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AAMA released an updated document using ASTM test methods.
American Architectural Manufacturers Association (AAMA) released updated document methods to qualify windows, doors and skylights as "impact resistant." AAMA 506-16, "Voluntary Specifications last updated in 2011, provides details regarding the rating of windows, doors and skylights for impact and pressure cycle testing. Released version has been updated to reference the most current ASTM...
Read More »AAMA Course covers fundamentals of fenestration.
AAMA's Fundamentals of Fenestration" provides basic terminology and standards for windows, doors, and skylights, covering both residential and light commercial products, as well as commercial and architectural applications. Online course is designed for use by several audiences, including professionals new to the industry, experienced professionals, and homeowners. Upon completion of course,...
Read More »Schedule of Events for 2011 Conference announced by AAMA.
AAMA's 74th Annual Conference for fenestration industry leaders and decision makers will take place February 20-23 in Coronado, CA and feature keynote speech addressing changing workforce. Also convening at this conference, AAMA Green and Sustainability Specification Development Task Group will review recommended guidelines regarding how to manage development of AAMA Green Products Certification...
Read More »AAMA Announces Its New Technical Director Steven Saffell
The American Architectural Manufacturers Association appoints Steven Saffell as technical director effective from Aug. 13. He is a tapestry of architectural firm work, modular home design and manufactured housing. Steffell will be performing the technical operations that include standards, product certification and codes and regulatory affairs. He is experienced in managing technical teams,...
Read More »UL/CLEB Conducts a Workshop to Explain Manufacturers About Canadian Codes and CSA A440S1-17 at AAMA 2018 Conference
At AAMA 2018 summer conference, UL/CLEB reviewed Canadian building codes and CSA A440S1-17, including codes for building envelopes and fenestration. During the workshop it was explained that in the U.S., the codes are divided by usage like commercial or residential, or even by occupancy instead of size as they are in Canada. UL/CLEB also explained how the Canadian supplement affects manufacturers...
Read More »AAMA Updates Southeast Region White Paper about Water Penetration
American Architectural Manufacturers Association updated a white paper explaining about the water penetration in hurricane conditions. This offers information for homeowners, distributors, builders and insurance adjusters about the water penetration during severe wind-driven rain storms. The updated white paper explains about potential sources of leaks, comments about significance of proper...
Read More »AAMA and IGMA Plan to Create a Unified Organization
American Architectural Manufacturers Association and the Insulating Glass Manufacturers Alliance go on discussion to form an organization for serving North American Fenestration industry. The team will go on agreement that focus on developing new organization and serving the needs of the current membership. The new organization improves the financial position for future investments in industry...
Read More »American Architectural Manufacturers Association Honored Rich Walker
AAMA honors Rich Walker for his service as the president and CEO for 18 years. Rich provided indelible, positive impression on the AAMA culture. He started his tenure at AAMA as technical director in 1996 and leaded the implementation of strategic objectives expanding scope of services FenestrationMasters® Program. Janice Yglesias, executive vice president succeeds walker and controls over all...
Read More »AAMA Presents Brochure with Cleaning and Maintenance Tips for Windows, Doors and Skylights
The American Architectural Manufacturers Association, AAMA, has revised and re-issued an educational brochure entitled “Caring for Your Windows, Doors and Skylights.” The six-panel, fold-out brochure is meant to extend the lifespan and performance of windows, doors and skylights by providing tips regarding regular care, proper cleaning and maintenance of the products. These include glass...
Read More »AAMA Updates Fiber Reinforced Thermoset Profiles Performance Requirement Standards
The American Architectural Manufacturers Association (AAMA) issues updated document AAMA 305-18, the Voluntary Specification for Fiber Reinforced Thermoset Profiles. This updates include performance level for high modulus fiber reinforced thermoset technologies used in fenestration applications. Document consists of test procedures and requirements for weathering performance.
Read More »AAMA presents awards to its members for leadership and marketing.
American Architectural Manufacturers Association (AAMA) honors and congratulates its members for contributions and achievements at the 81st Annual Conference Awards Banquet held Tuesday night in Orlando. Following are the honorees for Outstanding Member Award – Doug Holmberg, Architectural Products Group Distinguished Service Award – Donnie Hunter, Residential Products Group Distinguished...
Read More »AAMA appoints new executive vice president and promotions to personnel.
American Architectural Manufacturers Association's (AAMA) board of directors approved Janice Yglesias as the new executive vice president. The role of Yglesias will be involved in creating, communicating and implementing organization’s strategic goals as directed by president and CEO. AAMA also announces the appointment of Angela Dickson (marketing and communications director), Florica Vlad...
Read More »AAMA provides architectural product web pages.
American Architectural Manufacturers Association offers information regarding architectural windows, curtain walls, storefronts, sloped glazing systems. This web pages help users and suppliers detailed information about products. Web pages consist of information about architectural finishes, impact and blast mitigation.
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