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November 13, 2020 - Weekly News Update
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Featured Project: Star Building Systems
Inviting Church Created With Metal Building System
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Sequoyah County, OK - It used to be that churches, no matter the religious affiliation, shared many similar traits - never straying too far from a consistent set of traditional and expected details: stained glass, a steeple, pews, song books, a piano. Today, tradition has given way to reinvention as can be seen at The Crossing Church in Sequoyah County. It was brought to life with the help of products from Star Building Systems. More
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Industry News:
Sheet Metal Supply Expands With New Equipment
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 Grayslake, IL - Sheet Metal Supply, a leading fabricator/supplier of roofing perimeter systems, metal roofing and façades, has purchased a pair of new machines that will provide the capability to produce heavier, longer and more precise product for the glazing industry, as well as more precise custom substructural components for the façade products it already produces. More
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Featured Product Sheet
GSSI's MB-10A Sealant Tape Product Sheet details the product advantages of the company's premier elastomeric butyl rubber sealant. Installation and testing are also covered in the two-page PDF Product Sheet. Click here or on the image at the right to download.
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Featured Project: Schweiss Doors
Bifolds Allow Indoor/Outdoor Dining For Office Workers
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South San Francisco, CA - There's nothing like a little fresh air. Those charged with designing Building 40 on the campus of pharmaceutical company Genentech in South San Francisco certainly knew that. That's why they integrated three Bifold Designer Doors from Schweiss Doors into the design of an employee cafe to create a pleasant indoor/outdoor dining environment. More
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Industry News:
MRA Announces Q3 Metal Roofing Contest Winners
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Industry News:
AGC: Construction Employment Up 84,000 In October
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 Alexandria, VA - Construction employment increased by 84,000 jobs in October, with jobs added in both nonresidential and residential categories, according to an analysis by the Associated General Contractors of America of newly released government data. Association officials cautioned, however, that the pandemic is causing a growing number of construction projects to be canceled or delayed, according to a survey the association released in late October. More
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