WARROAD, Minnesota, September 10, 2015 / PRNewswire / Scranton Gillette Communications, the publisher of numerous building trade publications, recognizes two products from the Marvin Family of Brands in their Top 100 Products of 2015.
The products are compiled two “Best of” lists and selected based on readers’ response and nominations from editors of the publications. In Professional Builder magazine, the Ultimate Multi-Slide Door from Marvin Windows and Doors are included in their Top 100 Products of 2015 list. The Ultimate Multi-Slide Door is the latest addition to Marvin’s Scenic Door line. This product include pull and latch hardware and an innovative multi-point lock allowing for easy operation.
Wood-Ultrex Double Hung
For Professional Remodeler magazine, the Wood-Ultrex Double Hung by Integrity Windows and Doors is included in their list of Top 100 Products of 2015. This window has a series of improvements in 2015, including new size options, color-match weatherstrip covers, and cottage and reverse-cottage sash configurations. Ultrex is durable yes classic-looking and the new enhancements allow for more variety in home building and remodeling projects.
“it is truly an honor to have products from Marvin and Integrity recognized by Professional Builder and Professional Remodeler,” Vice President of Marketing for the Marvin Family of Brands, Brett Boyum, said. “Every year, our teams put a lot of thought and research into developing products that meet the needs of the marketplace and our customers. Whether we are refining an existing product or inventing something entirely new, Marvin and Integrity strive to make the highest quality windows and doors on the market. Validation from third-party sources like Professional Builder and Professional Remodeler – publications that deeply know the pulse of the building industry – lets us know that our products are making a difference in the market.”
The Top 100 Products lists can be found in the August 2015 issues of Professional Builder and Professional Remodeler magazines.
Source: MarketWatch
