Nathan Davis has joined Tubelite as a client development manager serving Eastern Michigan. Located in Ann Arbor, he assists glazing contractors and architectural teams in selecting and specifying aluminum-framed storefront, curtainwall, entrances, windows and daylight control systems. With a background in commercial architecture, Davis has contributed to municipal, hospitality, [ Read More... ]
Blending transparency and flexibility within commercial spaces, the new Tubelite INT14 Interior Flush Glaze Framing system offers versatile design options for floor-to-ceiling room enclosures or free-standing partitions. Expanding choices for facility managers, design professionals and glazing contractors, the INT14 system provides necessary separation and prioritizes daylight, visual connection and [ Read More... ]
Extruded aluminum is the material of choice for commercial doors and entrances. Its popularity is due in part to its excellent track record: There are millions of aluminum entry doors installed across the country, and some have been in service since the 1950s. A door is one of the [ Read More... ]
Tubelite announces the addition of Jessica “Jess” Brooks as a client development manager covering Alabama and North Georgia. She works closely with glazing contractors and architectural teams to help them select and specify high-quality, aluminum-framed storefront, curtainwall, entrances, windows and daylight control systems. Prior to joining Tubelite, Brooks served [ Read More... ]
Tubelite representative, Josh Herman with Hillesheim Architectural Products, Inc. (HAP Inc.), will be participating in the Construction Specifications Institute (CSI) Akron-Canton Chapter’s “Methods & Materials Mania.” The one-day event will be held on Feb. 29, 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., at the John S. Knight Center, 77 East Mill Street, Akron, OH [ Read More... ]
David Ham and Kevin Haynes will be representing Tubelite at the Product Show for the Mississippi Chapter of the Construction Specifications Institute (Mississippi CSI). This one-day event will be held Feb. 21 at the Hinds Community College, Clyde Muse Center at 515 Country Place Parkway in Pearl. The exhibit [ Read More... ]
Because of their durable construction, Tubelite aluminum entrance doors often outlast the usage conditions or code requirements for which they were originally installed. When that happens, they can be modified to meet the new needs and continue performing for decades longer. Pat Neyhart, vice president of Wooster Glass Co. [ Read More... ]
When your project requires lasting performance in a choice of colors, specify 70% PVDF architectural coatings for aluminum framing systems. Specifying performance should be the easiest part of selecting an architectural paint finish for your project’s Tubelite aluminum framing products. With a nearly unlimited palette of possibilities, it’s choosing [ Read More... ]
To foster preference of construction products and materials sourced and manufactured within the U.S. for use in federally funded infrastructure projects, the Buy American Act (BAA) and the Buy America Act (BA) have been in place for many years. However, the Build America Buy America Act (BABA) more recently [ Read More... ]
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law on July 26, 1990 – 33 years ago. It’s considered the world’s first comprehensive civil rights law recognizing the unique challenges that people with disabilities face as they navigate their residences, place of work and public spaces. It affects [ Read More... ]