Registration is now open for the Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance 2024 Summer Conference, taking place June 3-6 in Montreal, QC at Le Westin Montréal
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Vitro Architectural Glass has added to its digital tool collection, introducing GlassFinder™, a new tool to help architects identify the best glass products to achieve their aesthetic and performance goals for their next project.
FGIA unveiled an innovative hybrid format for this edition, combining the flexibility of online, self-paced training spanning 10 main topics with the dynamic interaction of three live Zoom webinars.
Those in the Southeast Region are encouraged to register now to participate in this one-day online event packed with important industry topics. The schedule is now available.
Registration is now open for the 2024 Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance FENBC Region Virtual Industry Summit, taking place Wednesday, April 3.
Participants at the 2024 Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance Annual Conference were given the opportunity to take part in an interactive session entitled, "The EC3 Tool for Glazing and Fenestration Products | Facilitating Improvements in the EPD System."
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.
During the 2024 Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance Annual Conference, Technical Training Specialist, Aaron Blom, presented a session called “The Importance of Surface Preparation in Long-Term Performance of Coatings and Sealants.”
The Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance held a workshop about how to identify flaws in an insulating glass unit before they become a problem in the field as well as a high-level overview about desiccants, or hygroscopic substances that attract and absorb moisture from the surrounding air to maintain a state of dryness, inside IG units.
