Get on Track: AAMA 517-25 Allows for Many Options Via a Small Number of Samples by Jason Seals Industry innovation demonstrates the need for new,…
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What’s News Spring 2026
Leading News EPA Delays Energy Star 2025 Unit Shipment Data Reporting The Window & Door Manufacturers Association (WDMA) released an update regarding the U.S. Environmental…
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Association Updates (continued)
Fenestration & Glazing Industry Alliance ccording to FGIA officials, four objectives were identified and established by its board of directors in 2022: events, education, industry…
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FGIA Conference Tackles Regulations, Perceptions and Certification Changes
The Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance’s (FGIA) 2026 Annual Conference offered attendees multiple opportunities to introduce and cultivate ideas with like-minded peers, said Rob Grommesh…
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FGIA Analysis November/December 2025
Cycle of Life: For PVC Products, Its Time to Close the Loop on Recycling by Glenn Ferris Sometimes, good environmental stewardship can be as simple as…
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FGIA Analysis September/October 2025
From Down Under: A New Standard Brings Breathable Protection to Doors and Windows by Jason Seals Thanks to a new standard for security screens, the fenestration…
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Fenestration Focus September/October 2025
Unbarring Security: New Standard Unlocks Market for Security Screens by John Ryba Earlier this year, the Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance (FGIA) released an industry-first security…
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UN Plastic Treaty Talks End Without Agreement
An effort by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) resumed this month to continue development of an international legally binding instrument on plastic pollution. The…
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FIGA Analysis July/August 2025
Without Further Ado: An Outdated Standard Joins the Modern Age With Updates by Aaron Blom The Fenestration & Glazing Industry Alliance (FGIA) works hard to keep…
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What’s News July/August 2025
Leading News Jeld-Wen Refuses to Call It Quits in Dispute The fight for a door skins plant in Towanda, Pennsylvania, isn’t over, despite the fact…