T. M. Cobb Company Accepts

ExclusiveColumbia - Matic Folding Fabric Door Dealership

Lee Slaght, manager of T. M. Cobb Company, recently announced that his firm had accepted exclusive dealership of famous brand Columbia-matic folding fabric doors. Mr. Slaght said that Hough Manufacturing Corporation had purchased the futuristic new line of doors from Columbia Mills and would now manufacture them solely for T. M. Cobb.

Columbia-matic is an exciting, unique type of folding fabric door. Since they employ entirely new principles of installation and operation not found in any other folding door, they can be installed in less than one min- ute. There are no nails, screws or tools required.

Columbia-matics always remain in a true vertical position thioughout their widthno matter from what point of their front edge you open or close them, even from the very bottom of the door.

The durable new doors are covered with tough, washable, scuff-proof vinyl coated fabric with an attractive Crush Grain finish in a choice of sixteen smart home furnishing colors. They are fire retardant. And. inside the covering are sturdy composition panels, light in weight, yet extremely strong.

These give added strength, deaden sound and prevent swaying or billowing in the accordion folds.

T. M. Cobb Company is featuring the new Columbia-matic folding fabric doors in all widths up to four feet, in standard 6' 8" height. There is a size that will fit any standard doorway.

Your order of Columbia-matic doors will be delivered rapidly by T. M. Cobb's large fleet of trucks, now serving .nine counties in Southern CaliIOrnla.

For additional information about this thrilling new Columbia-matic folding door, call T. M. Cobb Company at ADams l-4211 in Los Angeles, SHerwood 3-4253 in Marysville and BEImont 3-6673 in San Diego.

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