Helpful Information for New Ontario COVID 19 Restrictions
Read the release from Fenestration Review Here – Manufacturing to continue during Ontario lockdown
Existing residential projects and renovations allowed to go forward during Ontario lockdown
The National Fenestration Rating Council’s homeowner video
Our friends at The National Fenestration Rating Council’s homeowner video explains how to use the organization’s energy performance ratings to compare windows, doors, and skylights so people can make more-informed decisions about which of these products can help make their homes more comfortable and more energy-efficient. More information can be found here.
Tuesday Jan. 19 FGIA Webinar – Performance Rating Methods using AAMA Standards 450-20 and 2502-19
Our friends at FGIA have a free webinar coming up that our members might find interesting. More information below or click here to register.
Tue, Jan 19, 2021 8:30 AM – 9:30 AM PST
Two recently updated AAMA engineering standards can help manufacturers save costs and increase value of lab testing for new and existing product lines.
“This webinar will answer questions from users of both AAMA 2502 and AAMA 450 so they may better understand each document’s content and applications,” said Jason Seals, FGIA Certification Services Manager, Fenestration. “Significant changes to these documents were made recently that allow for calculated extrapolation for sizes other than those tested. Also, testing procedures for mulled composite and combination units have been clarified. Side-hinged door systems, curtain wall and storefront fenestration products have also been added.”
Daniel Royer Passing
We are sad to announce that Daniel Royer, former owner of Groupe Promax, a division of Screenco in Quebec City, passed away on Saturday, January 2, 2021 at an early age of 71. Our condolences go out to the Royer family and friends. Please read the statement from Screenco here.
Daniel Royer Passing
We are sad to announce that Daniel Royer, former owner of Groupe Promax, a division of Screenco in Quebec City, passed away on Saturday, January 2, 2021 at an early age of 71. Our condolences go out to the Royer family and friends. Please read the statement from Screenco here.
