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Painted Oak Cabinet Finishes are a New Addition to Dura Supreme Cabinetry

Painted Oak Cabinet Finishes are a New Addition to Dura Supreme Cabinetry

Howard Lake, MN: Painted cabinetry is more popular than ever before and now the beautiful grain texture of Oak adds modern appeal. Dura Supreme recently announced their latest addition to their finish selection, Painted Oak and Painted Quarter-Sawn Oak. Painted Oak and Quarter-Sawn Oak finished are now available on all of Dura Supreme’s standard Paint finishes as well as their Personal Paint...

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Vertically Expanded Philadelphia Office Renovation Re-Clad in Glass and Luminum with Wood Grain Finishes by Linetec

Vertically Expanded Philadelphia Office Renovation Re-Clad in Glass and Luminum with Wood Grain Finishes by Linetec

Originally constructed in the early 1920s as a four-story Hudson Motor Car Company fabrication plant, Philadelphia's 2400 Market Street property was adaptively reused as an office building. Previously known as the Marketplace Design Center, it was reimagined and vertically expanded into a nine-story, mixed-use, Class A office and positioned as a vibrant part of Center City's riverfront renewal....

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Franklin Tower Transforms Former Offices into Luxury Living, Re-clad in Glass and Metal with Wood Grain Finishes from Linetec

Franklin Tower Transforms Former Offices into Luxury Living, Re-clad in Glass and Metal with Wood Grain Finishes from Linetec

Franklin Tower Residences updates the Philadelphia skyline with 550 luxury apartments fashioned from a former concrete, office tower. The 1980's structure has been converted into a premier, modern, residential property. Its exterior was re-clad in energy-efficient glass and thermally improved aluminum framing finished by Linetec. As a single source solution, Linetec provided the anodize, paint...

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Basalt America Announces Stronger, Lighter, and Corrosion-Free FRP's (Fiber Reinforced Polymers)
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Basalt America Announces Stronger, Lighter, and Corrosion-Free FRP's (Fiber Reinforced Polymers)

Fiber Reinforced Polymers (FRP), represents a truly groundbreaking advancement in structural reinforcement. Lightweight, strong, and green, they are changing the way the construction industry thinks about rebar. Unlike steel, FRPs don't rust and are far stronger than standard rebar. To learn why Fiber Reinforced Polymers are poised to change the way the world builds, see our video.

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