With more than 20 million people enrolled in 11,800+ post-secondary educational institutions in the U.S., high-performance fenestration systems are proven to add value beyond the bottom-line.
While many standards have decreased the amount of windows with lead-based paint, they unfortunately remain a part of existing multifamily housing. Increased funding is needed to incentivize the reduction of lead-based paint with replacement windows.
When upgrading, renovating and retrofitting governmental facilities, high-quality, high-performance, finished aluminum architectural products support low-maintenance, cost-effective operation. Because most government facilities serve a large number of people, the aluminum surfaces on both the high-traffic exteriors and interiors benefit from these exceptionally hard-wearing and long-lasting finishes.
This week some of the latest forecasts for 2025 were dropped, and for the most part, the news was positive. Obviously, for many in our industry, things are softer than we’d prefer, so this dose of good news was welcomed. Probably the hardest aspect is the fact that a lot of the movement probably won’t hit us until mid ‘25. The bullishness comes from additional rate cuts and some forecasting patterns that are favorable.
Viprotron's president talks how AI uses data to better automation, why quality is important, and how producing bad glass can hurt more than your profits.
Glass is a fragile building material, and needs special handling. Having the right equipment is key in order to protect employees and prioritize safety.