For the Door Manufacturing Industry

MODERNIZATION OF IHE FIDIER Monufccturing Co. plonl at Inglewood hos bcen comPletod to mrol lho prescnt work schedule of l5,OO0 doors pcr weck in the door compony's succesrful progrcss. Monufacluring sccnes ond invenlory, cnd customers lrucks being loqded orc rhown in the scones ot left and cbovr. ffice: of thc firm orc shown below, ql left. loui3 tidler, sccrefory of Fidler'r l/tonufocturing Co., ond currcnl prcrident of the Southern Colifornic Door Inrtitutc, ir shown immediqtely below.

Fidler's Completes

$5o,ooo Plont Foce-lifring; t5,ooo Doors o Week

Fidlers' Xlanufacturing Co., Inc., Inglewood, California, completed its plant remodeling last month, according to Harry A. Perry, president of the cloor concern. Over $50,000 was spent on new machinery and a complete conveyor system for the 100,000-square-foot plant, which is presently turning out all types of flush doors in addition to plastic tops for school desks.

The r.nodernization work took over six months to complete but the addition of the laminated division, where stock for solid core doors is produced, increased the production at the Inglewood plant over 2A/o, said l,ouis Fidler, secretary of the firm.

Fidler's is presently stocking over 30,000 door units for the