda.ca
HOPPE NORTH AMERICA
205 East Blackhawk Drive
Fort Atkinson, WI 53538
Tel: 1-888-485-4885
Email: info@us.hoppe.com www.us.hoppe.com
HYGRADE COMPONENTS
1990 Highland Ave. Bethlehem, PA 18020
Tel: 610-866-2441
Toll-Free: 1-800-645-9475
Email: sales@hygrademetal.com www.hygrademetal.com
IMPROVEIT 360
130 East Chestnut Street, Suite 200Columbus, OH 43215
Tel: 614-421-3000
Toll-Free: 1-866-421-3360
Email: info@improveit360.com improveit360.com
IMSENT INC.
7030 Woodbine Ave. Markham, ON L3R 6G2
Tel: 416-497-4299
Email: info@imsent.com www.imsent.com
INVISIBLE SCREENS CANADA
90 Basaltic Rd., Unit 5 Vaughan, ON L4K 1G6
Tel: 905-884-9004
Toll-Free: 1-866-889-4659
Email: info@invisiblescreens.ca www.invisiblescreens.ca
INDUSTRYSUPPLIERS
JRC MACHINERY INC.
1167 Nationale Terrebonne, QC J6W6H8
Tel: 450-477-1286
Toll-Free: 1-877-551-1286
Email: info@jrcmachinery.com www.jrcmachinery.com
JRC Machinery is a Canadian Industrial Machinery Distributor. It has over 25 years of experience in machinery and automated production lines. The company bring high-tech production solutions to growing sectors.
JSA PVC MACHINERIES INC.
2082A boulevard Industriel Chambly, QC J3L 4V2
Tel: 450-658-9668 jsamachinerie.com
KEAR FABRICATION INC.
27 Vanley Cres. North York, ON M3J 2B7
Tel: 416-398-8666 www.kearmfg.com
KITS GLASS LTD.
#170 - 2800 Viking Way Richmond, BC V6V 1N5
Tel: 604-231-0878
Email: sales@kitsglass.ca www.kitsglass.ca
KONRAD HORNSCHUCH AG
1944 Valley Ave Winchester, VA 22601
Tel: 540-550-4596
Email: marco.patermann@skai.com www.skai.com
LAMATEK, INC.
1226 Forest Parkway West Deptford, NJ 08066 Tel: 800-526-2835 www.lamatek.com
LAURELWOOD MILLWORK LTD.
1509 Snow Valley Road, R.R. #3
Minesing, ON L9X-1K3 Tel: 705-737-5315
Email: info@laurelwoodmillwork.com
LAUREN MANUFACTURING
2228 Reiser Ave. SE New Philadelphia, OH 44663 Tel: 330-339-3373
Toll-Free: 1-800-683-0676 www.lauren.com
M.I.S. ADHESIVE SPECIALISTS
5687 Chemin St-Francois
Saint-Laurent, QC H4S 1W6
Tel: 514-332-2990
Toll-Free: 877-647-7878
Email: mkrispis@misinc.ca www.misinc.ca
MASTERTECH DOOR SYSTEMS
1404 Cormorant Road
Ancaster, ON L9G4V5
Tel: 905-304-3688
Email: jon@mastertechdoors.com www.mastertechdoors.com
MAXDOR INC.
2180 Highway 7, Unit 18 Concord, ON L4K 1W6
Tel: 905-738-2358
Email: maxdorinc@hotmail.com www.maxdorinc.com
NOVATECH GROUP INC.
160 Murano St.
Sainte-Julie, QC J3E 0C6
Tel: 844-986-8001 novatechgroup.com
Since 1982, Novatech has been a trend setter in the door and glass industry, offering architectural products of unmatched quality. We focus on unique design, performance and value.
P.H. TECH INC.
8650 Boulevard Guillaume-Couture Lévis, QC G6V 9G9
Tel: 418- 833-3231
Toll-Free: 1-800-463-4392
Email: info@phtech.ca www.phtech.ca
PAULINE RICHARDS
562 Fallingbrook Drive Waterloo, ON N2L 4N4
Tel: 519-570-6917
Email: prichards.ap@gmail.com
Email: lbudd@protectivepackaging.ca www.protectivepackaging.ca
LOTHAR’S INDUSTRIAL SALES
2717 Rena Rd. Mississauga, ON L4T 3K1
Tel: 905-678-2397
Email: info@lothars.ca www.lothars.ca
MILLCRAFT SYSTEMS INC.
369 Concession Rd. 6 East Hamilton, ON L8B 1M2
Tel: 905-689-9502
Toll-Free: 1-888-689-9502
Email: info@millcraftsystems.ca millcraftcustomwindows.com
MORTGAGE GUYS
15 Surrey Street W
Guelph, ON N1H 3R3
Tel: 519-341-6902
Toll-Free: 1-866-219-8069
Email: mortgageguysII@gmail.com mortgageguys.com
NEXTRUSIONS INC.
10500 Rue Colbert
Montréal, QC H1J 2H8
Tel: 514- 355-6868
Toll-Free: 1-800-263-5546
Email: service@nextrusions.com www.nextrusions.com
NORTH STAR WINDOWS AND DOORS
40684 Talbot Line
St. Thomas, ON N5P 3T2
Tel: 519-637-7899
Toll-Free: 1-800-265-5701 www.northstarwindows.com
NORTHERN LIGHTS AND DOORS INC.
7293 Torbram Rd.
Mississauga, ON L4T 1G8
Tel: 905-612-0118
Toll-Free: 1-800-820-2714
Email: Dave@ northernlightsanddoors.com northernlightsanddoors.com
PHIFER INCORPORATED
4400 Kauloosa Ave. Tuscaloosa, AL 35401
Tel: 205-345-2120
Email: info@phifer.com www.phifer.com
World’s leading manufacturer of cutting-edge aluminum and fiberglass insect screening for windows, door and porches. Made in the U.S.A. screening provides improved airflow and ventilation as well as insect protection
POLLARD WINDOWS & DOORS INC.
1217 King Rd., P.O. Box 507 Burlington, ON L7R 3Y3
Tel: 905-634-2365
Toll-Free: 1-800-585-5561
Email: jgriffit@pollardwindows.com www.pollardwindows.com
PORTES ET FENÊTRES ALTEK INC.
765 Avenue Guy Poulin
Saint-Joseph-de-Beauce, QC G0S 2V0
Tel: 418-774-2580 www.fenetresaltek.com
PRO-ACTIVE FENESTRATION SOLUTIONS INC.
35B-10520 Yonge Str. Richmond Hill, ON L4C 3C7
Tel: 416-804-1985
Email: kira@proactivefenestration.com www.ProactiveFenestration.com
PROTECTIVE PACKAGING LTD.
34 Carson St. Toronto, ON M8W 3R9
Tel: 416-255-7308
PROTOMACH & GML MACHINERY
110 rue Industrielle, St-Louis-de-Blandford, QC G0Z 1B0
Tel: 819-364-7270
Email: vente@protomach.ca www.protomach.ca/index.php/en/ home-en
Protomach GML Machinery has been manufacturing high quality production equipment for the window, patio door, entry door and garage door industries for over 20 years, with over 1000 machines sold worldwide.
PVC ARCHITECTURAL INC.
220, rue Industrielle
Saint-Apollinaire, QC G0S 2E0
Tel: 418-881-2286
Toll-Free: 888-404-2286 www.pvcarchitectural.com
RDH BUILDING SCIENCE INC.
224 W 8th Ave. Vancouver, BC V5Y 1N5
Tel: 604-873-1181 rdh.com
REHAU INDUSTRIES INC.
1149 Pioneer Rd. Burlington, ON L7M 1K5
Tel: 905-335-3284
Toll-Free: 1-800-561-9609
Email: rehau.mailbox@rehau.com www.na.rehau.com/windows
RENKO RUBBER CANADA INC
P.O. BOX 339
Montreal, QC H3Z 2T5 Tel: 1-514-342-6640
Toll-Free: 1-800-661-6640
Email: renko@renkocanada.com
ROTO NORTH AMERICA
14 Inspiration Lane
Chester, CT 06412
Tel: 860-526-4996
Toll-Free: 1-800-243-0893
Email: info.usa@roto-frank.com www.rotonorthamerica.com
Roto North America creates superior customer value as a leading supplier of North American and European window and door hardware.
RPM ROLLFORMED METAL PRODUCTS
101 Spinnaker Way
Vaughan, ON L4K2T2
Tel: 905-660-ROLL (7655)
Toll-Free: 877-665-ROLL (7655)
Email: sales@rpmrollforming.com www.rpmroll.com
RW COOMBER INC.
1275 Eglinton Ave. E., Unit 48
Mississauga, ON L4W 2Z2
Tel: 905-206-0380
Email: rcoomber@bellnet.ca
S.I.L. PLASTIC
30 Whitmore Rd.
Woodbridge, ON L4L 7Z4
Tel: 905-264-8845
Email: sales@silplastic.com www.silplastic.com
SAWDAC
84 Adam St.
Cambridge, ON N3C 2K6
Tel: 800-813-9616
Email: info@sawdac.com www.sawdac.com
At SAWDAC, we set tough standards that our hundreds of member dealers and contractors must live up to.
Ask about Window Wise to standout in the crowd!
SCREENCO MANUFACTURING LIMITED
290 Millway Ave.
Concord, ON L4K 3W4
Tel: 905-669-9440
Email: info@screenco.ca www.screenco.ca
SERVITEK FENESTRATION
1901, boulevard Dagenais Ouest Laval, QC H7L 5A3
Tel: 450-622-0080
SEYMOUR WINDOWS LTD.
1781 Seymour Street North Bay, ON P1A 0C6
Tel: 705-474-9000 www.seymourwindows.ca
SIKA CANADA INC.
601 Ave. Delmar
Pointe-Claire, QC H9R 4A9
Tel: 514-697-2610
Toll-Free: 1-800-933-7452
Email: marketing.industry@ca.sika. com OR collins.ian@ca.sika.com www.sika.ca
Sika’s Fenestration Line -features our high-performance Sikasil® silicones and Sikaflex® polyurethanes. Innovative sealing and bonding systems, engineered to reduce material and energy costs and tailored for your most exacting projects.
SKYREACH L&S EXTRUSIONS CORP.
55 Freshway Drive Vaughan, ON L4K 1S1
Tel: 416-663-1888
www.skyreachls.com
STANDARD DOORS INC.
2300 Ave. Francis Hughes Laval, QC H7S 2C1
Tel: 450-663-2300
Toll-Free: 1-800-361-7535
Email: info@standarddoors.com www.standarddoors.com
INDUSTRYSUPPLIERS
Toll-Free: 1-855-757-8367
Email: cs@tritempglass.com www.tritempglass.com
STRASSBURGER WINDOWS & DOORS
2101 Shirley Drive Kitchener, ON N2B 3X4
Tel: 519-885-6380, 1-800-2654717
Email:windows@strassburger.net www.strassburger.net
THORN SERVICES
44 Alrita Crescent Scarborough, ON M1R 4M3
Tel: 416-805-7029
Email: thorn-services@sympatico.ca
TILTCO
1200 Stellar Drive Newmarket, ON L3Y 7B9
Tel: 905-853-9955
Toll-Free: 1-800-361-8782
Email: info@tiltco.net www.tiltco.net
Since 1988 Tiltco has been manufacturing European style Tilt & Turn windows, doors, lift slides and curtain walls. Serving the luxury residential and light commercial markets, for Inland and Coastal application.
TREMCO INC. - RESIDENTIAL GLAZING SYSTEMS
50 Beth Nealson Dr.
Toronto, ON M4H 1M6
Tel: 1-800-363-3213
www.tremcosealants.com
TRI-TEMP GLASS INC.
91 Crockford Blvd.
Toronto, ON M1R 3B7
Tel: 416-285-1890
TRU TECH DOORS®
20 Vaughan Valley Blvd. Vaughan, Ontario L4H 0B1
Tel: 905.856.0096
www.trutechdoors.com
A leading manufacturer of high quality fiberglass and steel door panels, decorative doorglass and other door components. Choose your style and enter your element with Tru Tech Doors today.
ULTRAFAB INC.
1050 Hook Rd. Farmington, NY 14425
Tel: (585) 924-2186
Email: SPsales@ultrafab.com www.ultrafab.com
UNYSON
2000 Clearwater Drive Oak Brook, IL 60523
Tel: 630-271-3600
Email: info@unyson.com www.unyson.com
VALLEY DESIGN CORPORATION
Phoenix Park Business Center, 2 Shaker Road, Bldg. E-001 Shirley, MA 01464
Tel: 978-425-3030
Email: info@valleydesign.com www.valleydesign.com
VEKA CANADA CO. 4350-68 Avenue Edmonton, AB T6B 2PC Tel: 780-440-3888
Toll-Free: 800-667-5908 www.vekainc.com
VERIDIS SOLUTIONS INC. 2828, Boul. Laurier, Tour T1, 7e étage Québec, QC G1V 0B9 Tel: 418-263-4777
Email: contact@veridissolutions.com veridissolutions.com
VERRE SELECT INC
3816 Georges-Corbeil Terrebonne, QC J6X 4J4 Tel: 450-968-0112
Toll-Free: 1-800-561-0112
Email: info@verreselect.ca www.verreselect.com
VI-LUX BUILDING PRODUCTS INC.
105 Richmond Blvd. Napanee, ON K7R 3Z8 Tel: 613-354-4830
Toll-Free: 1-888-281-6743
Email: mike@vi-lux.com www.vi-lux.com
VINYL WINDOW DESIGNS LTD.
550 Oakdale Rd. Toronto, ON M3N 1W6 Tel: 416-741-77820
Toll-Free: 1-800-668-4820
Email: info@vinylwindowdesigns. com www.vinylwindowdesigns.com
VINYLCRAFT EXTRUSIONS LTD.
1065 Kamato Rd. Mississauga, ON L4W 2L3
Tel: 905-282-9100
Toll-Free: 1-877-282-9101
Email: carlo@vinylcraftext.com www.vinylcraftextrusions.com
WESTON WOOD SOLUTIONS, INC.
300 Orenda Rd. Brampton, ON L6T 1G2
Tel: 905-677-9120
Email: info@westonwoodsolutions. com
www.westonwoodsolutions.com
WWS is a specialty wood products distributor providing supply chain management services and solutions. We stock the complete range of jambs, mullions, astragals, extensions, vinyl wrap, plus custom profiling services.
WINDOW HARDWARE COMPANY A DIVISION OF GLASS & HARDWARE DEPOT INC
301 Jevlan Dr., Unit 2 Woodbridge, ON L4L 8G6
Tel: 905-856-7202
Toll-Free: 877-806-2266
Email: info@whcparts.ca www.windowhardwarecompany.ca
WINDOWMAKER SOFTWARE LTD.
A - 115 Wolseley St. Toronto, ON M6J 1K1 Tel: 416-762-5299
Email: info@windowmaker.com www.windowmaker.com
WITTE NORTH AMERICA
2717 Rena Rd. Mississauga, ON L4T 3K1 Tel: 905-678-2397 www.witte-na.com
WOOD MANUFACTURING COUNCIL
1390 Prince of Wales Dr., Suite 302 Ottawa, ON K2C 3N6
Tel: 613-567-5511
Email: rlipman@wmc-cfb.ca www.wmc-cfb.ca
WTS PARADIGM
1850 Deming Way Suite 120 Middleton, WI 53562
Tel: 608-664-9292
Toll-Free: 1-800-387-2951
Email: contactus@wtsparadigm.com wtsparadigm.com
Z Z CONSTRUCTION LTD. #21, 7003, 30 St. SE. Calgary, AB T2C 1N6
Tel: 403-251-5121
Email: zzconst@shaw.ca zzconst.com
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