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Healing light

by Patrick Flannery

Daylighting really is a health issue.

n the Arcade Fire song “Modern Man,” the band asks the question “If it feels so right/ How come you can’t sleep at night?” Jennifer Veitch, a former NRCan researcher now president of CIE, the International Commission on Illumination, may have an answer. Modern Man likely isn’t sleeping very well because his circadian rhythms are messed up from not getting enough daylight during the day followed by a sharp enough drop-off in light exposure at night. That’s just one of the negative effects of insufficient daylighting Veitch pointed to in her presentation to the Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance’s Fall Conference in early September. Others included reduced alertness, poor digestion, sluggish immune responses, poor vitamin D production and mood disorders such as depression. Simply having an attractive view out of a window has been associated with faster healing in hospitals, lower blood pressure and improved concentration. Enhanced daylighting has also been correlated with improved productivity in workplaces. As we’ve covered in these pages before, reduced exposure to full-spectrum daylight may even be responsible for the modern epidemic of near-sightedness in children (though any connection to low-E glass coatings is likely not significant). I’ll admit to having been a skeptic about the connection between daylighting and health, mostly because I couldn’t see how the presence or absence of light could translate into such a broad spectrum of physiological effects. But Veitch had a plausible explanation for this. You have probably heard of cells called rods and cones that make up our retinas and provide detailed and colour vision, respectively. Well,

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there is a recently discovered third class of retinal cells called “intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells” (IPRGCs) that don’t have anything to do with vision but do trigger a number of physical and neurological effects in response to light – especially the high-spectrum violet light present in sunlight but much less so in artificial indoor lighting. We don’t know everything that IPRGCs do, but one thing appears to be stimulation of the production of the brain hormone melatonin that controls our sleeping and waking cycles. Since so much of our cognitive and restorative function depends on this circadian rhythm, it seems reasonable that disruption of it could have bad effects all over the place. The effects have been studied enough for doctors to issue recommendations for the amount of daylight a person should receive for good health. It’s a lot more than most people get in our society where people spend over 90 percent of their time indoors. One of the stated goals of the National Building Code of Canada is to ensure healthy indoor environments, yet daylighting is barely mentioned in the document and not controlled or required anywhere. Veitch pointed out that the National Energy Code for Buildings actually works against people getting enough light. Studies have shown that interior lighting can replace lost exposure to sunlight, but it usually needs a power draw of 11 to 18 watts per meter squared. The NECB restricts commercial spaces to drawing 6.9 watts per meter squared. Veitch is on a mission to have daylighting acknowledged as a necessary element of Canadian building design. As the industry that would provide that daylighting, it seems to me we should join her.

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Canadian window and door exporters are facing new tariffs on products sold in the U.S., and all Canadian fenestration manufacturers may see prices rise on supplies and equipment imported from the U.S., due to a new round of tariffs and counter-tariffs announced through August. U.S. tariffs of 50 percent on imports from Canada of all types of finished windows and doors went into effect Aug. 22. Canadian 50-percent counter-tariffs went into effect Sept. 8 on imports from the U.S. of aluminum and steel doors and windows, iron and steel fasteners, and 25-percent tariffs on base mounting and fittings for doors and windows. Previously, Canadian exports of steel and aluminum fenestration products were tariffed at 25 percent under U.S.

Section 232 laws, but other fenestration exports were not subject to tariffs as long as they complied with CUSMA country-of-origin rules. Fenestration Canada is seeking industry input to determine what its message to Ottawa trade officials should be. Specifically, the association is asking: • What products or components you expect to be affected; • Your approximate exposure to U.S.-origin supply; • Whether equivalent Canadian or non-U.S. supply is realistically available; • The expected impact on your costs, production or customers; and • What response you would like Fenestration Canada to pursue with the federal government, including whether tariff relief or remission should be considered. Information can be shared through the contact form at fenestrationcanada.ca. In related news, Business Development Canada is offering enhanced terms on loans to businesses affected by tariffs. These include: • Financing from $250,000 to $5 million; • Zero-percent interest for the first 12 months; • Interest-only payments over 36 months; • Amortization over 96 months; • A lower revenue threshold of $1 million; and • Six-month payment deferral for exporters.

Input sought for durability research In collaboration with the National Research Council of Canada, Fenestration Canada is gathering industry input on the data, assessment methods and frameworks needed to define durability for fenestration products better. Durability is an important component of longterm sustainability, yet it is not consistently defined or measured in fenestration product standards. Existing compliance pathways generally assess air, water, thermal and structural performance at the time of testing but provide limited insight into product degradation, service-life variability and resilience under prolonged environmental exposure. As embodied carbon and life-cycle performance receive greater attention, Fenestration Canada believes durability must be considered for life-cycle assessments to provide a

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meaningful picture of a product’s environmental performance over its actual service life. NRC is currently conducting research on high-performance glazing, including degradation mechanisms and performanceevaluation tools. This work is intended to support future standards and code development and improve the understanding of how service life affects embodied-carbon calculations. NRC has sought industry input through a survey that closed Sept. 25. The results will help inform the work of the Fenestration Canada NRC Industry Advisory Board, which began meeting in September. The board’s initial focus will be on identifying practical pathways for advancing durability assessment, beginning with insulated glazing units.

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SAWDAC WELCOMES GEORGE TOROK The Siding and Window Dealers Association of Canada is pleased to announce that George Torok has joined the SAWDAC team as an additional technical consultant. George brings almost 40 years of experience in building envelope design, construction, performance investigation, repair and renewal. Most recently, he was a member of the Building Science team at Stantec Consulting in Ottawa from which he retired in August 2026. Throughout his career, George has developed extensive expertise in both new and existing buildings. His specialty includes windows, doors and skylights for houses and small buildings, as well as curtainwall, window wall and sloped glazing systems for high-rise buildings. George has also played an active role in the development and advancement of Canadian fenestration standards. He was a member of the CGSB technical committee responsible for revisions to the CGSB 12.1-2026 Safety Glazing and CGSB 12.8-2026 Insulating Glass Units standards. He is also a long-serving member of the CSA A119 Technical Committee on the Performance of Windows, which oversees NAFS, as well as other CSA fenestration standards. In addition, George leads the technical subcommittee responsible for reviewing and updating CSA A440.4, Window, Door and Skylight Installation. This standard forms the technical foundation of the SAWDAC Window Wise installation quality assurance program.

JASON NEAL’S COMMENT I couldn’t be more pleased to have George join SAWDAC. When you look at George’s experience, his knowledge of building science and, in particular, his involvement in developing the standards that directly relate to our industry, this is a tremendous opportunity for SAWDAC and our members. Window Wise has always been about raising the standard for installation quality and giving consumers confidence that their windows are being installed properly. Having someone with George’s depth of knowledge involved in the program gives us an incredible resource as we continue to improve and expand Window Wise throughout Canada. Our industry is changing quickly. Building codes are evolving, energy efficiency is becoming increasingly important, and the way we approach building envelopes has to keep pace. SAWDAC

needs to be at the table and ahead of those changes, not reacting to them after the fact. George’s experience will help us do exactly that. George’s expertise will support SAWDAC’s ongoing commitment to highquality installation practices, technical excellence and the proper application of industry standards. His experience will be particularly valuable as building codes and standards continue to evolve in response to changing building practices, energy efficiency requirements and the need to reduce the environmental impact of buildings. This is about more than simply having another technical consultant. It’s about making sure SAWDAC continues to be a leader in our industry. George brings credibility, experience and a tremendous understanding of where our industry is heading. I’m very excited about what we can accomplish together.

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INDUSTRY NEWS Energy Star back in business: Hulan Jamie Hulan, senior director of equipment and housing at Natural Resources Canada, updated attendees at the Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance Fall Conference in Calgary on the Energy Star program and Ottawa’s strategy to promote energy-efficient homes generally. He explained that updating Energy Star had been delayed recently following uncertainty around the U.S. program, with which Canada’s program shared branding under agreement. Last year, the Trump administration attempted to cut funding to the U.S. program, leading Canadian officials to explore various alternatives including rebranding our own with potentially significant reforms. However the U.S. program survived, moving from administration by the Environmental Protection Agency to the Department of Energy. Canada made the opposite move, taking Energy Star out of Natural Resources Canada and into the Ministry of Environment. Hulan reported that now that “the dust has settled,” Energy Star administrators have returned to the work of tightening the certification’s standards so that only the top-performing 20 to 30 percent of window products qualify, down from about 70 percent of products that qualify today. Hulan said a draft of the new requirements should be available for consultations within a month. Hulan went on to explain how Energy Star fits into the broader goal of market transfomation toward higher-per-

forming household products. The strategy has three pillars – information, incentives and regulations – with Energy Star being part of the information piece. Market transformation initiatives only work when all three elements are coordinated, Hulan said, and pointed to incentive programs like Greener Homes and regulatory changes to the building codes as complimentary efforts. Hulan noted the market transformation effort has stalled in the case of fenestration because of enforcement challenges. He has heard industry warnings that attempts to require certified products without a robust and consistent means of enforcement will create an uneven playing field where unscrupulous actors undercut those attempting to follow the rules. As a step towards being able to enforce energy-efficiency regulations, NRCan has resumed efforts to develop a harmonized window label that will satisfy energy code requirements across the country. Even with such a label, Hulan admitted there is no answer yet as to how use of labelled products would be enforced on retrofit projects that don’t require a building permit, though he was optimistic some solution can be found. Notably, Hulan alluded to a subtle shift in government priority from energy conservation to energy affordability. The emphasis is now less on saving the planet from climate change at any cost and more on saving homeowners money on their energy bills. Going forward, the market transformation effort will be mindful of potential unintended consequences and seek input from more sources without being siloed inside one scope of focus.

Flange installation guide updated The Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance and the Window and Door Manufacturers Association have announced the publication of the 2026 edition of AAMA/WDMA 100, Standard Practice for the Installation of Windows with Mounting Flanges for Membrane Drainage Systems in New Construction Applications. As the first in a series of installation standards to be jointly published by the two organizations, AAMA/WDMA 100 represents a milestone in industry collaboration, while providing an updated consensus-based guide for the installation of windows with mounting flanges in membrane drainage wall systems used in new construction. 8 FENESTRATIONREVIEW FALL 2026

The techniques demonstrated in this standard practice have been developed specifically to allow incidental liquid water entering from superficial cracks, either in the cladding, window joinery or installation joints around the perimeter of the window, to drain onto the membrane drainage plane and to exit to the building exterior. Changes to this edition include expanding its scope beyond extreme wind and water applications to include all new construction applications. In addition, the scope of the document was expanded to include not only wood frame construction, but other wall types as well. Recommendations for using liquid-applied flashing at the jamb and head conditions are also included in this update. More robust material compatibility and system integration guidance was added. Additionally, there is now enhanced direction and explanation for the installation of an interior air seal.

INDUSTRY NEWS Greener Homes back...sort of Ottawa has rebranded and relaunched the Greener Homes energy retrofit incentive program that expired in 2024. Now called the Canada Greener Homes Affordability Program, it funds provincial incentive programs for home energy retrofits in Quebec, British Columbia, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, and continues an existing partnership with Manitoba. The delivery method, incentives available and eligibility vary by province. Program providers Hydro Quebec (full grant, means-tested, windows and doors included) BC Hydro (full grant, means-tested, “weatherization” retrofits included) FortisBC (full grant, means-tested, heating only) Efficiency Nova Scotia (full grant, meanstested, includes airtightness upgrades)

African Nova Scotian Communities Retrofit Program (full grant, meanstested, includes airtightness upgrades, restricted to specific communities) PEI Home Insulation Program (full grant, means-tested, insulation only) Efficiency Manitoba (rebates and lowinterest loans, no means test, windows and doors included) B.C. window manufacturers uphappy with abrupt program cancellation Following the above announcement, CleanBC announced June 29 that it would close applications for its Better Homes Energy Savings window rebate program a week later, July 6. It informed contractors in the same letter that outstanding approved work would have to be completed by July 31 or the homeowner would not receive the

rebate. The letter explains the change is due to program updates: “...income levels have been updated, some rebate amounts have been reduced and a limited number of offers have been discontinued.” A B.C. fenestration industry supplier who wished to remain anonymous sent this comment: “Our customers are upset and have been left in a very vulnerable position, as many had product on order that is too late to cancel and installs booked for well past the deadline. Not to mention the number of clients that up until just a week or two prior had been issued pre-approvals to move forward. Countless hours of admin and quoting time have been wasted for clients that had recently been approved and were in the midst of finalizing their orders. It’s short-sighted and is not acceptable for a government-funded program.”

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A pathway for substituting sidehinged door components by Amy Roberts

ide-hinged doors can be complicated to test. NAFS establishes performance levels

for side-hinged door systems as well as testing protocols. It also allows for performancebased product comparisons, which is useful when manufacturers need to substitute certain components. AAMA 2502-24, Comparative Analysis Procedure for Window and Door Products, provides a standardized comparative analysis procedure for determining the structural integrity of sidehinged door systems. This procedure is suitable in regions where one needs to document the performance of side-hinged door components to meet specific structural design pressure criteria. AAMA 111-25, Procedure for Limited Component Substitution in AAMA-Certified Exterior Side-Hinged Doors, provides a pathway, assuming complete testing of the base system, to substitute a maximum of three components of a side-hinged door assembly. Additional testing is required if additional components are substituted. AAMA 111-25 places conditions on the substitutions that can be made without retesting. As an example of the replacements that can be made, if astragals or mullions are of the same or shorter length than that which was tested as a full system, the substitution is acceptable. The document calls out, in the case of astragals, that with the change in length there can be no changes to the joinery to the passive panel. Of note, there are other considerations that need to be included beyond the joinery. The document also provides guidance on fabrication, engagement and other areas. Care needs to be taken that one change does not impact any other areas of the door system. Door leaves can be substituted without retest if the skin, core, stile and rail materials

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and bonding method are the same. Testing is required if the components are less thick than the original. Door glass assemblies may be substituted without re-testing if glass-only changes are replaceable per ASTM E1300, Standard Practice for Determining Load Resistance of Glass in Buildings, and the new assembly is equal to or lighter in weight than the original part. Additionally, the fastener count per linear inch of frame on each side shall be equal to or greater than that of the tested product. In general, the requirements of AAMA 111-25 are there to ensure that, if changes are made, there is no deterioration of the performance compared to the tested system. Additionally, per AAMA/WDMA/CSA 101/I.S.2/A440:26, testing isn’t required, and the substituted components are deemed to meet the same performance rating as the test specimen, if the following criteria are met: • The framing, panels, glazing, hardware, hardware location, fasteners, reinforcing, material type, components and construction of the components are identical to the tested configuration; • Individual panel height and weight as well as frame size don’t exceed the tested panels; • Individual side lites may be bigger than the tested lite if they comply with the standard. Together, these three standards allow manufacturers to substitute certain components of side-hinged doors when needed without compromising performance. Amy Roberts is FGIA’s Canadian Codes and Advocacy Director.

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THE SIXTH SIBLING

Five siblings. One family business. And a company none of them seems particularly interested in letting go.

thought I knew Inline Fiberglass. I’ve known the company for most of my career. I knew the name, the product and, like most people who have been around this industry long enough, I knew of its founder, Stan Rokicki. At least I thought I did.

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My understanding of Inline was largely technical: fibreglass, pultrusion and a somewhat unconventional manufacturer that had been doing things its own way for decades. So when I walked through the doors of Inline recently, I wasn’t expecting to discover much that would fundamentally change my impression of the company. Then I met Liza Czorny. Within minutes, she had me walking through the plant. There wasn’t a presentation, a prepared corporate history or much concern about whether I was supposed to be there. She simply started showing me around. What caught my attention wasn’t the pultrusion equipment, the windows and doors or even

Two of the five Rokicki siblings were on hand for my visit. Bernard acts as general manager and Liza handles purchasing.

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the scale of the operation. It was the family. Five siblings now occupy roles in the business their father started nearly 50 years ago. And somehow, despite all the things that can make family and business a difficult combination, they have continued to build it together. I wanted to know how. A week later, I was back. This time, I had come specifically to spend time with Liza and her brother Bernard Rokicki. I had questions, plenty of them, but within a few minutes my interview with Czorny had gone somewhat sideways. She started interviewing me. Czorny, it turns out, had plenty of questions

of her own. Before long, we were trading stories about manufacturing, family businesses, COVID and the uncertainty facing Canadian business today. At one point, I handed her my notebook. “This is great,” I told her. “You do the interview.” It turned out to be a better way to get to know her. Czorny’s formal role at Inline is purchasing, although spending any time with her makes it apparent that job titles don’t necessarily describe how a family business operates. People come looking for her. Questions find their way into the room. There always seems to be something that needs an answer. Before Inline, Czorny had built a career in fashion, working as a buyer. She joined the family business at 31 when Inline’s purchaser moved to Montreal. “It was sink or swim,” she says. “We are a 40-year-old company,” Czorny explains. “Some of our inventory is purchased, at best, every couple years.”

Nearly two decades into the job, she still talks about it with the curiosity of someone relatively new to it. “There is so much to learn and I’m learning every day.” Stan Rokicki started Inline in 1976, making windows in the family garage, and Czorny remembers watching him work there when she was a little girl. What tends to get lost in founder stories, however, is everyone else. Czorny spoke at length about the role her mother, Marianna, played in those early years. She laughed about something she considers almost inevitable in a family business: somehow, Mom ends up looking after the receivables. At Inline, while Stan was making windows, Marianna was part of the business behind them. There was a business to run and a family involved in making it work. Eventually, all five children would find their way into it. Bernard took a different route. Before returning to the family business, he worked as a gasfitter and apparently had little financial incentive to leave. “I was a

gasfitter and made good money doing it!” Returning to Inline meant taking a pay cut. Today, those responsibilities are well established. Czorny describes a family in which everyone knows what they are responsible for and, for the most part, gets on with it. She doesn’t pretend that five siblings always agree. “Of course we disagree from time to time,” she says, “but otherwise we all know our jobs and what has to get done.” There is something refreshingly believable about that answer. Five siblings working together without disagreement would make a much less convincing story. What is remarkable isn’t that they always agree. It’s that, after all these years, they continue to work together. Bernard gave me another glimpse of what that looks like. The day before we met, he had put in roughly 12 hours, including a drive back from Ottawa. The following morning he was at Inline at 5:30. He told me starts like that aren’t particularly unusual. His father kept

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PROFILE

Inline Fiberglass has come a long way from its start in Stan Rokicki’s garage in 1976.

much the same schedule: six days a week, with Sunday reserved for church. Nearly 50 years after Stan began making windows in the family garage, the early mornings haven’t disappeared. The scale of the business, however, has changed considerably. Today, Inline operates nearly 172,000 square feet of manufacturing across two facilities, pultruding fibreglass profiles, building windows and doors and producing tooling in-house. Inevitably, an operation of that scale attracts attention. I asked Bernard whether private equity had come knocking. “Yes, we’ve been approached,” he said with a laugh. “As recently as yesterday.” He had been driving back from Ottawa when the call came. He listened, but had more important things to worry about. What struck me was that Czorny didn’t even know about it. Not because Bernard was holding something back, but because, in this family, an inquiry about buying Inline apparently wasn’t important enough to become news. That made Czorny’s answer to the same question all the more telling. “This is our legacy,” she said. “Besides, what would I do if I wasn’t doing this?” 14 FENESTRATIONREVIEW FALL 2026

And then she gave me the line that ultimately became the title of this story. Inline, she told me, is the sixth sibling. Once you understand that, much of what I saw at Inline begins to make sense. Family businesses are peculiar things. I know enough about them, and enough about manufacturing, to know that the machinery is often the easy part. Buildings can be expanded. Equipment can be replaced. Products evolve. Markets change. What is considerably harder to build is a company in which people choose to spend a substantial part of their working lives. I began noticing that at Inline. Bernard would point someone out and mention 20 years with the company. Then someone else at 30. It happened often enough that longevity stopped sounding exceptional. Larry was one of them. I had known him from my own years manufacturing windows and hadn’t seen him in a long time. More than 30 years later, there he was at Inline. Bernard laughed when we came across him. “He’s been here forever!” Naji has been there even longer, roughly 35 years. His photograph with Stan hangs

in the showroom and today he supervises the plant. When I asked what had kept him at Inline for so long, his answer was immediate: “This is my family.” That caught my attention. I had spent much of my time at Inline trying to understand how five siblings had managed to work together in the company their parents built. Now one of its longest-serving employees was telling me, in four words, that the family extended beyond the Rokicki name. Later, near the pultrusion area, I noticed a gentleman working quietly by himself. He clearly had some years under his belt. He moved deliberately, repositioning a few things before picking up a broom and sweeping a small section of floor. I don’t know how long he has worked at Inline. I never asked. But I recognized something in him. Having employed people for much of my working life, I’ve learned that long service changes the equation. The people who spend decades with you aren’t always the fastest. They aren’t always the easiest. There may even come a point when, on paper, replacing someone makes perfect sense. I don’t see it that way. Someone who has shown up every day and given 20 or 30 years of their working life to a company is not disposable. At some point, loyalty creates an obligation in the other direction too. I don’t know this gentleman’s story. But watching him quietly find something that needed doing, I wondered if someone at Inline understood that too. None of this changes the fact that Inline is a manufacturer, and a technically ambitious one. I knew that part of the company long before I knew anything about the family. In the late 1980s, while I was manufacturing windows myself, I purchased two of Inline’s early sliding doors. The engineering intrigued me. Unlike a conventional sliding door, the operating panel travelled across the frame offset from the fixed panel. Once closed, the operating panel was pushed inward to seal and lock, sitting flush with the fixed panel. Inline. It was an intricate, unconventional

system, and nearly 40 years later, I still remember trying to understand exactly how they had made the thing work. Seeing one of those early doors still displayed in the showroom reminded me that unconventional engineering isn’t something new at Inline. Almost four decades later, that instinct is still visible throughout the plant. Inline pultrudes its own profiles, builds its own tooling, paints, fabricates and assembles under its own roof. For someone who has spent a career around window manufacturing, that’s the interesting part. They don’t just build the window. They control an unusual amount of what goes into building it. When I asked Bernard about projects that had stayed with him, he didn’t point to the largest building or start reciting performance numbers. He brought up the Ontario Association of Architects headquarters in Don Mills. “It’s the association of architects,” he said. “They could have got their windows anywhere. They chose us. For good reason.” I understood why that one mattered. Every manufacturer has projects they’re proud of, but there is something particularly satisfying about being chosen by people who spend their careers deciding what should go into buildings. When architects needed windows for the building representing their own profession, they chose Inline. There is confidence in that, and I found plenty of it at Inline. What I didn’t find was arrogance. Bernard is clearly proud of what the company builds, but the confidence I encountered throughout Inline seemed grounded in the work rather than the company’s opinion of itself. I asked Bernard about the current trade environment between Canada and the United States and what it means for a Canadian manufacturer doing business on both sides of the border. His answer was short. “It’s the uncertainty.” There isn’t a machine at Inline that can solve that problem. You can’t tool around political uncertainty or engineer it out of a window. You keep making things, keep selling them and make decisions with the information you have. Perhaps that is

why I kept coming back to the people. Inline has been making windows for nearly 50 years, long enough to have lived through recessions, housing cycles, changing materials, new competitors and whatever else the market has thrown at it. Buildings can be expanded and equipment can be replaced. People are different. I had already seen that in Larry and Naji, and in the gentleman quietly sweeping the floor. I saw it in Bernard, coming off a 12-hour day and showing up again at 5:30 the next morning. And I saw it most clearly in Czorny. On the whiteboard in her office is a red dragon. I noticed it during my first visit and asked her about it. Czorny seemed almost surprised that I had. Years ago, when her children were still in school, she would pick up her son and bring him back to Inline while she finished her day. He would hang out in her office until it was time to go home. One day, he drew the dragon. She never erased it. I thought about that later because

Czorny had told me something else. She remembers being a little girl, watching her father make windows in the family garage. Decades later, her own son was at Inline, waiting for his mother to finish work. I don’t know whether another generation of Rokickis will eventually find its way into the business. I didn’t ask. After everything I had seen, it didn’t seem like the question that mattered. Stan and Marianna built a business. Their five children grew up around it and eventually found their places within it. Along the way, buildings got bigger, products changed, employees stayed for decades and a company became something that, to this family, couldn’t be adequately described by square footage, production capacity or what somebody might be willing to pay for it. Private equity can put a number on Inline. Czorny gave it a name: the sixth sibling. And the dragon is still there.

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DEEP RETROFITS IN ATLANTIC CANADA It’s hard to financially justify efficiency upgrades in Part 9 buildings.

T by EMMA NORTON AND LORRIE RAND

he following is excerpted with permission from Deep Retrofit Roadmap for Atlantic Canada Part 9 Residential by ReCover Canada. The full study is online at recoverinitiative.ca.

Atlantic Canada is entering a decisive period for building decarbonization. With one of the oldest and least efficient building stocks in the country, the region faces rising energy costs, increasing climate‑related risks, and mounting pressures on housing affordability. At the same time, federal and provincial governments are advancing policy shifts, evolving building codes, and new funding and financing mechanisms. These forces create a narrow but critical window to accelerate deep retrofits across the region. Deep retrofits – comprehensive upgrades to building envelopes, heating systems, and ventilation – offer one of the most effective strategies

FIGURE 1 Depending on the building type, deep retrofits have a wildly different impact on energy use.

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for reducing emissions while improving building performance, comfort and resilience. However, despite their long-term benefits, deep retrofits remain uncommon due to persistent financial and market barriers. This study evaluates the potential for deep retrofits across representative building archetypes in Atlantic Canada. Using detailed energy modelling and total-cost-of-building-ownership analysis, the research examines both the technical performance and long-term financial implications of pursuing deep retrofit pathways. The findings demonstrate that while deep retrofits can achieve substantial reductions in energy

FIGURE 2: Only split-level homes pencil out to a net cost benefit from deep retrofits, and then barely.

use and emissions, a structural financial gap continues to limit widespread adoption. This highlights the need for coordinated policy, financing, and market strategies to scale retrofit activity across the region.

DEEP RETROFITS DELIVER SIGNIFICANT ENERGY AND EMISSIONS REDUCTIONS The modelling results demonstrate that deep retrofits can deliver substantial reductions in both energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions across all archetypes analysed. Energy savings commonly exceed 60 to 75 percent, with corresponding emissions reductions that contribute meaningfully to regional decarbonization goals. These reductions are particularly significant in older buildings with poor envelope performance and inefficient heating systems, which represent a large portion of the existing building stock.

cant social value may still appear financially unattractive when evaluated using conventional metrics. Recognizing these broader outcomes is essential for designing policies and financing tools that reflect the true value of building upgrades. Enabling retroﬁt deployment at scale requires targeted efforts. The analysis demonstrates that deep retrofits are technically feasible and capable of delivering significant benefits. However, achieving retrofit activity at the scale required to meet climate and housing objectives will require targeted interventions to address the existing value gap. Key enabling conditions include: • Financing tools aligned with long-term asset renewal cycles; • Incentives that reflect system-level benefits such as emissions reductions and resilience; • Workforce and supply chain capacity development;

FINANCIAL BARRIERS CONTINUE TO LIMIT DEPLOYMENT AT SCALE The analysis also reveals a persistent financial challenge. While many retrofit scenarios produce significant lifetime operating savings, the capital costs required to achieve deep retrofits remain high. As a result, many projects experience negative TCBO outcomes over a 60-year ownership horizon.

NON-ENERGY BENEFITS AND EQUITY CONSIDERATIONS NEED TO BE INCLUDED IN VALUATION Deep retrofits generate a wide range of benefits that extend beyond energy savings. Improvements to thermal comfort, indoor air quality, building durability and climate resilience directly influence occupant health and well-being. Retrofit investments can also reduce exposure to energy poverty, improve housing stability, and enhance living conditions for vulnerable households. However, these benefits are rarely captured in traditional financial assessments. As a result, projects that deliver signifi-

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WHITEPAPER • Improved access to building data and analytics; • Coordinated action across governments, utilities, industry, and housing providers. Deep retrofits should therefore be understood not simply as energy efficiency upgrades, but as long-term infrastructure investments in the region’s housing stock and communities. Without deliberate policy and market intervention, retrofit deployment will remain far below the level required to achieve climate targets and improve housing outcomes. With coordinated action, however, deep retrofits can become a central pillar of Atlantic Canada’s transition to a resilient, affordable, and low-carbon built environment. About the authors Emma Norton is co-founder and executive director of ReCover. Lorrie Rand is co-founder and senior advisor to ReCover. ReCover is a sustainable building advocate and research centre in Halifax.

FIGURE 3: The “retrofit value gap” shows where government dollars have to be inserted in order to meet climate-change mitigation goals.

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STOP THE VIBRATION

Proper grout selection and installation extend machinery life and reduce costly downtime.

recision epoxy grouting is a critical element in the long-term reliability of rotating equipment foundations. Acting as the structural interface between machinery and its supporting concrete, epoxy grout enables effective load transfer, vibration control, and alignment stability. by Pegah Faria

Rather than functioning as a rigid filler, the grout–foundation–equipment assembly must be treated as an integrated load-transfer system if predictable vibration performance and long service life are to be achieved. Understanding common vibration challenges, material behavior and the role of epoxy grout is essential for mitigating vibration-related degradation over time.

COMMON VIBRATION CHALLENGES IN HEAVY MACHINERY FOUNDATIONS The foundation system governs how static loads, dynamic forces and thermal movement are

It’s the foundation, stupid. Even lighter equipment will last longer when properly anchored.

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transmitted from rotating equipment into the supporting structure. Even minor deficiencies at the foundation level can amplify vibration throughout the machine, accelerating wear and reducing reliability. In industrial environments, vibration often acts as a force multiplier, intensifying bearing wear, seal damage, bolt loosening and structural fatigue. Typical vibration-related challenges include micro-movement at the grout–baseplate interface, gradual loss of alignment, anchor bolt loosening and fatigue cracking caused by continuous dynamic loading. While equipment may be properly aligned at startup, vibration can

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TECH TALK progressively degrade foundation interfaces when bearing area is inconsistent or when grout deforms under sustained load. The result is higher maintenance demand, reduced operating efficiency, and increased risk of unplanned outages. Uncontrolled vibration rarely causes immediate failure. Instead, damage accumulates over time, eroding precision, increasing mechanical stress and shortening equipment life. For this reason, foundations should be viewed as performancecritical elements in an asset reliability strategy rather than passive supports.

HOW FOUNDATION MATERIALS ABSORB VIBRATION Rotating equipment foundations typically consist of steel, concrete and epoxy grout, each with distinct vibration-response characteristics. Steel, with its high modulus of elasticity, transmits vibration efficiently but absorbs very little energy. Concrete provides modest damping capability, improving slightly on steel. Epoxy grout, however, dissipates vibratory energy far more effectively: approximately 30 times that of steel and six to 10 times that of cementitious materials. This ability to attenuate vibration reduces the transmission of dynamic forces into the foundation and surrounding structure, stabilizing the system and slowing vibration-related degradation.

THE STRUCTURAL ROLE OF EPOXY GROUT IN FOUNDATION RELIABILITY Effective vibration control relies on several interrelated principles: • Uniform load transfer to eliminate point loading; • High bearing area to limit micromovement; • Low creep to preserve dimensional stability; • Controlled stiffness to absorb dynamic loads. Creep resistance is particularly important because alignment loss is almost always progressive. Small dimensional changes at the grout-baseplate interface can gradually push machinery outside 22 FENESTRATIONREVIEW FALL 2026

tight tolerances, increasing vibration, heat generation and maintenance requirements. Epoxy grout functions as the structural interface between the baseplate and concrete foundation. When properly selected and installed, it maintains equipment position, transfers static and dynamic loads and protects the foundation from vibration, chemicals and environmental exposure. Conversely, improper grout selection or installation can introduce voids, uneven load bearing, excessive vibration transmission and premature cracking – issues that can lead to misalignment, anchor failure or structural damage. Industry standards reflect this importance. API 686, the American Petroleum Institute’s recommended practice for machinery installation, states: “Unless otherwise specified, all machinery shall be grouted using epoxy grouts.”

INSTALLATION QUALITY: A ONE-TIME, HIGH-IMPACT ACTIVITY While epoxy grout chemistry provides inherent advantages, performance depends entirely on proper installation. Epoxy grouting is a one-time, high-consequence activity. Deficiencies cannot be corrected after placement. Surface preparation and formwork are especially critical. Concrete must be sound, clean and properly profiled, while steel surfaces should be abrasively prepared to remove contaminants. Formwork must be rigid and liquid-tight to ensure full grout contact and maximum bearing area. Inadequate preparation can result in voids, uneven load transfer and long-term vibration amplification that may not be immediately visible but will surface as increased maintenance and reduced reliability. Best practice includes holding a pre-job grout meeting to align stakeholders, clarify responsibilities and review applicationspecific requirements. When epoxy grout fully fills the interface and bonds properly to prepared substrates, it preserves alignment and ensures uniform transfer of static, dynamic and vibratory loads through-

out the equipment’s service life. Grouts specifically designed for machinery foundations work best. For instance, Denso 190DP epoxy grout was developed to maintain long-term alignment and foundation stability in heavy, vibration-intensive installations, particularly where deep pours, dynamic loading, and thermal exposure intersect. Unlike conventional epoxy grouts that emphasize compressive strength alone, 190DP is engineered around properties that directly influence vibration control and dimensional stability.

MARKET DRIVERS FOR ADVANCED VIBRATIONDAMPENING GROUT SOLUTIONS Trends in rotating equipment design continue to increase demands on foundation systems. Larger and faster machinery, tighter alignment tolerances and heightened focus on lifecycle cost are pushing engineers to prioritize long-term vibration control and foundation stability. As downtime becomes more expensive, even small efficiency losses caused by misalignment or excess vibration can significantly reduce mean time between failure and increase operating costs. Although epoxy grout represents a small fraction of total project cost, it has a disproportionate impact on reliability, energy efficiency and asset lifespan. Treating grout as a performance-critical structural material rather than a commodity helps control vibration growth, preserve alignment and reduce total cost of ownership.

A STRATEGIC RELIABILITY INVESTMENT When the objective extends beyond supporting equipment on Day One to maintaining alignment and vibration control over decades of operation, epoxy grout should be specified as a structural, performance-critical component of the foundation system, not merely an installation material. Pegah Faria is technical manager at Denso (denso.com).

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WinDoor 2026

We’re planning a packed two days of business, education, networking, innovation and fun.

aking place November 5 and 6 at the Palais des Congres in Montreal, WinDoor brings together manufacturers, suppliers and industry professionals from across Canada and beyond. Whether you’re coming to discover new products, connect with suppliers, learn about the issues shaping our industry or simply catch up with colleagues, there’s plenty to put on your calendar. View the full WinDoor 2026 schedule at windoorshow.ca. Still need a booth? Connect with laine@ fenestrationcanada.ca for availability. For everyone attending WinDoor, the Learning Lounge features a full afternoon of education. At 12:30 p.m., Cam Drew of Fenestration Canada presents, “The Pursuit of Better: Building a culture of continuous improvement.” Continuing the series on LEAN methodology, this session will explore practical tools for creating a LEAN culture and finding ways to continuously improve your business. Then, at 3:15 p.m., Alex Hayes of National Research Canada will take a look at the latest NRCan Durability Project research. The session will explore durability, performance and the future of high-performance glazing systems, including testing, field studies and performance measurements. It will also highlight the coordinated work between Fenestration Canada and NRCan, including the industry survey and advisory board, as well as a range of other NRCan research initiatives covering PVC recycling and window frames, daylighting, acoustics, thermal comfort, safety and fire safety. And then… things get interesting. Thursday night, WinDoor heads downtown for the VP’s Auction at Theatre St-Denis. We’re calling it Defenestration Canada. This year, the auction is stepping into the ring with dinner and cocktails, a live auction...and professional wrestlers and real wrestling matches, all while raising money for the Fenestration Canada

Scholarship Fund. The event starts at 6:00 p.m. and is hosted by Cam Drew and Victory Ring. Come ready to bid, cheer and experience one of the most unconventional industry events you’ll attend all year. Day Two kicks off at 10:00 a.m. Friday, with another full lineup of education and opportunities to connect on the show floor. Start the morning with “The Business of It All: Navigating trade risk in the Canadian fenestration industry,” presented by Cam in conversation with Hugh Lee, partner at Cassidy Levy Kent. With tariffs, trade remedies, customs and import/export issues continuing to affect Canadian businesses, this session will provide an inside look at the trade landscape and what companies need to be thinking about. At noon, join Terry Adamson for a fireside chat with Jennifer Small of Screenco Manufacturing. It’s an opportunity to hear directly from an industry leader about business, leadership and the realities of operating in today’s fenestration industry. Then, at 1:00 p.m., Jennifer Small will host Women in Fenestration, creating an opportunity to connect, share experiences and highlight the women contributing to the future of our industry. The final session of WinDoor 2026 will focus on Energy Star and federal program updates, presented by Jamie Hulan of NRCan. The ground has shifted under Energy Star and the federal market transformation efforts over the last two years, but NRCan has found its feet again and is returning to forward progress, albeit with some different approaches. Hulan will explain it all. And, of course, there’s the main attraction running throughout both days: the WinDoor show floor. With manufacturers, suppliers and service providers gathered under one roof, it’s the perfect opportunity to see what’s new, discover products and technologies, meet with existing partners and make new connections.

For a list of exhibitors and to register go to windoorshow.ca.

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WINDOOR SNEAK PEEK WELD HYBRID PROFILES 8 us.grafsynergy.com Booth #1018 Graf Synergy, supported in North America by Graf Industries Canada, offers a wide range of technologies designed around real production needs. From patented V-Perfect welding to CNC cutting and machining centres, from passthrough cleaning systems to digital testing benches, each machine is developed to help manufacturers improve efficiency, consistency and control. Thanks to the unique V-Perfect technology of the SL4FF Evo seamless welder (Graf Synergy’s international patent), users can weld hybrid PVC and aluminium profiles while keeping the aluminium cover on. From the welder, the boxes are ready for hardware assembly with no more additional tables and labour to add the aluminium cover. The same SL4FF Evo will also do seamless welding of all other profiles – white, painted, laminated – with no need for any corner cleaner. When thinking about manufacturing colour profiles, Graf supplies a highly flexible machine ready for all North American PVC windows and doors with high throughput.

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LESS PLASTIC PACKAGING 8 adfast.store Booth #324 Adseal Production 4550 Series is a onecomponent sealant/adhesive that cures a durable elastic rubber silicone in contact with ambient humidity. Adseal 4550 adheres to glass, mirror, gypsum, most types of wood, clean metals, silicone resins, ceramics, vulcanized silicone, synthetic and natural fibers and many painted surfaces. The product is made in Canada and offered in many different formats such as cartridges of 304 milliliters and sausages of 600 ml. The economical sausage format represents 97 percent less plastic than the cartridges. Adseal 4550 has an excellent resistance to ultraviolet, low volatile organic compounds and is non-corrosive.

DESIGNS THAT LAST 8 protechgroup.com Booth #1012 Windows and doors do more than serve a function, they help define a building’s character, enhance curb appeal and connect indoor and outdoor spaces. The right finish can make them stand out while delivering lasting protection. Protech Group’s Industrial Liquid Coatings are designed for PVC, aluminum and fibreglass fenestration products, offering a broad range of colours and customizable finishes. The portfolio includes polyurethane, solvent-based, water-based, IR-reflective and direct-to-metal technologies, along with primers engineered for strong adhesion, corrosion resistance and excellent surface appearance. Working closely with manufacturers, Protech develops coating solutions that balance design flexibility with demanding performance requirements. Engineered to withstand exposure to the elements, its

WINDOOR SNEAK PEEK coatings help maintain colour, gloss and finish integrity over time. From timeless neutrals to bold architectural colours, Protech helps window and door manufacturers turn functional components into durable, distinctive design features.

FLEXIBLE SCREEN 8 flexscreen.com Booth #331 FlexScreen has transformed the traditional window screen with an innovative design that is durable, nearly invisible and remarkably easy to use. Its flexible frame is made from high-carbon, oiltempered spring steel and coated with exterior-grade PVC, helping it resist bends, dents, scratches and weather-related damage. Unlike traditional aluminum screens, FlexScreen requires no attachment hardware, pins or tabs. The screen flexes into place in seconds and can be removed just as easily. Its sleek, lowprofile frame hides within the window’s screen track, eliminating the need for colour-matching while providing a clearer, less obstructed view. The screen mesh is securely vinyl-welded to the frame for lasting durability. With multiple mesh options available, FlexScreen offers a versatile solution for window manufacturers, dealers, builders and homeowners.

cuts across all glass thicknesses. The tool changer automatically switches between standard and thin-glass cutting heads. This system can track and replace worn cutting heads based on square footage cut or wheel engagement. An advanced oil dispersion system delivers oil to the cutting head prior to the first cut and prevents skipping, a critical requirement when cutting thin glass for reliable performance. The latest Billco Unstacker features a re-designed tilting mechanism capable of reaching up to 19 degrees, providing greater flexibility in glass handling. Suction cups are engineered to safely handle both ultra-thin glass and heavy stock sheets with equal confidence. The Unstacker can be seamlessly substituted with Billco’s robot partners, offering an expanded range of handling capabilities. Robot integration enables finger conveyor integration, picking directly from packaged glass containers and greater flexibility in meeting varied handling, made possible through K-axis implementation and the ability to add axes to the end-ofarm tooling.

ULTRA-THIN CUTTING 8 billco-mfg.com Booth #434 The Billco Wide Belt is engineered for the full range of glass-cutting demands, from ultra-thin to heavy stock, with precision and reliability. Ultra-thin cutting is enabled with the aluminum plate surface handle down to 0.5 millimeters in ultra-thin Enlighten glass, while also accommodating stock up to 19 mm. The one-belt system prevents premature breakout, ensuring clean, consistent 28 FENESTRATIONREVIEW FALL 2026

AI-GENERATED QUOTES 8 preferp.ai Booth #511 Fenno is a fenestration AI, built directly into PrefERP, a cloud based ERP platform purpose-built for fenestration manufacturers. Fenno turns two of the most timeconsuming tasks in the industry into a matter of seconds. With sketch-to-quote, Fenno reads architectural drawings and

PDFs and generates a fully priced quote, complete with correct dimensions and product codes, without manual data entry. With its conversational query tool, anyone on the team can ask plain language questions about their own ERP data, in any language, and get an instant answer with no report writing required. Whether a question comes in English, French, Spanish, or otherwise, Fenno understands and responds in kind. Built directly into PrefERP, Fenno gives manufacturers and dealers everywhere a faster path from drawing to order, backed by the data they already have.

SIMPLIFIED MANUFACTURING 8 quincaillerierable.ca Booth #603 For more than 25 years, Rabel has worked alongside window and door manufacturers with one simple purpose: to make their lives easier. It’s value goes beyond supplying individual components. Rabel brings together complete hardware solutions tailored to the application – including integrated systems for French windows – across PVC, aluminum and wood, for both residential and commercial projects. Products matter. But so does technical expertise, availability, inventory management and a partner who understands the realities of manufacturing. That combination is what Rabel brings to the table. Manufacturers are invited to come meet the people behind Rabel at WinDoor 2026, discover its solutions and talk about challenges they are trying to solve.

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OPENING UP SPACES 8 foldingslidingdoors.ca Booth #505 Manufactured in Canada since 2005, the FD 72 thermally broken aluminum folding sliding door system combines Canadian craftsmanship with contemporary architectural design. Sleek, narrow sightlines and expansive glass panels create bright, open interiors while maximizing natural light and uninterrupted views. Its thermally broken aluminum construction delivers durability and enhanced energy performance, while flexible glazing and panel configurations make it ideal

for luxury residences, hospitality spaces and modern commercial environments. Designed to open entire walls with ease, the FD 72 creates a seamless connection between interior living areas and patios, terraces, gardens and entertaining spaces. Available in refined finish options, the FD 72 brings together performance, security, effortless operation and sophisticated design. It’s Canadian-made quality, designed to open a customer’s world.

erful enough even for multi-point locking doors. Homeowners get automatic locking and unlocking, full smartphone control, smart home integration and a sleek, compact design at just 1 ¾-inch in diameter.

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8 glassstoragerack.com Booth #1032 GSR Glass Solutions presents its heavyduty glass handling systems, highlighting the versatile A-frame glass storage rack, L-shape rack and harp rack. Engineered for glass processors and window manufacturers, GSR A-Frame racks provide secure, stable vertical sheet handling and lower empty return shipping costs. The L-shape rack maximizes warehouse space optimization and ensures easy loading and unloading. Meanwhile, the harp rack

8 fentro.com Booth #701 Tedee Pro transforms entry doors into smart doors in minutes with no changes to the door required. Installed on the inside of the door, it controls the cylinder lock by rotating it like a key. Built for strength, it’s one of the rare solutions pow-

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WINDOOR SNEAK PEEK features high-density vertical sorting with protective rubber/nylon elements to prevent scratching and streamline workflow. Built from durable structural steel, these comprehensive storage and transport solutions enhance safety, protect fragile architectural glass and drive plant efficiency from production to transit.

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8 novio.systems Booth #122 For its first participation at WinDoor, Novio Systems is introducing an approach developed over several years and backed by decades of experience in the window and door industry. Novio supports manufacturers with automation, modernization and production improvement projects by combining mechanical engineering, programming and in-depth process knowledge. From machining centres and assembly stations to material handling, robotics and specialized equipment, each solution is developed around the specific needs of the factory. Particular attention is given to equipment longevity through the use of readily available industrial components, open architecture and complete documentation. The goal is to simplify maintenance, future upgrades and component replacement while avoiding dependence on proprietary technology. This first participation at WinDoor marks an important milestone for Novio and provides an opportunity to connect with manufacturers looking for a technical partner that understands the realities of their production environment and can work closely with their internal teams.

8 fangdadoors. com Booth #235 Jiangxi Fangda Tech Company has been an established manufacturer in China for more than 20 years, specialized in fibreglass doors, steel doors, windows and PVC components. With more than 500 workers, its plant covers an area of 260 acres. Fangda doors have passed firerated testing, hurricane testing, NFRC testing and CE testing. As a supplier, Fangda has strict quality control from raw material to finished products, shipping doors worldwide. The manufacturer can accept trial orders and mix-loading. Fangda is prepared to develop new designs together with customers and is willing to grow alongside them.

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8 en.kinlong.com Booth #608 Discover sidepressing windows at Kinlong Hardware Products’ booth at WinDoor. A side-pressing window is an improved version of a sliding window hardware system. When closed, it uses a side-pressing mechanism to compress the sash tightly against the frame, achieving a sealing effect comparable to casement windows. Ideal for cold or noisy areas, it retains the large ventilation of sliding windows while enhancing airtightness and sound insulation significantly.

DESIGNED ABOVE STANDARD 8 ferco.ca Booth #301 Since the introduction of the first GU automatic multipoint locking systems in 1998, continuous innovation and fieldproven performance have been at the core of GU/Ferco’s development philoso-

phy. Building on more than two decades of experience and proven success, the company has continued to strive to raise the bar for durability and reliability. Over the past two years, the company has proactively invested in development and testing to anticipate future industry requirements and evolving FGIA standards. Today, those efforts have become a reality. GU Secury Automatic has successfully exceeded 400,000 operating cycles, surpassed current market requirements and positioned it as a solution ahead of potential future FGIA criteria. This achievement confirms the exceptional robustness of the system and GU/Ferco’s commitment to long-term quality. GU Secury Automatic is not only meeting today’s standards, it is already engineered for tomorrow’s.

HINGES EVOLVED 8 ca.sfs.com Booth #700 Manufacturing hinges in Italy since 1959, SFS is introducing its complete architectural hinge technology portfolio at WinDoor 2026, featuring solutions for both rebated and flush-fit door designs. For more than 65 years, SFS has been committed to continuous improvement and innovation, working closely with customers, industry professionals, colleagues and suppliers around the world to develop hinge solutions that meet evolving door design and performance requirements. On display at WinDoor 2026 will be a range of high-load, fully adjustable hinges for wood, PVC, fiberglass, steel and aluminum door systems. Attendees can experience the movement, adjustment and design possibilities of W-Tec 3D, Dynamic 3D, Easy 3D, Just 3D, Pivot Hinges and more.

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WINDOOR SNEAK PEEK BONDS DIRECTLY TO GLASS 8 hbfuller.com Booth #132 The Kofinity brand from H.B. Fuller represents highperforming spacer solutions engineered for durable, energyefficient windows with long-term performance. The Kofinity 4SG fusion-bonded spacer is a flexible spacer that fuses directly to the glass, creating an ultratight molecular bond during the IG manufacturing process. Applied with robotic precision, it has self-healing properties that create a continuous barrier, eliminating common IG failure points. More than 100 million square meters of Kofinity 4SG technology have been used in installations worldwide, with a proven track record for exceptional reliability. Beyond performance, Kofinity 4SG delivers significant productivity gains, including enhanced manufactur-

ing flexibility and speed by enabling efficient, high-throughput production without compromising quality. The result is not only superior performance, but also clean, consistent esthetics with perfectly uniform sightlines in every unit, including unique or over-sized units. Complemented by an enhanced full IGU warranty, Kofinity 4SG provides manufacturers with unmatched confidence, reliability and long-term value.

FIRE-RATED FIBREGLASS 8 canada.odl.com Booth #101 A great front door does more than welcome. It performs, endures and protects. For more than 80 years, ODL has combined material science, engineering innovation and craftsmanship to create entry solutions that

enhance and safeguard the home. With 10,000 residential fires occurring annually, fire protection matters. ODL fire-rated fibreglass doors are engineered to help slow the spread of fire and smoke, providing protection when it matters most. Tested and certified to meet a 20-minute Category “B” positive-pressure fire rating with hose stream, these doors are designed to meet national code requirements for multi-family and residential house-to-garage applications. Available in six-foot, eight-inch, and eight-foot heights, ODL fire-rated doors feature moulded fibreglass skins, a polyurethane foam core and engineered lumber lock stiles for enhanced performance, security and energy-efficient insulation. Lighter than traditional fire-rated doors and resistant to dents, scratches and rust, they deliver lasting protection, durability and low-maintenance performance.

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WINDOOR SNEAK PEEK PROTECT THE PRODUCT 8 lamatek.com Booth #708 From the factory floor to the jobsite, windows and doors face plenty of opportunities for scratches, scuffs, and surface damage. Protek 5181 biodegradable surface protection film provides reliable protection during fabrication, handling, transportation, installation and storage, helping keep finished surfaces looking their best. Its two-millimeter polyolefin film and medium-tack adhesive stays securely in place on flat, curved and contoured surfaces while resisting edge lift during transportation. And when installation is complete, it removes easily – even after extended periods – without leaving adhesive residue or staining behind. With 12-month UV resistance, indoor/outdoor performance, and ASTM D5511 validation, Protek 5181 delivers dependable surface protection with a reduced environmental impact.

SUPERIOR DURABILITY 8 superiorfinishesin.com Booth #801 Superior Finishes’ AquaVerse 873-1000 Series is a PFAS-free, 2K waterborne polyurethane developed for high-performance exterior applications. Suitable for fibreglass, aluminum and a variety of metal substrates, AquaVerse provides excellent adhesion, chemical resistance and long-term weatherability, making it an ideal coating for the demanding requirements of the fenestration industry. Independent third-party acceleratedweathering testing has demonstrated the durability of the system. After more than 3,000 hours of UVB-313 QUV exposure, AquaVerse retained 75 percent of its original gloss, with a colour change of only 1.30 delta-E. Under compara36 FENESTRATIONREVIEW FALL 2026

tive accelerated-weathering conditions, AquaVerse also delivered significantly better performance than a prominent 2K solvent-based coating currently used in the fenestration market. AquaVerse meets AAMA 2605 and AAMA 625 and is available in a wide range of colours and gloss levels. The result is a versatile, high-performance waterborne coating that gives manufacturers a PFAS-free alternative without sacrificing exterior durability.

EASY-INSTALLING WOCD 8 guardian-wocd.com Booth #409 The Guardian 2.0 window opening control device from Radisson Industries is engineered for easier installation and lasting performance. It introduces a refined side-mounted design that simplifies installation while delivering a stronger assembly with improved durability and a more intuitive release mechanism. Designed with window manufacturers in mind, the Guardian 2.0 installs without routing and fits standard hinge cavities of 11 to 13 and 16 to 17 millimeters. Its innovative two-piece construction helps prevent arm bending, while the 304 austenitic stainless steel assembly provides excellent strength and corrosion resistance. The Guardian 2.0 limits window opening to a maximum of four inches and requires two consecutive actions for full disengagement. The colour-guided release is intuitive, and once the window is fully closed the device automatically resets to its original position. Compliant with ASTM F2090-21, the Guardian 2.0 has been tested to a minimum of 4,000 release and relatching cycles, supporting dependable long-term performance.

CUSTOM CONFIGURATIONS 8 bottero.com Booth #124 The EVO cutting platform is the top of the range Bottero cutting systems, offering exclusive performance and flexibility. The EVO range stands out due to its modularity and versatility, thanks to which the float cutting tables can be totally configured according to specific customer requirements: from stand-alone cutting tables intended for small productions, up to intensive high automation level production systems, fully integrated with low-E grinding devices and marking, and loading and breakout modules. Innovations for the near future include improving production flows and reducing material recovery costs, with machinery of the EVO range and without forsaking Bottero quality.

FULL-SERVICE EXTRUDING 8 yongxing.vn Booth #115 With nearly two decades of experience, Vietnam Yongxing Aluminium delivers high-quality aluminum extrusion profiles for the global fenestration industry. Based in Vietnam, its modern facility combines advanced extrusion technology, technical expertise and comprehensive finishing capabilities to ensure consistent quality and reliable supply.

WINDOW AND DOOR BUYERS GUIDE INDUSTRY SUPPLIERS A.K. DRAFT SEAL LTD. Unit 100-4825 275th Street Langley BC V4W0C7  Tel: 604-451-1080  e-mail: info@draftsealkt.com  Website: www.draftseal.com

BOTTERO FLAT GLASS INC 121 Shields Park Dr Suite J Kernersville NC 27284  336-690-8314  grant.mason@bottero.com  www.bottero.com

AMERICAN RENOLIT CORP. 1207 E Lincolnway La Porte IN 46350  219-344-5686  exterioramerica@renolit.com  www.Renolit.com/Exterior Solutions/US

CANADIAN BUILDING ENVELOPE SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY - CANBEST 38 Regan Road, Unit 4 Brampton ON L7A 1C6  905-840-2014  lab@can-best.com  www.can-best.com

ARIBELL PRODUCTS LIMITED 380 Four Valley Drive Concord ON L4K 5Z1  905-669-5001  brian@aribell.ca  www.aribell.ca

ASSA ABLOY FENESTRATION 1105 S. Rock Blvd. Reno NV 89502  775-852-8808  marc.lauzon@assaabloy.com  www.assaabloyfenestration.com

BIGFOOT DOOR 1677 Aimco Blvd Mississauga ON L4W 1H7  905-602-5887  info@bigfootdoor.com  bigfootdoor.com Bigfoot Door is North America’s approved distributor for Schüco aluminum window and door systems. Top class European systems that meet NFRC and North American fenestration standards. Uncompromised quality, service, and support for over 45 years. BONNECHERE VALLEY WINDOWS + DOORS 2824 Fourth Chute Rd. Eganville ON K0J 1T0  613-628-3056  info@bvwd.ca  www.bvwd.ca

CASCADIA WINDOWS & DOORS 5350B 275th St, #101 Langley BC V4W 0C1  604-857-4600  info@cascadiawindows.com  www.cascadiawindows.com

CLEARVIEW INDUSTRIES LTD. 45 Fenmar Drive Toronto ON M9L 1M1  416-705-0913  sales@clearview.on.ca  www.clearview.on.ca

DEL WINDOWS & DOORS INC. 944 South Service Rd. Stoney Creek ON L8E 6A2  905-561-4335  info@delwd.ca  www.delwd.ca

DORPLEX ENTRY SYSTEMS 100 Norfinch Drive Toronto ON M3N 1X1  416-744-3667  info@dorplex.com  www.dorplex.com One of Canada’s leading door manufacturers, Dorplex is the only door company in Canada that offers a Lifetime Warranty on all its products. Yes, that includes a lifetime warranty on paint.

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DURFELD CONSTRUCTORS Unit 211-1420 Alpha Lake Road Whistler BC V8E0R8  604-932-4419  info@durfeldconstructors.com  www.durfeldconstructors.com

DUSCO DOORS 11825 Av. JJ Joubert Montreal QC H1E 7J5  514-494-1575  cally@duscogroup.com  www.duscodoors.com Dusco Doors is a Canadian manufacturer of quality exterior door systems, offering durable exterior steel doors, fiberglass door, patio doors and door lites for residential construction and renovation. With decades of industry expertise, Dusco delivers dependable products, attractive designs and lasting performance.

EVERLAST GROUP OF COMPANIES HQ: 299 Carlingview Dr. Etobicoke ON M9W 5G3  800-897-5118  info@everlastproducts.ca  www.everlastproducts.ca Aluminum windows, Storm Doors, Porch Enclosures, Storm Windows, Vinyl and Aluminum Clad Windows Entry Doors. Locations in Calgary/Thunder Bay/Saskatoon/ Washington DC

FENESTRA PURCHASING CO-OPERATIVE LTD. 148-400 Fullarton St. London ON N6A 5P3  418-569-1010  info@fenestra.coop  www.Fenestra.coop

ELTON MANUFACTURING 8120 Lawson Road Milton ON L9T 5C1  905-876-1290  sales@eltonmanufacturing.com  www.eltonmanufacturing.com Manufacturer of door lite frames, venting door lites, executive panels, door and window components.

FENESTRATION CANADA 1 Eglinton Ave. E., Ste. 705 Toronto ON M4P 3A1  613-424-7239  info@fenestrationcanada.ca  www.fenestrationcanada.ca

EURO VINYL WINDOWS & DOORS INC. 167 Caster Avenue, Unit 3 Woodbridge ON L4L 5Y8  905-851-9711  info@evw.ca  www.evw.ca

FENTRO 150 Grant St Morden MB R6M 1Y4  204-822-1405  info@fentro.com  fentro.com Fentro supplies fenestration manufacturers with highperformance hardware, premium sliding doors, and precision foiling. Fabricators partner with us for our well-stocked shelves, short lead times, and dependable support.

INDUSTRY SUPPLIERS FGIA - FENESTRATION AND GLAZING INDUSTRY ALLIANCE P.O. Box 36117 Surrey BC V3S 7Y5  778-571-0245  customerservice@fgiaonline.org  fgiaonline.org FINE OPENINGS FENESTRATION CONSULTING 1852 Queen St. E. Toronto ON M4L 1H1  647-808-4711  edward@fineopenings.net  fineopenings.net

FUSION GLASS WORKS INC. 50 Irondale Drive Toronto ON M9L 1R8 Tel: 416-739-7794 e-mail: office@fusion-glass.com Website: fusion-glass.com Fusion Glass Works Inc. is a proud Canadian producer of hand-crafted decorative glass and Wrought Iron Doorglass. The Fusion Glassworks team has worked tirelessly to create a wide range of iron arrangements featuring our unique Sandblast cutout technique that allows us to provide a myriad of gorgeous custom solutions. With over 25 years experience, Fusion is dedicated to giving our clients an entryway that makes a statement. GARIBALDI GLASS 8183 Wiggins Street Burnaby BC V3N 0C4  604-420-4527  sales@garibaldiglass.com  www.garibaldiglass.com GEORGIAN BAY WINDOW & DOOR LTD. 1189 SIDERD 20 ARRAN Allenford ON N0H 1A0  519-934-2690  info@gbwd.ca Website: www.gbwd.ca GLASSWARE CONNECTIONS PO Box 25007 Burlington ON L7L 0V6  647-960-1900  glasswareconnect@gmail.com  www.smartglasscountry.com

GOLDEN WINDOWS LIMITED 300 Bridge Street East Kitchener ON N2K 2Y5  519-579-3810  sales@goldenwindows.com  www.goldenwindows.com Since 1961, Golden Windows has been manufacturing premium quality windows and doors in Kitchener, Ontario for both builders and homeowners throughout Ontario. Your one-stop-shop for all your renovating needs, we design, manufacture, and offer install on our windows and doors. With Golden Windows, you can have the quality craftsmanship and professional service you deserve.

LOTHAR’S INDUSTIAL SALES 2717 Rena Rd Mississauga ON L4T3K1  905-678-2397  info@lothars.ca  www.lothars.ca IFS POWDER COATINGS 7720 Kimbel Str, #22, 23, Mississauga, Ontario L5S1A6 Mississauga ON L5S 1A6  416-209-4453  rlambert@ifscoatings.com  www.ifscoatings.com IFS architectural powder coatings protect and decorate architectural metals. Discover interior and exterior grade performance powders available in thousands of colors and effects and with an improved sustainability footprint. INLINE FIBERGLASS LTD 30 Constellation Court Toronto ON M9W 1K1  416-679-1171  inlinefiberglass@inlinefiberglass.com  www.inlinefiberglass.com

HASEDA HOLDING LTD 2295 Rochester Circle, Unit 41 Oakville ON L6M 5C8  416-624-5721  hakanonce@haseda.ca; info@akfix.ca  www.haseda.ca HEGLA CORPORATION 1285 Rum Creek Parkway Stockbridge GA 30281  404-763-9700  info@heglaus.com  www.hegla.com/en/

HIGH PERFORMANCE GLAZING INC. 177 Drumlin Circle Concord ON L4K 3E7  905-482-2144  info@hpglazing.com Website: www.hpglazing.com Ontario’s leader in innovative glazing, offering tempered, laminated, bird-friendly, and digitally printed glass. Combining expertise, craftsmanship, and advanced technology, we deliver strength, efficiency, and design excellence for every project.

INT MACHINERY INC. 3500 Ridgeway Dr., Unit #11 Mississauga ON L5L 0A2  647-642-3646  info@int-machinery.com  www.int-machinery.com

MACO DOOR & WINDOW HARDWARE (UK) LTD Eurolink Industrial Centre, Castle Road Sittingbourne KY ME10 3LY  179-543-3900  enquiry@macouk.net  www.maco.eu For nearly 80 years, MACO has been engineering premium European window and door hardware for manufacturers around the world. Now supplying directly across North America, MACO supports manufacturers producing high-performance European windows and doors with hardware designed for security, energy efficiency, smooth operation and long-term durability. European engineering, local support. MASTERGRAIN Door Gallery: 6260-13 Hwy 7, Woodbridge, ON L4H 4G3, Manufacturing Facility: 16567 ON-12, Midland, ON L4R 4L1 Midland ON L4R 4L1  800-782-0559  sales@mastergrain.com  www.mastergrain.com

JELD-WEN OF CANADA, LTD. 5750 Explorer Drive, Unit 402 Mississauga ON L4H 0A9  289-360-0710  contactjw@jeldwen.com  jeld-wen.ca

MELYMAX 1222 Rue Raoul-Charette Joliette QC J6E 8S6  514-707-1541  info@melymax.com  www.melymax.com

JOSEPH MACHINE COMPANY 595 Range End Road Dillsburg PA 17019  717-432-3442  sales@josephmachine.com  josephmachine.com

MILLCRAFT SYSTEMS INC. 369 Concession 6 East Waterdown ON L8B 1M2  905-961-2287  mark@millcraftsystems.ca  www.millcraftcustomwindows.com

KEYSTONE CERTIFICATIONS, INC. 145 Limekiln Rd., Ste. 100B New Cumberland PA 17070  717-932-8500  shunt@keystonecerts.com  www.keystonecerts.com Fenestration manufacturers across Canada and the US count on Keystone Certifications for worldclass certification services, quality assurance services, and building code / energy incentive program compliance solutions.

MOGLEX CORP. 2028 rue du Père-Massé Québec QC G1T 1S7  705-441-6325  louis@moglex.com  MOGLEX.com NORTHERN ARCHITECTURAL PRODUCTS INC. 550 Applewood Crescent Concord ON L4K 4B4  905-660-0600  info@northern-arch.com  northern-arch.com

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INDUSTRY SUPPLIERS NOVATECH GROUP 160, rue de Murano Sainte-Julie QC J3E 1C6  450-922-6106

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Novatech designs and manufactures high-performance doors, doorglass, patio doors and custom glass. With over 40 years of innovation and manufacturing expertise, we offer elegant, energyefficient solutions that combine design, quality, and durability— built to meet the highest industry standards.

NUCOAT NORTH AMERICA 7270 Torbram Rd. Mississauga ON L4T 3Y7  614-750-4002  info@nucoat.ca  www.nucoat.ca NUCOAT North America is a trusted manufacturer of high-performance, water-based coatings designed specifically for the window and door industry across Canada, the U.S., and Mexico. Our single-component systems are engineered for durability, efficiency, and sustainability — certified to meet AAMA 615-20 standards and proven in real-world conditions for over 15 years. At NUCOAT, we’re more than a coatings supplier — we’re a service-driven partner. We prioritize customer experience, dependable fulfillment, and added value that supports your production goals from start to finish.

ODL CANADA 20 Vaughan Valley Blvd. Vaughan ON L4H 0B1  800-253-3900  canada_sales@odl.com  canada.odl.com OPERA SOFTWARE COMPANY INC 1200 MCGILL COLLEGE AVENUE SUITE 1100 MONTREAL QC H3B 4G7  514-448-8450

PARADIGM 1850 Deming Way, Suite 120 Middleton WI 53562  608-664-9292  contactus@myparadigm.com  myparadigm.com PEINTURE LAURENTIDE 4660 boul de Shawinigan-sud Shawinigan QC G9N6T5  819-944-6851  maxime.tremblay@laurentide.co  peinturelaurentide.com PETERSON PROFILE & TOOL LTD 101-44088 Progress Way Chilliwack BC V2R 0W3  778-704-1093  info@petersonprofiletool.com  www.petersonprofiletool.com We are a manufacture of Roll Formed Window & Door Components. Capable of custom profiles designed in house. CNC Machining, Metal Stamping & Injection Molding. PILKINGTON GLASS OF CANADA 10001-10013 ON-26 Collingwood ON L9Y 4V8  800-221-0444  buildingproducts.pna@nsg.com  www.pilkinton.ca

POLLARD WINDOWS & DOORS 1217 King Rd Burlington ON L7R 3Y3  905-634-2365  customerleads@pollardwindows.com  www.pollardwindows.com PORTATEC 1219-A principale Ste-Julie QC J3E 0C3  450-649-4477  info@portatecqc.com  www.portatecqc.com

PREFERP 36 York Mills Road, Suite 504 Toronto ON M2P 2E9  416-498-7751  welcome@prefna.com  www.prefna.com PrefERP is the world’s first AInative ERP built for fenestration manufacturers. Upload a drawing, get a priced quote in minutes with Fenno, your fenestration AI, no manual entry, no guesswork.

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PRO-LINE AUTOMATION SYSTEMS, LTD. 303 Vaughan Valley Blvd. Woodbridge ON L4H3B5  905-264-6230  info@prolineautomation.com  www.prolineautomation.com

PROTOMACH 110 Rue industrielle Saint-Louis de Blandford, QC G0Z 1B0  819-364-7270  vente@protomachgml.ca  www.protomachgml.ca/index. php/en-ca/ We have been manufacturing machinery and industrial equipment since 1996. We specialize in the area of windows, patio doors, entry doors and garage doors. Our machines cut and fabricate PVC, wood, light metals and fiberglass. With our team of dedicated people, we are known for our flexibility and ability to adapt to your needs, see the tailor.

QUANEX 945 Bunker Hill Road Houston TX 77024  q.marketing@quanex.com  www.Quanex.com QUATTROLIFTS USA Suite 810, 800 Watercrest Way Cheswick PA 15024  301-748-7127  chip@quattrolifts.com  quattrolifts.com

RADISSON INDUSTRIES 136, Leon-Vachon Street St-Lambert-de-Lauzon QC G0S 2W0  418-889-9032  info@industriesradisson.com  www.industriesradisson.com Les Industries Radisson Inc. is a Canadian, family-owned manufacturer specializing in the design and production of innovative hardware solutions for the residential and commercial window and door industry. Founded in 1996 and backed by decades of metalworking expertise, Radisson combines engineering knowledge, manufacturing excellence, and a deep understanding of the fenestration market to develop reliable, highperformance hardware platforms for manufacturers across North America. For 30 years, Radisson has built a strong reputation as a trusted industry partner, helping window and door manufacturers improve product performance, increase operational efficiency, and differentiate their product offerings through innovative, purpose-built solutions. REVOLUTION WINDOWS AND DOORS LTD. 270 Wyse Road Dartmouth NS B3A 1N6  902-464-5050  info@revolutionwindowsanddoors.com  www.revolutionwindowsanddoors.com

ROTO NORTH AMERICA 6625 Ordan Drive, Unit #1 Mississauga ON L5T 1X2  905-670-8559  info.rna@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.

INDUSTRY SUPPLIERS RT RODG LTD ADVERTISING/ PROMOTING AS (SPECIALTY WINDOWS CANADA) 240-9Th Ave E, Owen Sound, Ont Owen Sound ON N4K 5N6  705-737-5315  info@rtrodgltd.ca Wholesale manufacturer of Standard and Custom size shaped transom’s and trim for the Door prehanger industry, built with Pine interiors and UPVC foam exteriors. RW COOMBER HARDWARE 1275 Eglinton Ave. E., Unit 48 Mississauga ON L4W 2Z2  905-206-0380  rick@rwcoomber.ca  www.rwcoomber.ca S.I.L. PLASTIC 30 Whitmore Rd. Woodbridge ON L4L 7Z4  905-264-8845  sales@silplastic.com  www.silplastic.com

SAWDAC 84 Adam St. Cambridge ON N3C 2K6  800-813-9616  ronda@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! SMART GLASS COUNTRY 2330 Shaughnessy St Port Coquitlam BC V3C 0B5  647-960-1900  david@smartglasscountry.com  www.smartglasscountry.com

STRASSBURGER WINDOWS & DOORS 2101 Shirley Drive Kitchener ON N2B 3X4  519-885-6380  windows@strassburger.net  www.strassburger.net

STURTZ MACHINERY CANADA INC. 510 Dotzert Court, Unit #3 Waterloo ON N2L 6A7  519-501-4315  jwadel@sturtz.com Website: www.stuertz.com/us SYN-TEC #113 - 1100 South Service Rd. Stoney Creek ON L8E 0C5  289-649-0404  sales@syn-tec.info  www.syn-tec.info

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TILTCO ARCHITECTURAL PRODUCTS 1200 Stellar Drive Newmarket ON L3Y 7B9  905-853-9955  info@tiltco.com  www.tiltco.com Manufacturers of Architectural Windows, Doors, Pivot Doors, Lift Slides Doors & Facades Residential, Commercial, High Rise & Coastal Application Est 1988: CANADA - UNITED STATES - CARIBBEANS

TREMCO CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS GROUP 220 Wicksteed Ave. Toronto ON M4H 1G7  800-363-3213  wcurrie@tremco.ca  tremcosealants.com Commercial and Residential Sealants, Coatings, Vapour Barriers, Foams, Butyl Tapes and extruded rubbers used in various manufacturing facilities, especially windows.

TRIMLITE MANUFACTURING 104-2920 188th Street Surrey BC V3S 9V5  604-533-4111  marketing@trimlite.com  www.trimlite.com

TRUFORM BUILDING PRODUCTS, DIV. OF RICHELIEU HARDWARE CANADA LTD. 601 Rivermede Road, Unit 1 Concord ON L4K 2G8  905-532-0073  drivers@richelieu.com  www.richelieu.com Component supplier to the window and door industry. We manufacture the highest quality roll-formed aluminum window screen profiles. We also distribute hardware, warm-edge spacers, screen mesh and a variety of other products for the door and window industry. ULTRAFAB INC 1050 Hook Road FARMINGTON NY 14425-9537  585-924-2186  sales@ultrafab.com  www.ultrafab.com UNICEL ARCHITECTURAL CORP. 2155 Fernand-Lafontaine Boulevard Longueuil QC J4G 2J4  514-758-8515  raffi.baltayan@allegion.com  unicelarchitectural.com

VINYLBILT WINDOWS & DOORS 2021 INC. 3333 Langstaff Road Concord ON L4K 5A8  905-669-1200  orderdesk@vinylbilt.com  www.vinylbilt.com

WESTON WOOD SOLUTIONS, INC. 300 Orenda Rd. Brampton ON L6T 1G2  905-678-4731  info@westonwoodsolutions.com  www.westonwoodsolutions.com WWS manufactures and distributes a full range of window and door components in finger-joint pine, MDF, LVL and PVC. We offer hinges and weatherstrip pre-installed or shipped in bulk. Our services include design and development, global sourcing, quality control, logistics, and local machining. WITTE NORTH AMERICA 2717 Rena Rd. Mississauga ON L4T 3K1  905-678-2397  sales@witte-na.com  www.witte-na.com

VINYL WINDOW DESIGNS LTD. 550 Oakdale Rd Toronto ON M3N1W6  416-741-7820  matthew@vinylwindowdesigns.com  www.vinylwindowdesigns.com For over 30 years, Vinyl Window Designs has been one of Canada’s largest manufacturers of residential windows, entry doors, and patio doors — and one of the few that builds all three in-house. From vinyl extrusion to manufacturing to glass, we control every step in our 200,000 sq. ft. facility, so homeowners and contractors get consistent quality, reliable delivery, and a warranty that actually stands behind the product. Add innovations like our Magnetic Screen System and Hidden Roll Screen, and you get performance and style without the guesswork. That’s Windows for Life

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PRODUCTCATEGORIES ARCHITECTURAL GLASS Decorative Glass

Aribell Products Limited Dorplex Entry Systems Dusco Doors Everlast Group Of Companies Fusion Glass Works Inc. Garibaldi Glass Golden Windows Limited High Performance Glazing Inc. Novatech Group Odl Inc. Pilkington Glass Of Canada Pollard Windows & Doors Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Rt Rodg Ltd Advertising/promoting As (specialty Windows Canada) Rw Coomber Hardware Strassburger Windows & Doors Trimlite Manufacturing

Insulating Glass

Dorplex Entry Systems Everlast Group Of Companies Garibaldi Glass Golden Windows Limited High Performance Glazing Inc. Novatech Group Odl Inc. Pilkington Glass Of Canada Rt Rodg Ltd Advertising/promoting As (specialty Windows Canada) Strassburger Windows & Doors Trimlite Manufacturing Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd. Unicel Architectural Corp. Vinylbilt Windows & Doors 2021 Inc.

Laminated Glass

Dorplex Entry Systems Euro Vinyl Windows & Doors Inc. Fusion Glass Works Inc. Garibaldi Glass High Performance Glazing Inc. Novatech Group Odl Inc. Strassburger Windows & Doors Unicel Architectural Corp. Vinylbilt Windows & Doors 2021 Inc.

Low-Emissivity Glass

Dorplex Entry Systems Euro Vinyl Windows & Doors Inc. Garibaldi Glass Golden Windows Limited High Performance Glazing Inc. Novatech Group Odl Inc. Pilkington Glass Of Canada Rt Rodg Ltd Advertising/promoting As (specialty Windows Canada) Strassburger Windows & Doors Trimlite Manufacturing Vinyl Window Designs Ltd.

Tempered Glass

Euro Vinyl Windows & Doors Inc. Fusion Glass Works Inc. Garibaldi Glass Golden Windows Limited High Performance Glazing Inc. Novatech Group Odl Inc. Pollard Windows & Doors Rt Rodg Ltd Advertising/promoting As (specialty Windows Canada) Rw Coomber Hardware Strassburger Windows & Doors Vinylbilt Windows & Doors 2021 Inc.

Low-Maintenance Glass

Garibaldi Glass Pilkington Glass Of Canada

Hurricane-Resistant Glass Novatech Group Odl Inc. Trimlite Manufacturing Unicel Architectural Corp.

PVB Plastic Interlayer

Architectural Trim and Woodwork

Millcraft Systems Inc. Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd. Weston Wood Solutions, Inc.

Door Surrounds

Golden Windows Limited Weston Wood Solutions, Inc.

DOOR & WINDOW MACHINERY Vinyl Fabrication Equipment

Lothar’s Industial Sales Pro-line Automation Systems, Ltd. Protomach Sturtz Machinery Canada Inc. Witte North America

CNC Corner Cleaners

Pro-line Automation Systems, Ltd. Protomach Sturtz Machinery Canada Inc.

Fusion Glass Works Inc. Garibaldi Glass Odl Inc. Vinylbilt Windows & Doors 2021 Inc.

CNC Router

Electrochromic Glass

Pro-line Automation Systems, Ltd.

Odl Inc. Smart Glass Country

ARCHITECTURAL WOODWORK Grilles

Golden Windows Limited Peterson Profile & Tool Ltd Vinylbilt Windows & Doors 2021 Inc.

Moulding Parts

Millcraft Systems Inc. S.i.l. Plastic Weston Wood Solutions, Inc.

Decorative Millwork

Millcraft Systems Inc. Weston Wood Solutions, Inc.

Decorative Covering Ifs Powder Coatings

Exterior Trim

Aribell Products Limited Rt Rodg Ltd Advertising/promoting As (specialty Windows Canada) Weston Wood Solutions, Inc.

Millwork Components

Millcraft Systems Inc. Weston Wood Solutions, Inc.

Shutters

S.i.l. Plastic

Custom Millwork

Millcraft Systems Inc. Rt Rodg Ltd Advertising/promoting As (specialty Windows Canada) Weston Wood Solutions, Inc.

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Pro-line Automation Systems, Ltd. Protomach

Multiprocessing

Notching Machine

Peterson Profile & Tool Ltd Pro-line Automation Systems, Ltd.

Saws, Double Miter

Pro-line Automation Systems, Ltd. Protomach Sturtz Machinery Canada Inc.

Vinyl Welders

Pro-line Automation Systems, Ltd. Protomach Sturtz Machinery Canada Inc.

Copy Routers

Pro-line Automation Systems, Ltd. Sturtz Machinery Canada Inc.

Drilling Machines

Hegla Corporation Witte North America

Fabrication Saws, Vinyl

Pro-line Automation Systems, Ltd. Protomach Sturtz Machinery Canada Inc.

Material Handling Racks and Systems Quattrolifts Usa

Punch Presses

Lothar’s Industial Sales Witte North America

Saws, Cut-Off

Pro-line Automation Systems, Ltd. Protomach

Aluminum Fabrication Equipment

Lothar’s Industial Sales Pro-line Automation Systems, Ltd. Protomach Sturtz Machinery Canada Inc. Witte North America

Cutting Tables

Bottero Flat Glass Inc Hegla Corporation

Assembly Tables

Sturtz Machinery Canada Inc.

Clamps, Adjustable

Lothar’s Industial Sales

Frame Assembly Equipment Sturtz Machinery Canada Inc.

Accessories, Machine Tools Fentro Lothar’s Industial Sales Witte North America

Bending Machine

Lothar’s Industial Sales Peterson Profile & Tool Ltd Syn-tec Witte North America

Presses

Witte North America

Tooling

Lothar’s Industial Sales Peterson Profile & Tool Ltd Pro-line Automation Systems, Ltd. Witte North America

Molders

S.i.l. Plastic

Inspection Equipment Quattrolifts Usa

Adhesive Applicators Lothar’s Industial Sales

Hand Tools

Fentro Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Cutters, Plastic

Lothar’s Industial Sales

Laminating Equipment Bottero Flat Glass Inc

Testing Equipment Quattrolifts Usa

Cutters, Metal

Lothar’s Industial Sales

CNC Cutting Lines

Bottero Flat Glass Inc Hegla Corporation Pro-line Automation Systems, Ltd. Protomach Sturtz Machinery Canada Inc.

PRODUCTCATEGORIES Mortising Machines Odl Inc. Protomach

Machines, Door Cut Off Odl Inc. Protomach

Loading Systems Hegla Corporation

Door Cut Off Machines

Odl Inc. Pro-line Automation Systems, Ltd. Protomach

Cutting Machine

Bottero Flat Glass Inc Pro-line Automation Systems, Ltd. Protomach

Cutters, Vinyl

Lothar’s Industial Sales

Door Lite Inserts

Aribell Products Limited Dorplex Entry Systems Elton Manufacturing Everlast Group Of Companies Novatech Group Odl Inc. Pollard Windows & Doors Rw Coomber Hardware

Entry Systems

Dorplex Entry Systems Everlast Group Of Companies Fentro Fine Openings Fenestration Consulting Golden Windows Limited Millcraft Systems Inc. Pollard Windows & Doors Radisson Industries Rw Coomber Hardware

Door Screens

Lothar’s Industial Sales Odl Inc. Protomach Sturtz Machinery Canada Inc.

Peterson Profile & Tool Ltd Pollard Windows & Doors Rw Coomber Hardware Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Machines, Pre-Hung Door

Door Frames, Metal

Product Lines

Door Transoms

Assembly Machines

Odl Inc. Pro-line Automation Systems, Ltd. Protomach Northern Architectural Products Inc.

Saws, Feeder Type

Pro-line Automation Systems, Ltd. Protomach Sturtz Machinery Canada Inc.

Extruding Equipment Ultrafab Inc

DOOR COMPONENTS Screen Components

Aribell Products Limited Dorplex Entry Systems Fentro Peterson Profile & Tool Ltd Rw Coomber Hardware S.i.l. Plastic

Patio Door Screens

Clearview Industries Ltd. Dorplex Entry Systems Fentro Golden Windows Limited Novatech Group Rw Coomber Hardware

Door Entrances

Dorplex Entry Systems Everlast Group Of Companies Golden Windows Limited Novatech Group Pollard Windows & Doors Rw Coomber Hardware

Dorplex Entry Systems Golden Windows Limited Rw Coomber Hardware Dorplex Entry Systems Golden Windows Limited Millcraft Systems Inc. Novatech Group Pollard Windows & Doors Rt Rodg Ltd Advertising/promoting As (specialty Windows Canada) Rw Coomber Hardware

Jamb Adjusters

Aribell Products Limited S.i.l. Plastic

Stiles and Rails

A.k. Draft Seal Ltd. Weston Wood Solutions, Inc.

Transoms

Dorplex Entry Systems Golden Windows Limited Novatech Group Rw Coomber Hardware

Door Jambs, Plastic

Aribell Products Limited Dorplex Entry Systems Rw Coomber Hardware

Door Jambs, PVC and Composite

Aribell Products Limited Dorplex Entry Systems Rw Coomber Hardware Weston Wood Solutions, Inc.

Sidelites

Aribell Products Limited Dorplex Entry Systems Elton Manufacturing Golden Windows Limited Novatech Group Odl Inc. Rw Coomber Hardware

Door Jambs

A.k. Draft Seal Ltd. American Renolit Corp. Aribell Products Limited Dorplex Entry Systems Elton Manufacturing Golden Windows Limited Rw Coomber Hardware Weston Wood Solutions, Inc.

Retractable Screens

Assa Abloy Fenestration Clearview Industries Ltd. Dorplex Entry Systems Fentro Rw Coomber Hardware

Thresholds

A.k. Draft Seal Ltd. Aribell Products Limited Dorplex Entry Systems Elton Manufacturing Rw Coomber Hardware

Door Bottoms

A.k. Draft Seal Ltd. Aribell Products Limited Dorplex Entry Systems Elton Manufacturing Rw Coomber Hardware

Sills, Door

Aribell Products Limited Dorplex Entry Systems Rw Coomber Hardware

Door Frames, Fiberglass

Aribell Products Limited Cascadia Windows & Doors Dorplex Entry Systems Golden Windows Limited Inline Fiberglass Ltd

Paints and Finishes

Golden Windows Limited Ifs Powder Coatings Peinture Laurentide

Decorative Laminate Films American Renolit Corp.

Door Frames, Wood

Aribell Products Limited Weston Wood Solutions, Inc.

Sill Pan Flashing

Aribell Products Limited Dorplex Entry Systems

Secondary Locks

DOOR HARDWARE & RELATED PRODUCTS Sliding Doors

Assa Abloy Fenestration Fentro Golden Windows Limited Maco Door & Window Hardware (uk) Ltd Novatech Group Quanex Roto North America

Folding Door

Pollard Windows & Doors Roto North America

Access Control Fentro Quanex

Muntin Tapes S.i.l. Plastic

Stiffeners

Rw Coomber Hardware

Tapes, Foam Mounting A.k. Draft Seal Ltd.

Setting Blocks

Elton Manufacturing S.i.l. Plastic Tremco Construction Products Group

Patio Door Handles

Assa Abloy Fenestration Fentro Golden Windows Limited Quanex Roto North America

Patio Door Screen

Assa Abloy Fenestration Fentro Golden Windows Limited Peterson Profile & Tool Ltd Rw Coomber Hardware S.i.l. Plastic Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Rollers

Assa Abloy Fenestration Quanex Roto North America S.i.l. Plastic Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Weatherstrip, Doors

A.k. Draft Seal Ltd. Aribell Products Limited Elton Manufacturing Golden Windows Limited Maco Door & Window Hardware (uk) Ltd Quanex Rw Coomber Hardware Ultrafab Inc

Dorplex Entry Systems

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PRODUCTCATEGORIES Gaskets

A.k. Draft Seal Ltd. Elton Manufacturing Maco Door & Window Hardware (uk) Ltd Roto North America Rw Coomber Hardware S.i.l. Plastic Tremco Construction Products Group

Multipoint Locks

Aribell Products Limited Assa Abloy Fenestration Fentro Golden Windows Limited Maco Door & Window Hardware (uk) Ltd Northern Architectural Products Inc. Quanex Radisson Industries Roto North America Rw Coomber Hardware

Pivots

A.k. Draft Seal Ltd. S.i.l. Plastic

Glass Pads S.i.l. Plastic

Handles

Assa Abloy Fenestration Fentro Golden Windows Limited Northern Architectural Products Inc. Quanex Roto North America S.i.l. Plastic

Kick Plates

Dorplex Entry Systems Golden Windows Limited S.i.l. Plastic

Vent Locks S.i.l. Plastic

Tilt/Slide Mechanisms

Assa Abloy Fenestration Fentro Maco Door & Window Hardware (uk) Ltd Quanex Roto North America

Mortise Locksets

Assa Abloy Fenestration Golden Windows Limited Quanex Radisson Industries Roto North America

Locksets

Assa Abloy Fenestration Dorplex Entry Systems Golden Windows Limited Maco Door & Window Hardware (uk) Ltd Quanex Roto North America

Lever Sets

Assa Abloy Fenestration Golden Windows Limited Quanex Roto North America Rw Coomber Hardware

Latches

Dorplex Entry Systems Golden Windows Limited Quanex Roto North America

Door Pulls

Assa Abloy Fenestration Roto North America

Deadbolts

Dorplex Entry Systems Fentro Golden Windows Limited Roto North America

Cylindrical Locksets

Assa Abloy Fenestration Fentro Golden Windows Limited Radisson Industries

Door Seals

A.k. Draft Seal Ltd. Aribell Products Limited Elton Manufacturing Quanex Rw Coomber Hardware Ultrafab Inc

Knobs

Dorplex Entry Systems Fentro Golden Windows Limited

Bumpers

Roto North America

Louvers

A.k. Draft Seal Ltd. Golden Windows Limited

Door Repair Parts

Fentro Golden Windows Limited

Exit Devices

Radisson Industries

DOORS Steel Doors, Custom

Aribell Products Limited Dorplex Entry Systems Everlast Group Of Companies Golden Windows Limited Melymax Novatech Group Odl Inc. Rw Coomber Hardware

Storm Doors

Everlast Group Of Companies Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd.

Patio Doors

Bigfoot Door Clearview Industries Ltd. Dorplex Entry Systems Durfeld Constructors Dusco Doors Euro Vinyl Windows & Doors Inc. Everlast Group Of Companies Fentro

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Golden Windows Limited Maco Door & Window Hardware (uk) Ltd Novatech Group Pollard Windows & Doors Rw Coomber Hardware Tiltco Architectural Products Trimlite Manufacturing Vinyl Window Designs Ltd. Vinylbilt Windows & Doors 2021 Inc.

Fire-Rated Doors

Dorplex Entry Systems Everlast Group Of Companies Golden Windows Limited Novatech Group Odl Inc. Rw Coomber Hardware Trimlite Manufacturing

Aluminum Clad

Durfeld Constructors Everlast Group Of Companies Fentro Garibaldi Glass Golden Windows Limited Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd.

Sliding Doors (Doors)

Bigfoot Door Dorplex Entry Systems Durfeld Constructors Euro Vinyl Windows & Doors Inc. Everlast Group Of Companies Fentro Golden Windows Limited Maco Door & Window Hardware (uk) Ltd Mastergrain Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Tiltco Architectural Products

Fiberglass

Aribell Products Limited Cascadia Windows & Doors Dorplex Entry Systems Everlast Group Of Companies Inline Fiberglass Ltd Mastergrain Odl Inc. Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Rw Coomber Hardware Trimlite Manufacturing

French Doors

Dorplex Entry Systems Durfeld Constructors Everlast Group Of Companies Golden Windows Limited Maco Door & Window Hardware (uk) Ltd Pollard Windows & Doors Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Rw Coomber Hardware Tiltco Architectural Products Trimlite Manufacturing

Residential Doors

Bigfoot Door Durfeld Constructors Everlast Group Of Companies Fine Openings Fenestration Consulting Golden Windows Limited Maco Door & Window Hardware (uk) Ltd Novatech Group

Odl Inc. Pollard Windows & Doors Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Rw Coomber Hardware Tiltco Architectural Products Trimlite Manufacturing

PVC Doors

Euro Vinyl Windows & Doors Inc. Everlast Group Of Companies Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Rw Coomber Hardware

Fiberglass Patio Doors

Golden Windows Limited Inline Fiberglass Ltd Mastergrain Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Trimlite Manufacturing

Patio Doors, PVC and Composite

Clearview Industries Ltd. Euro Vinyl Windows & Doors Inc. Fentro Golden Windows Limited Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Rw Coomber Hardware

Impact Resistant Doors

Euro Vinyl Windows & Doors Inc. Novatech Group Odl Inc. Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Tiltco Architectural Products

Divided Lite

Golden Windows Limited Mastergrain

Thermally-Broken Doors Bigfoot Door Clearview Industries Ltd. Novatech Group

Panel Wood

Trimlite Manufacturing

Combination

Golden Windows Limited

DOORS EXTERIOR Sliding Glass, Exterior Doors

Bigfoot Door Clearview Industries Ltd. Del Windows & Doors Inc. Dorplex Entry Systems Durfeld Constructors Everlast Group Of Companies Mastergrain Novatech Group Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Rw Coomber Hardware Strassburger Windows & Doors Tiltco Architectural Products

Fiberglass, Exterior Doors

Aribell Products Limited Cascadia Windows & Doors Del Windows & Doors Inc. Dorplex Entry Systems Dusco Doors Everlast Group Of Companies

PRODUCTCATEGORIES Golden Windows Limited Mastergrain Odl Inc. Pollard Windows & Doors Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Rw Coomber Hardware Strassburger Windows & Doors Trimlite Manufacturing Vinylbilt Windows & Doors 2021 Inc.

Hurricane Glass Doors

Storm, Exterior Doors

Everlast Group Of Companies Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd.

Everlast Group Of Companies Golden Windows Limited Trimlite Manufacturing

Patio, Exterior Doors

Folding, Interior Doors

Bonnechere Valley Windows + Doors Del Windows & Doors Inc. Dorplex Entry Systems Durfeld Constructors Dusco Doors Euro Vinyl Windows & Doors Inc. Everlast Group Of Companies Fentro Novatech Group Pollard Windows & Doors Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Rw Coomber Hardware Strassburger Windows & Doors Tiltco Architectural Products Trimlite Manufacturing

Vinyl Framed Doors, Exterior

Del Windows & Doors Inc. Dorplex Entry Systems Everlast Group Of Companies Golden Windows Limited Mastergrain Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Strassburger Windows & Doors

Steel, Exterior Doors

Aribell Products Limited Del Windows & Doors Inc. Dorplex Entry Systems Dusco Doors Everlast Group Of Companies Golden Windows Limited Novatech Group Odl Inc. Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Rw Coomber Hardware Strassburger Windows & Doors Vinylbilt Windows & Doors 2021 Inc.

Dorplex Entry Systems Novatech Group Odl Inc. Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Tiltco Architectural Products

DOORS INTERIOR Wood, Interior Doors

PVB Plastic Interlayer

IG Units, Warm Edge

Low-Maintenance Glass

IG Units, Triple

Fusion Glass Works Inc. Garibaldi Glass Odl Inc. Fusion Glass Works Inc. Garibaldi Glass

Low-Emissivity Glass

Trimlite Manufacturing

MDF, Interior Doors

Hurricane-Resistant Glass

French, Interior Doors Trimlite Manufacturing

Louvered, Interior Doors

Trimlite Manufacturing

Mirrored, Interior Doors Trimlite Manufacturing

GLASS PROVIDERS Decorative Glass

Dorplex Entry Systems Fusion Glass Works Inc. Garibaldi Glass Golden Windows Limited Novatech Group Odl Inc. Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Rw Coomber Hardware Strassburger Windows & Doors Trimlite Manufacturing

Insulating Glass

Dorplex Entry Systems Fusion Glass Works Inc. Garibaldi Glass Glassware Connections Novatech Group Odl Inc. Strassburger Windows & Doors Trimlite Manufacturing

Laminated Glass

Dorplex Entry Systems Durfeld Constructors Everlast Group Of Companies Millcraft Systems Inc. Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd.

PVC and Composite, Exterior

Tempered Glass

A.k. Draft Seal Ltd. Del Windows & Doors Inc. Dorplex Entry Systems Novatech Group Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Rw Coomber Hardware Strassburger Windows & Doors

Laminated, Insulating

Dorplex Entry Systems Tiltco Architectural Products

Dorplex Entry Systems Fusion Glass Works Inc. Garibaldi Glass Golden Windows Limited Novatech Group Odl Inc. Strassburger Windows & Doors Trimlite Manufacturing

Garibaldi Glass

Dorplex Entry Systems Fusion Glass Works Inc. Garibaldi Glass Novatech Group Odl Inc. Rw Coomber Hardware Strassburger Windows & Doors

Wood, Exterior Doors

Bent/Curved Glass

Dorplex Entry Systems Fusion Glass Works Inc. Garibaldi Glass Golden Windows Limited Novatech Group Odl Inc. Rw Coomber Hardware Strassburger Windows & Doors Trimlite Manufacturing

Dorplex Entry Systems Novatech Group Odl Inc. Tiltco Architectural Products Trimlite Manufacturing

Electrochromic Glass Glassware Connections Odl Inc.

INFORMATION & ORGANIZATIONS Associations/Purchasing Cooperatives

Fenestra Purchasing Co-operative Ltd. Fenestration Canada Fgia - Fenestration And Glazing Industry Alliance Sawdac

Everlast Group Of Companies Garibaldi Glass Everlast Group Of Companies Garibaldi Glass Golden Windows Limited Everlast Group Of Companies Garibaldi Glass Golden Windows Limited Novatech Group Rw Coomber Hardware Trimlite Manufacturing Vinyl Window Designs Ltd.

IG Units, Double

Everlast Group Of Companies Garibaldi Glass Golden Windows Limited Novatech Group Trimlite Manufacturing Vinyl Window Designs Ltd.

IG Units, Solar Film

Everlast Group Of Companies

Desiccants

Garibaldi Glass Glassware Connections Haseda Holding Ltd Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Spacers

Glassware Connections Golden Windows Limited S.i.l. Plastic Tremco Construction Products Group Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Sealants

Garibaldi Glass Glassware Connections

Glassware Connections Haseda Holding Ltd Smart Glass Country Tremco Construction Products Group Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Corner Keys

Connectors

INSULATING GLASS & RELATED PRODUCTS Airspacers

Garibaldi Glass Glassware Connections Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Muntin Bar Clips

Novatech Group Peterson Profile & Tool Ltd S.i.l. Plastic Tremco Construction Products Group Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Muntin Bars

Glassware Connections Golden Windows Limited Peterson Profile & Tool Ltd

Garibaldi Glass S.i.l. Plastic Tremco Construction Products Group Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Gas Filled, Argon

Garibaldi Glass Golden Windows Limited Novatech Group Rw Coomber Hardware

Glazing Compounds

Glassware Connections Haseda Holding Ltd

Capillary Tubes Garibaldi Glass

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PRODUCTCATEGORIES Gas Filled, Other

Golden Windows Limited

Gas Filled, Krypton

Golden Windows Limited

INSULATING GLASS MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT Handling Equipment Hegla Corporation Quattrolifts Usa

Spacers (Insulating Glass Machin.)

Energy Testing

Doors

Window Design

SOFTWARE

Golden Windows Limited Keystone Certifications, Inc. Golden Windows Limited Vinyl Window Designs Ltd.

MOULDINGS Wood/Plastic Composite Profiles

Elton Manufacturing Weston Wood Solutions, Inc.

S.i.l. Plastic Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Plastic/Polymer Mouldings

MISC. PRODUCTS

PVC Profiles

Casing

Aribell Products Limited Millcraft Systems Inc. Rt Rodg Ltd Advertising/promoting As (specialty Windows Canada) Weston Wood Solutions, Inc.

Window Awnings

Golden Windows Limited

Veneers

American Renolit Corp.

Tooling (Misc.)

Millcraft Systems Inc.

Cut Stock

Weston Wood Solutions, Inc.

Displays for Doors and Windows

Elton Manufacturing S.i.l. Plastic

Bending Service

Millcraft Systems Inc. Rt Rodg Ltd Advertising/promoting As (specialty Windows Canada) Witte North America

Product Design and Consulting

Flexible Mouldings Elton Manufacturing

Primed Mouldings

Weston Wood Solutions, Inc.

Softwood Mouldings

Weston Wood Solutions, Inc.

Veneer Mouldings

Weston Wood Solutions, Inc.

S.i.l. Plastic

Railing, Iron S.i.l. Plastic

Railing, Vinyl S.i.l. Plastic

Decking and Railing Fasteners

Northern Architectural Products Inc. S.i.l. Plastic

PAINTS AND FINISHES Paint and Finishes

American Renolit Corp. Ifs Powder Coatings

Coating for Vinyl Doors and Windows

Keystone Certifications, Inc. Moglex Corp.

American Renolit Corp. Fentro Nucoat North America

Training

Coating for Wood Windows

Weather Testing

Windows and Lineals

Moglex Corp. Golden Windows Limited

Paradigm Preferp

ERP Systems

Hegla Corporation Paradigm Preferp

Inventory Management

American Renolit Corp. Aribell Products Limited Elton Manufacturing Weston Wood Solutions, Inc.

Railing, Composite

Canadian Building Envelope Science & Technology - Can-best Golden Windows Limited Keystone Certifications, Inc.

Electronic Catalogs

Vinyl-Wrapped

MISC. SERVICES

Standards Testing

Paradigm Preferp

Insulating Glass (Software)

OUTDOOR PRODUCTS

Canadian Building Envelope Science & Technology - Can-best Millcraft Systems Inc. Moglex Corp. Witte North America

Window/Door Fabrication Software

Elton Manufacturing Weston Wood Solutions, Inc.

Golden Windows Limited

Consulting Services

American Renolit Corp. Novatech Group

American Renolit Corp. American Renolit Corp. Inline Fiberglass Ltd

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Preferp

Paradigm Preferp

Jobber/Distribution Preferp

Optimization Programs Hegla Corporation Preferp

Order Entry Systems Hegla Corporation Paradigm Preferp

CAD Services Preferp

Other

Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Sealants and Adhesives

A.k. Draft Seal Ltd. Glassware Connections Haseda Holding Ltd Tremco Construction Products Group Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Grilles, Window

Golden Windows Limited Rw Coomber Hardware S.i.l. Plastic Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Glazing Tapes

A.k. Draft Seal Ltd. Rw Coomber Hardware Tremco Construction Products Group Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Paint and Finishes (Window Comp.) Fentro

Balances, Sash

Quanex Rw Coomber Hardware Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Blinds, Internal

Aribell Products Limited Odl Inc.

Retractable Screens (Window Comp.)

Preferp

Rw Coomber Hardware S.i.l. Plastic

SUNROOMS AND RELATED PRODUCTS

Extrusions, Composite

Sunrooms

Extrusions, Vinyl

A.k. Draft Seal Ltd.

KD Kits Fentro

A.k. Draft Seal Ltd. Elton Manufacturing Golden Windows Limited Quanex

Sunroom Windows

Trim, Windows, Vinyl

Novatech Group

Golden Windows Limited

Screened Rooms

Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

WINDOW COMPONENTS Balances, Windows

Quanex Rw Coomber Hardware Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Screens

Fentro Peterson Profile & Tool Ltd Rw Coomber Hardware S.i.l. Plastic

American Renolit Corp. Millcraft Systems Inc.

Trim, Windows, Wood

American Renolit Corp. Aribell Products Limited Millcraft Systems Inc. Rt Rodg Ltd Advertising/promoting As (specialty Windows Canada) Weston Wood Solutions, Inc.

Window Jambs

A.k. Draft Seal Ltd. American Renolit Corp. Golden Windows Limited Millcraft Systems Inc. Weston Wood Solutions, Inc.

PRODUCTCATEGORIES Sills, Adjustable

Aribell Products Limited

Window Screens

American Renolit Corp. Fentro

Cascadia Windows & Doors Golden Windows Limited Peterson Profile & Tool Ltd S.i.l. Plastic Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Extrusions, Aluminum

Balances

Decorative Laminate Films (Window Comp.)

A.k. Draft Seal Ltd. Golden Windows Limited

WINDOW HARDWARE AND RELATED PRODUCTS

Northern Architectural Products Inc. Quanex Rw Coomber Hardware Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Window Hardware

Screen Frames

A.k. Draft Seal Ltd. Aribell Products Limited Assa Abloy Fenestration Golden Windows Limited Maco Door & Window Hardware (uk) Ltd Northern Architectural Products Inc. Quanex Radisson Industries Roto North America Rw Coomber Hardware S.i.l. Plastic Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Rollers (Wind. Hardware)

Garibaldi Glass Northern Architectural Products Inc. Quanex Rw Coomber Hardware S.i.l. Plastic Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Screen Cloth

Peterson Profile & Tool Ltd Rw Coomber Hardware Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Snubbers

Assa Abloy Fenestration Roto North America Rw Coomber Hardware S.i.l. Plastic Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Tilt/Turn Mechanisms

Assa Abloy Fenestration Maco Door & Window Hardware (uk) Ltd Northern Architectural Products Inc. Quanex Roto North America Rw Coomber Hardware S.i.l. Plastic Tiltco Architectural Products Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Window Repair Parts

S.i.l. Plastic Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Operators

Assa Abloy Fenestration Garibaldi Glass Northern Architectural Products Inc. Quanex Radisson Industries Roto North America Rw Coomber Hardware Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Combo Lock/Tilt Latch Systems Maco Door & Window Hardware (uk) Ltd Quanex Roto North America Rw Coomber Hardware S.i.l. Plastic Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Hinges (Wind. Hardware)

Assa Abloy Fenestration Fentro Garibaldi Glass Northern Architectural Products Inc. Quanex Radisson Industries Roto North America Rw Coomber Hardware S.i.l. Plastic Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Operator Handles

Assa Abloy Fenestration Golden Windows Limited Quanex Radisson Industries Roto North America Rw Coomber Hardware Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Pivot Bars

Garibaldi Glass Quanex Rw Coomber Hardware S.i.l. Plastic Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Sash Lifts

Checkrail Locks

Quanex Roto North America Rw Coomber Hardware S.i.l. Plastic Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Quanex Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Keepers

Northern Architectural Products Inc. Quanex Roto North America Rw Coomber Hardware S.i.l. Plastic Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Assa Abloy Fenestration Maco Door & Window Hardware (uk) Ltd Northern Architectural Products Inc. Quanex Radisson Industries Roto North America Rw Coomber Hardware S.i.l. Plastic Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Tilt Latches

Connectors (Wind. Hardware)

Sash Locks

Northern Architectural Products Inc. Quanex Roto North America Rw Coomber Hardware S.i.l. Plastic Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Weatherstripping, Windows

A.k. Draft Seal Ltd. Golden Windows Limited Maco Door & Window Hardware (uk) Ltd Northern Architectural Products Inc. Quanex Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd. Ultrafab Inc

Multipoint Locks (Wind. Hardware)

Assa Abloy Fenestration Fentro Golden Windows Limited Maco Door & Window Hardware (uk) Ltd Northern Architectural Products Inc. Quanex Radisson Industries Roto North America Rw Coomber Hardware S.i.l. Plastic Tiltco Architectural Products Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Access Control (Wind. Hardware)

Pivots (Wind. Hardware)

Garibaldi Glass Northern Architectural Products Inc. Quanex Rw Coomber Hardware S.i.l. Plastic Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Vent Locks (Wind. Hardware)

Assa Abloy Fenestration Golden Windows Limited Northern Architectural Products Inc. Roto North America Rw Coomber Hardware S.i.l. Plastic Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Jamb Adjusters (Wind. Hardware)

Assa Abloy Fenestration Northern Architectural Products Inc. Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Sash Cord

Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

WINDOWS

Fentro Garibaldi Glass Northern Architectural Products Inc. Rw Coomber Hardware Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Hinges, Four-Bar

Northern Architectural Products Inc. S.i.l. Plastic Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Assa Abloy Fenestration Northern Architectural Products Inc. Quanex Radisson Industries Roto North America Truform Building Products, Div. Of Richelieu Hardware Canada Ltd.

Egress Windows

Bonnechere Valley Windows + Doors Del Windows & Doors Inc. Euro Vinyl Windows & Doors Inc. Everlast Group Of Companies Golden Windows Limited Pollard Windows & Doors Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Strassburger Windows & Doors Tiltco Architectural Products Vinyl Window Designs Ltd. Vinylbilt Windows & Doors 2021 Inc.

Custom Windows

Bigfoot Door Bonnechere Valley Windows + Doors Cascadia Windows & Doors Del Windows & Doors Inc.

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PRODUCTCATEGORIES Durfeld Constructors Euro Vinyl Windows & Doors Inc. Everlast Group Of Companies Golden Windows Limited Millcraft Systems Inc. Northern Architectural Products Inc. Pollard Windows & Doors Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Rt Rodg Ltd Advertising/promoting As (specialty Windows Canada) Strassburger Windows & Doors Tiltco Architectural Products Vinyl Window Designs Ltd.

Casement Windows

Bonnechere Valley Windows + Doors Cascadia Windows & Doors Del Windows & Doors Inc. Euro Vinyl Windows & Doors Inc. Everlast Group Of Companies Golden Windows Limited Inline Fiberglass Ltd Maco Door & Window Hardware (uk) Ltd Pollard Windows & Doors Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Strassburger Windows & Doors Tiltco Architectural Products Vinyl Window Designs Ltd. Vinylbilt Windows & Doors 2021 Inc.

Basement/Cellar Windows

Del Windows & Doors Inc. Euro Vinyl Windows & Doors Inc. Everlast Group Of Companies Golden Windows Limited Pollard Windows & Doors Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Rt Rodg Ltd Advertising/promoting As (specialty Windows Canada) Vinyl Window Designs Ltd.

Window Systems, PVC and Composite

Euro Vinyl Windows & Doors Inc. Everlast Group Of Companies Millcraft Systems Inc. Strassburger Windows & Doors

Single-Hung Windows

Bonnechere Valley Windows + Doors Del Windows & Doors Inc. Euro Vinyl Windows & Doors Inc. Everlast Group Of Companies Golden Windows Limited Inline Fiberglass Ltd Northern Architectural Products Inc. Pollard Windows & Doors Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Strassburger Windows & Doors Vinyl Window Designs Ltd. Vinylbilt Windows & Doors 2021 Inc.

Horizontal Sliding Windows

Del Windows & Doors Inc. Euro Vinyl Windows & Doors Inc. Everlast Group Of Companies Golden Windows Limited Northern Architectural Products Inc. Pollard Windows & Doors Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Strassburger Windows & Doors Vinyl Window Designs Ltd.

Extrusions, PVC and Composite Del Windows & Doors Inc. Everlast Group Of Companies Golden Windows Limited Strassburger Windows & Doors Vinyl Window Designs Ltd.

Double-Hung Windows

Bow and Bay Windows

Bonnechere Valley Windows + Doors Del Windows & Doors Inc. Everlast Group Of Companies Golden Windows Limited Inline Fiberglass Ltd Millcraft Systems Inc. Pollard Windows & Doors Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Strassburger Windows & Doors Tiltco Architectural Products Vinyl Window Designs Ltd. Vinylbilt Windows & Doors 2021 Inc.

Arch-Top Windows

Del Windows & Doors Inc. Euro Vinyl Windows & Doors Inc. Everlast Group Of Companies Golden Windows Limited Millcraft Systems Inc. Pollard Windows & Doors Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Rt Rodg Ltd Advertising/promoting As (specialty Windows Canada) Syn-tec Tiltco Architectural Products Vinyl Window Designs Ltd.

Tilt-and-Turn-Windows

Bonnechere Valley Windows + Doors Cascadia Windows & Doors Durfeld Constructors Euro Vinyl Windows & Doors Inc. Everlast Group Of Companies Inline Fiberglass Ltd Northern Architectural Products Inc. Rt Rodg Ltd Advertising/promoting As (specialty Windows Canada) Strassburger Windows & Doors Tiltco Architectural Products Vinylbilt Windows & Doors 2021 Inc.

Storm Windows

Everlast Group Of Companies

Slider Windows

Bonnechere Valley Windows + Doors Del Windows & Doors Inc. Euro Vinyl Windows & Doors Inc. Everlast Group Of Companies Golden Windows Limited

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Inline Fiberglass Ltd Pollard Windows & Doors Strassburger Windows & Doors Vinyl Window Designs Ltd. Vinylbilt Windows & Doors 2021 Inc.

Octogonal Windows

Del Windows & Doors Inc. Euro Vinyl Windows & Doors Inc. Everlast Group Of Companies Golden Windows Limited Millcraft Systems Inc. Pollard Windows & Doors Tiltco Architectural Products Vinyl Window Designs Ltd. Vinylbilt Windows & Doors 2021 Inc.

Impact-Resistant Windows

Euro Vinyl Windows & Doors Inc. Everlast Group Of Companies Northern Architectural Products Inc. Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Tiltco Architectural Products

Thermal Break Windows

Del Windows & Doors Inc. Everlast Group Of Companies Northern Architectural Products Inc. Tiltco Architectural Products

Picture Windows

Bonnechere Valley Windows + Doors Del Windows & Doors Inc. Durfeld Constructors Euro Vinyl Windows & Doors Inc. Everlast Group Of Companies Golden Windows Limited Inline Fiberglass Ltd Pollard Windows & Doors Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Rt Rodg Ltd Advertising/promoting As (specialty Windows Canada) Strassburger Windows & Doors Tiltco Architectural Products Vinyl Window Designs Ltd. Vinylbilt Windows & Doors 2021 Inc.

Vinyl Windows

Bonnechere Valley Windows + Doors Del Windows & Doors Inc. Euro Vinyl Windows & Doors Inc. Everlast Group Of Companies Golden Windows Limited Northern Architectural Products Inc. Pollard Windows & Doors Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Vinyl Window Designs Ltd. Vinylbilt Windows & Doors 2021 Inc.

Aluminum Clad Windows

Durfeld Constructors Everlast Group Of Companies Fine Openings Fenestration Consulting Golden Windows Limited Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd.

Composite, Plastic, Windows

Everlast Group Of Companies Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd.

Aluminum Windows

Everlast Group Of Companies Tiltco Architectural Products

Wood Windows

Durfeld Constructors Everlast Group Of Companies Golden Windows Limited Millcraft Systems Inc. Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Rt Rodg Ltd Advertising/promoting As (specialty Windows Canada)

Aluminum, Thermally Broken Windows Bigfoot Door Everlast Group Of Companies Tiltco Architectural Products

Tilt-and-Turn Aluminum Windows

Bigfoot Door Fine Openings Fenestration Consulting Northern Architectural Products Inc. Tiltco Architectural Products

Vinyl-Clad Windows

Golden Windows Limited Pollard Windows & Doors Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd. Rt Rodg Ltd Advertising/promoting As (specialty Windows Canada)

Projected Thermal Windows Tiltco Architectural Products

Wood Lineals

Millcraft Systems Inc.

Blast Resistant

Tiltco Architectural Products

Steel Custom Windows

Fine Openings Fenestration Consulting

Vinyl and Composite Lineals Del Windows & Doors Inc.

Fiberglass Windows

Cascadia Windows & Doors Inline Fiberglass Ltd Revolution Windows And Doors Ltd.

Protective Windows

Northern Architectural Products Inc. Tiltco Architectural Products Vinyl Window Designs Ltd.

Round/Pivot Windows

Golden Windows Limited Millcraft Systems Inc. Tiltco Architectural Products Vinyl Window Designs Ltd.

Skylights

Golden Windows Limited Strassburger Windows & Doors