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Doors and Hardware, 14150 Newbrook Drive, Suite 200, Chantilly, VA 20151-2232. E-mail: [email protected]; Web site: www.dhi.org. You can count on prompt delivery nationwide. e ditorial Policy: The Door and Hardware Institute is an international not- We ship in-stock products within 48 hours from for-profit association of individuals and companies in the door and architectural our North Carolina plant and distribution centers hardware profession. Authors’ opinions do not necessarily reflect the official in New York and Las Vegas. And custom orders views of the Door and Hardware Institute. ship within 10 working days. The magazine cannot guarantee the validity or accuracy of any data, claim or opinion appearing in any article or advertisement. However, the magazine Call us today for the name of our representative is designed to provide accurate and authoritative information on the subject in your area. We’re ready to talk business. matter covered. 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Letters to the editor are welcome and will be considered for publication in whole or in part in “Letters to the Editor.” All editorial sent to the magazine will be treated as unconditionally assigned for publication and copyright purposes and are subject to the editor’s unrestricted right to edit and comment editorially. For current subscriptions, enclose an address label or facsimile from a recent copy when writing to DHI. For new subscription information, call DHI at 703/222-2010. Copyright 2010 Door and Hardware Institute. All rights reserved. Nothing may be reprinted without permission from the publisher. © 2010 Advantage Lites & Louvers Printed in the u. s. A. iPM#0360406 2 DOORS & HARDWARE £ APRIL 2010 Craftsmanship. Artistry. Quality. www.VTINDuSTRIeS.CoM 10_DoorAd_Craftsmanship_8.375x10.875.indd 1 3/12/10 11:00:55 AM Description: “Craftsmanship. Artistry. Quality.” VT Door Ad – CRAFTSMANSHIP Job #: VTT5810 Job Title: 2010 Door Print Ads Client: VT Industries Publication: DHI — April Issue Ad Size: 8.375” x 10.875” (Bleed: 8.625” x 11.125”) Date: 3.12.10 Prepared by Bozell doors&hardware advancing life safety & security solutions Accessclosing features a d index 198 m anufacturer Buyer’s Guide 6 classifieds 197 index to industry Products 66 tech tip 199 industry Products listing 68 2010 dhi resource guide APRIL 2010 elcome to DHI’s annual consolidation of the Buyer’s Guide, the W Consultants’ Directory and the Distributors’ Directory into the industry’s only comprehensive Resource Guide. Whether you need information on manufacturers, products, suppliers, distributors, spec writers or consultants, you’ll find it all in this comprehensive guide for the openings industry. DHI is the leading voice of the openings industry and its publications are the most widely read. INDUSTRYRESOURCEGUIDE Specifically targeted at audiences within the MANUFACTURER BUYER'S GUIDE | INDUSTRY DISTRIBUTORS' GUIDE | DHI CONSULTANTS' DIRECTORY distribution channel, our 13,000 readers are the architects, distributors, specifiers and decision makers at companies across the globe. We are the source these people turn to for information on trends, code issues, education and networking. As a result, DHI is ideally situated to be able to promote communication between sales agents, distributors, manufacturers, consultants and consumers. No matter what the need, A PUBLICATION OF THE DOOR AND HARDWARE INSTITUTE o n the cover: The collage of photos on the cover represents just a few of the areas where our industry is involved in advancing life safety and security in the built environment. 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We hope that as an integral part of DHI and the architectural openings community, you’ll retain this issue as a year-round resource and will use it monthly, weekly, if not daily, as you discover new trends, learn best practices, and build a mutually beneficial network with some of the industry’s best companies and leaders. d oors & Hardware is a publication of the door and Hardware institute intent on advancing life safety & security solutions. APRIL 2010 £ DOORS & HARDWARE 5 Manufacturers Buyer's Guide T w2010 e N y - S e c o N d e d i T i o N he Buyer’s Guide 22nd Edition will serve as your handy desktop reference to more than 800 manufacturing tcompanies in the architectural openings industry.
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