Current Issue: Oct/Nov 2020

Contractual force majeure provisions should address the effects of overall uncertainty that exist between a contract’s parties.

Products, webinars and demonstrations to remain available on-demand for the balance of the year.

Insights on developing a high-performance window system.

Do more with less: How to adopt new software and digital technologies.

How to successfully launch a new building product in the midst of COVID-19.

During GlassBuild Connect in September, Jeff Inks, vice president, advocacy, and Kevin McKenney, director of government affairs, both with the Window and Door Manufacturers Association, examined key issues facing Washington and the industry as a…

Companies describe some of the best business conditions they’ve ever seen, period. In many cases, they have more than rebounded from unsettling and low times earlier this year. Although there doesn’t appear to be a shortage of work anytime soon,…

The basic quality of a complete window assembly is the foundation of credible third-party certification. The quality of the components—framing extrusions, glass, weatherstripping, sealants, hardware and finishes—ensure a window’s durability…

The shape of the macroeconomic rebound is coming into focus as 2020 nears its end, said Connor Lokar, ITR Economics, during the GlassBuild Connect presentation on Sept. 8. Housing remains a bright spot in the overall construction industry, which…

As the importance of sustainability continues to grow, fenestration companies that focus on responsible practices win with consumers.