I want a list of manufacturers that make the machines for processing PVC profiles for doors and windows.?

we are a large consulting firm and we are doing a great project, I want to start a business making and mounting of PVC doors and windows.

Try the Thomas Register, any library is the lead. If not, check with the regional library in your area. The Thomas Register lists all manufacturers in the country by category and alphabetically (I think). They come in a set of 10 to 12 volumes, so you should be able to find more than one manufacturer. Or check out www.thomasnet.com. I think you can do a search on line with what your looking for. Good luck.

What color should I paint the fix?

in a large conservatory (gallery). this is an area of about 10 feet wide and 20 feet long. construction in the front of my very old house. there are about 15 sash style windows on three sides and French doors into the living room. the walls are painted a light mint green and gray seat. I do not like the gray, absolutely, it looks dirty and filthy. Thot i something about only with white, but such After a little more dramatic as entertain a little. Beadboard walls are wood paneling to the bottom of the window. ceiling and floor are made of current broadband also painted gray. I have wicker furniture in the room natural color and a pair of large palm trees. any suggestions for color and / or accents and accessories? any help is appreciated. thanks, I've got some good advice here about other areas of my house. ps now the windows are completely dis-covered. the right of the green is mint, but almost like a little aqua or turquoise

Here is a link where you can download a color selection tool. http://www.colorfitting.com/?gclid=CPW5lvP_zokCFRsKSQodF0QRMQ Color becomes what we currently have and then choose the colors you like and put them together for you. My personal opinion would be to add a very neutral beige color and then paint the trim a deep cranberry. I think that would be awesome!

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I'm thinking of restoring my 26 old wooden windows, including mounting tapes, re-glazing glass, etching and painting the frames, setting the counter, adding weather stripping, etc, and I would add windows Storm (the original hardware is still there, but the old disappeared beneath the former owner of tenure.) Any experience or advice out there? In front of the storm outside? Materials? Any good person who makes these? Thanks to all … I'm not really looking to replace my old wondows. I've found with Vinyl Windows that actually lasted more than 15 years without fogging, etc, and I live in S. Louisiana, so it's not like you get to -30 in the winter. But I would like to add a second layer of the season to help with projects, etc.

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