1. YKK AP
The Japanese door and window maker follows the universal design maxim to develop their products – naturally, the end results consumers get are functional, easy to use, safe, beautiful and long lasting. Its window manufacturing line is highly integrated with all operations, from the manufacture of frames, glass and other components to the final assembly. The same is true for its aluminum profiles manufacturing line. High level of integration allows for precision and quality improvement. YKK AP also manufactures aluminum curtain walls and lightweight and durable metal siding with high-grade aluminum alloy sheets. As a sustainable industry partner, YKK AP makes it a point to reuse factory scrap for old window frames and scrap aluminum collected in the form of aluminum wheels, as well as for all its production processes.
2. Ply Money Holdings Inc.
Listed on the New York Stock Exchange, the company makes aluminum windows and door manufacture that are recommended by the best American architects and remodel clients. The firm has an extensive product portfolio that defines styling, durability, energy efficiency and ease of installation. There are three series of Ply Mini New Construction Windows: Premium Series, Pro Series and Builders Series. In addition, there are replacement windows that offer the best value for money to today’s homeowners.
Also in the Doors category, there are two types of products to offer Ply Money: The New Patio Doors and Replacement Doors. Under the patio doors, the plywood minira premium series aluminum clad wooden doors are crafted with exquisite workmanship and a variety of details.
3. PGT, Inc.
Founded in 1981, PGTPGT launched the American impact resistant window and door segment at a time when the industry was on the verge of embracing a major shift toward light manufacturing. Today, the company is an authority on aluminum windows and doors, almost avoiding impact. The PGT® architectural system includes high-duty extruded aluminum frames, laminated glass, mechanically clad corners, and many customizable options, meeting the needs of the commercial and residential high-rise window market. Its premium PGT One Guard aluminum windows and doors easily promise hurricane protection ran warranties, significantly reduce outdoor noise and filter out 99% of harmful UV rays, and Energy Star ® Qualified Offer configurations. Founded in 1981, PGTPGT launched the American impact resistant window and door segment at a time when the industry was on the verge of embracing a major shift toward light manufacturing. Today, the company is an authority on aluminum windows and doors, almost avoiding impact. The PGT® architectural system includes high-duty extruded aluminum frames, laminated glass, mechanically clad corners, and many customizable options, meeting the needs of the commercial and residential high-rise window market. Its premium PGT One Guard aluminum windows and doors easily promise hurricane protection ran warranties, significantly reduce outdoor noise and filter out 99% of harmful UV rays, and Energy Star ® Qualified Offer configurations.
4. Apogee Enterprises, Inc.
Apogee is an industry leader in architectural products and services in the United States, designing, engineering, and manufacturing aluminum frames for part of architectural framing systems for window, curtain wall, and storefront systems that cover the exterior of buildings.
There are five subsidiaries under the Apogee Architectural Structures System.
Wasao: Manufactures custom door aluminum window systems and curtain walls
Sotaval: High performance, unified curtain wall system design and fabrication
Tubelight: manufactures fabricated aluminum store front, entrance and curtain products
Alumicor: manufactures fabricated aluminum store front, entrance, curtain wall and window products for Canadian markets
Linitech: Coat (painted or anodized) aluminum window framing and PVC shutters
Apoji published a record financial year in 2016. It aims to reach 1. 1.2-1.3 billion in revenues by the end of fiscal 2018, said CEO Joe Pius.
5. Fletcher Building
Fletcher Building, one of New Zealand’s largest listed companies, is an integrated manufacturer and distributor of the world’s leading building and construction products and services. On April 1, 1996, the company purchased CoMalco Carter Hart Harvey Aluminum for the manufacture of Fletcher Aluminum, which has established strong domestic and overseas relationships with its full-service industrial distribution and export capabilities.
In fiscal year 2016, Fletcher posted total revenue of 2.5 2.5 billion and posted بی 274 million in EBIT. In November last year, Fletcher Aluminum signed a joint venture agreement with Indian aluminum giant National Aluminum Company Limited (NALCO) to take advantage of its scale, market coverage, product innovation and reliability – the new company now reverses Will be known as
Regarding the new company’s vision, Ron Holden, Managing Director of Altus, said, “Together we are committed to providing our customers with maximum service, consistent lead times, better supply and ultimately a wider supply of products.”
