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  • Accurate Perforating Co.Percentage of annual sales representing metal products sold to contract glaziers: 12Headquarters: ChicagoWebsite: www.accurateperforating.comTotal number of locations: 2Metal fabrication locations and services:Accurate Perforating Co. offers curtain wall, storefront and entrance, in-fill panels for commercial railing systems, aluminum composite panels and sunshades from...
  • Alumicor Ltd.Percentage of annual sales representing metal products sold to contract glaziers: 90Headquarters: TorontoWebsite: www.alumicor.comTotal number of locations: 5Metal fabrication locations and services:Toronto: curtain wallIn addition to curtain wall, Alumicor manufactures commercial windows, vents, and skylights, serving the North American market through five manufacturing facilities...
  • C.R Laurence Co., Inc.Headquarters: Los AngelesWebsite: www.crlaurence.com, www.crl-arch.comTotal number of locations: 42 (including 10 U.S. Aluminum locations, 17 CRL U.S. distribution locations, two CRL U.S. manufacturing locations, two CRL Machinery Division locations, four CRL Canada distribution facilities, three CRL Europe distribution locations, two CRL Australia distribution and...
  • Leaders in the U.S. and Canadian markets
    A look at the leading manufacturers and fabricators of metal products, broken down by sales volume, number of locations and product offering. 
  • Dynamic glass market poised for growth as new production capacity comes online
    While experts have described the widespread adoption of dynamic glazing as “imminent” for the last decade, their forecasts have yet to come to fruition. However, a current confluence of market forces has the segment poised for growth in an unprecedented way.
  • The basics: The $27 million redevelopment of the historic Castle Rock Apartments in Normandy, Mo., included installation of more than 1,100 energy-efficient replacement windows. The 200,000-square-foot, four-story, castle-like structure was originally built in the 1890s as a hospital, and was converted to apartments in 1982. The project's financing included federal and state historic preservation...
  • GlassBuild America attendees say we’re one step closer
    The overall mood at GlassBuild America 2012 was positive, with most agreeing the worst is over and suppliers reporting increased sales over 2011. Still, many remained conservative in their predictions for the coming year.
  • The business: Navigating an altered landscape
    It has been an eventful few years for the glass and glazing industry, with more changes to come as it emerges from the downturn. Mergers and acquisitions, increased expectations from the building community, technological developments and personnel challenges are shaping the industry of today―and tomorrow―according to GlassBuild America attendees.
  • The economy: Where we are now and where we’re headed
    Indicators show there are no signs that the U.S. economy is fading or collapsing; growth is above year-ago levels and more gains are expected.
  • A look at a quickly evolving glass and glazing marketplace
    The glass industry of today looks significantly different than its pre-recession self, but the next 5-10 years could play an even greater role in shaping the industry of tomorrow, said glass and glazing executives attending GlassBuild America: The Glass, Window & Door Expo, Sept. 12-14, in Las Vegas.
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