Current Issue: January/February 2026

2025 was another challenging year. The industry is responding with innovation and collaboration for a stronger 2026. 

Like many industries, the fenestration industry had a year of both challenges and growth in 2025. From global market disruptions to supply chain challenges, there was quite a bit of uncertainty around building materials including windows and…

In the face of a dynamic mix of challenges and opportunities, leading construction economists say resilience and innovation can help companies position themselves for success in 2026.

Strong demand, strategic deals and a path toward affordability.

Fenestration facilities that treat PPE as an adaptable system, grounded in living hazard assessments, task-specific specs, comfort-driven choices, and visible coaching, will shrink the gap between compliance on paper and protection in practice.…

Centrum Wicker Park’s contemporary residences offer sleek floor-to-ceiling windows with abundant natural light and stunning city views.

New FGIA document gives performance guidance on window opening control devices.

State policies set in motion last year will become enforceable in 2026, setting the industry up for a more fragmented compliance map.

The glass, window and door industries continue to innovate and collaborate.