The International Builders’ Show (IBS) wraps up today in Las Vegas, capping off a week in which manufacturers looked to set the trends in home…
The International Builders’ Show (IBS) wraps up today in Las Vegas, capping off a week in which manufacturers looked to set the trends in home…
With GlassBuild America 2022 in the rearview, companies now have a lot of work ahead of them. From looking further into new products and services…
Fensterbau Frontale, the window and door trade show held every two years in Nuremberg, Germany, has been rescheduled once again due to concerns surrounding COVID-19.…
On the heels of VEKA's withdrawal from the show, film manufacturer Renolit and Rehau Window Solutions have also canceled their participation in Fensterbau/Frontale 2022. A…
Officials for Renolit announced today that the company will not participate in Fensterbau Frontale in 2020. Regarding the decision, “Above all it is our responsibility to…
World Millwork Alliances’ Annual Convention and Tradeshow is no International Builders Show. It doesn’t pack numerous exhibit halls the size of football fields. (Getting from…
The Fensterbau/frontale trade fair wrapped up Saturday in Germany. The March newscast looks at more news and offerings unveiled at this European event.
Grand Rapids, Mich.-based Renolit has hired Robert Simon to its exterior film sales team. In his new role, Simon will focus on expanding the exterior…
The Fensterbau Frontale 2012 trade show, which focuses on doors, windows and facades, opened today at the Exhibition Centre Nuremberg in Nuremberg, Germany, where big crowds are looking for the latest fenestration production, materials and product developments. The approximately 1,200 exhibitors on the show floor have not been disappointed, as they are planning to greet nearly 100,000 attendees at the event, which continues through March 24. Exhibits are generally geared toward the demands of the European market, with triple-glazing products and brightly colored extrusions prevalent. Stringent energy-efficiency codes, it seems, have made triple glazing a near-standard offering in Germany.