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Gellular PVC Decking

Solstice cellular PVC decking from Deceuninck uses Korelite technology for superior flatness, dimensional consistency, and strength.

The low-gloss, embossed woodgrain planks are available in four pastel (brookstone, cobblestone, sandstone, and clay) and four hardwood colors (mahogany, walnut, ipe, and ironwood), in 12', 16', and 20' lengths. Fascia boards measure l2'.

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PVG-Goated Gomposite Railing

Enduris' new Encore PVC-coated composite railing system complements its cellular PVC decking and is code-approved.

Three rail styles are offered in white, although additional colors are planned. Series 100 has a 2"x3.5" rectangular profile; Series 200 has a twopiece T-rail style with a flat cap, and Series 300 offers a small contour profile.

Included are balusters, hardware, and easy-to-follow instructions. Options are post caps and trim rings, as well as special brackets and hardware for stair applications.

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Spot Lighting Decks

Decklighting Systems now offers three different lighting kits, which can be used independently or in unison on stairs, rails, and posts.

LED three-beam spotlights use 807o less energy than incandescent bulbs, create less heat, and are safer for children and pets. Photocell technology automatically turns lights on and off, as needed, to save even more energy.

A choice of white, black, or antique bronze blends with nearly any deck or patio.

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Enduring Railing

Railing Dynamics' new Endurance porch rail installs with hidden brackets.

The railing combines the low maintenance of vinyl with the security of aluminum reinforcement. An aluminum top-center channel is designed for easy installation of wiring for lighting or speakers.

Further customization is provided by several baluster styles and multiple top cap options.

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Hidden Deck Fasteners

National Nail's Cauo hidden deck fastening system can be used to install all kinds of deck boards, from treated wood to hardwoods and composites. Included are proprietary screws, a specially designed driver bit, and Cat'ao Marksman tools.

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Electric Brad Nailer

An electric nailing gun from Arrow Fastener can fire up to 2" 18-gauge brad nails.

Made of high-impact composite plastic, the EBN320 R.E.D. features an ergonomic soft-rubber grip to reduce user fatigue.

It also has a slide-load magazine, l0' cord, LED guide light, and rotating belt hook.

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Bonding Experience

Zinsser's Bondz primer is formulated to bond any topcoat to hard-to-paint surfaces. The fast-drying modified acrylic formula is low-odor and low-VOC.

It provides adhesion to hard, dense interior and exterior surfaces such as fiberglass, tile, glazed brick, aluminum, laminate, and galvanized steel.

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Recycled Resin

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EcoStud Track and Stud System from Superior Polymer can qualify for up to five LEED green credits.

Constructed of IOOVo recycled resin, the lightweight framing products are easy to handle, impervious to water, and resistant to mold. mildew. and insect damage.

They also work well with most insulation products, including fiberglass batts, blown-in cellulose, or rigid foam board.

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ln Your Corner

USG's Sheetrock paper-faced plastic bead can be used to create crack- and chip-resistant corners.

Easier to cut than metal, the bead is made of paper tape laminated to composite plastic that resists scuffing from sanding.

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PVG Railing Extras

Illusions Vinyl Rail Systems has added two new options to its Grand Illusions line of extruded PVC railing products.

Color Spectrum offers 35 basic colors, plus infinite colormatching capabilities. Vinyl WoodBond combines the look of lifelike walnut, rosewood cherry and mahogany woodgrain with the promise of low maintenance.

Both options are available in four panel styles, plus two styles of stair rails and gates.

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Golorful Bamboo Flooring

Teragren's Portfolio bamboo flooring is available in l0 colors. including two hand-scraped versions, and qualifies for two LEED credits.

The collection leatures microbevel ends and edges, a sevencoat aluminum oxide/polyurethane finish. and fold-down locking system fbr easy installation.

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INTERNATI0NAL BUILDERS SHOW, sponsored by the National Association of Home Builders, was Feb.8-11 in Orlando, Fl. [1]Wayne Hilton, Jon Bailey. [2] Dustin Schroeder, Brett McCutcheon, Chuck Hotze. [3] Al DeVasto, Rick Kapres, Chris Hedlund. [4] Alan Stoneking, Brian Orchard, Chuck Casey, Jim Boyd. [5] Greg Phillips, Gary Maulin. [6] Kris Anderson, Taylor Baker. [7] Garnett Douglas, Ken Goodnough, Joel Adamson. [8] Richard Wallace, Russell Richardson, Digges

Morgan. [9] Joe Holt, Peter Staal. [10] Craig Combs, Joanne Funyak, Paul Bush. [11] Aron Pritchard, Nisha Vyas, Steve Kennedy. [12] Jessica Philippe, Alan Oakes, Kari Kolb. [13] Mark Reum, Travis Jungers, Kelli Bergen, Tommy Mayhew. [14] Curtis Walker, Tom Merkert, Mark Canoll, Mike Tichenor. [15] Dan Beaty, Rick Sanders, Craig Young, Judson Moore. [16] Carl McKenzie, Mike Hain, Lawrence Newton, Rob Pavlik. (Continued on next two pages)

IBS (continued from previous page): l1l Peter Williams, David Levonick. [2] Bob Sule, Jeffrey Hoffman. [3] Heather Crunchie, Victor Keller, Gael Mourant, Brenda Collins. [4] Frank Peterson, Lisa Martin, Kim Pohl, Kyle Loveland. [5] Kyle Lazon, Kaylynn Poplawski, Scott Cathcart. [6] Denny Rossi, Sunny Akarsu. [7] Bob Clark, C.W. Macomber. [8] Art Sutherland, Trudy Johnson. [9] Milledge Wells, Chris Shepherd, Joe Heltsley, Ear Shepherd. [10] Tony Saad, Albert Renaud, Benuit Jean, Jean Marc &rilding-hoducts.om

Dubois. [11] Ray Tassini, Noah Nichols, Ralph Bruno, Derek Watt. [12] David Lawson, Shelby Lentz, Roger Dankel. [13] Rich Jones, Kristin Zommer, Bob Goral. [14] Gary Bernstein, Jack Dalton, Ken Bernstein. [15] Rosalie Leone, Miguel Rivera-Sanchez, Jessica Ferris. [16] Brent Gwatney, Joe Brooks, Gina Hardin. [17] Scott Schmidt, Carol Kelly. [18] Joel Cone.

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February Z)lr r Buildiru hodu6 Diged r 4!i ln 1953, after graduating from Yale, he served in the Marine Corps. & Reserves. Afier active duty, he joined the family business and worked as a principal and sales manager. The business was sold to Union Camp in 1966, and is now owned by Coastal Forest Products. He then served as president of Rocky Creek, retiring in 1991.

Lucius "Judge" Smith Nottingham Jr., 76, retired president of Carolina Lumber, Jacksonville, Fl., died Dec. 25 in Jacksonville.

During World War II, he participated in eight infantry campaigns and two D-Day invasions, earning the Combat Infantry Badge, Purple Heart, Bronze Star, Silver Star. Presidential Unit Citation. and French Croix de Guerre with Palms.

He joined Carolina in 1953, and retired as president at the end of 1989. He was a former director of the Florida Building Materials Association.

Donald Grady, 73, retired coowner of Mulherin Lumber, Augusta, Ga., died Dec. I I in Augusta.

He joined Mulherin after serving in the U.S. Army, working his way up to becoming a co-owner. He retired in 2010, after 49 years with the firm.

Darrel D. Kalvig,76, former manager of Lampert Lumber, Kenyon, Mn., died Jan. 4 in Windom, Mn.

He went to work for the chain right out of high school, working at several locations, last as manager in Kenyon, until the store closed in 1963.

Ida Mary D'Amante, 96, retired co-owner of Twin State Lumber. Concord. N.H.. died Dec. 27 in Concord.

She and her husband, Armante, launched the business after World War II, building it into one of the largest native hardwood dealers in the U.S.

Owen Milton, 8l , owner of Milton Lumber. Dover. Tn.. died Dec. l7 in Murray, Ky.

Kenneth Holtvluwer, 87. founder of Standale Lumber & Supply, Standale, Mi., died Dec. 24 in Standale.

After serving with the Army during World War II, he and his wife, June, operated Standale. They turned over a two-thirds interest in the business to their children in 2005. but he did not retire until last spring.

Norman Floyd McGowin Jr., 79, former owner of W.T. Smith Lumber and Rocky Creek Logging, Chapman, Al.. died Dec. l.

At Rocky Creek. he was instrumental in pioneering aviation mapping techniques for forest management. He also completed a manuscript titled The Forest and the Zrees. which is under contract with New South Books and awaiting commercial publication.

John B. Collis, 85, co-founder of Collis True Value, East Herkimer, N.Y.. died Jan.2 in Herkimer.

During World War II, he served with the Navy, earning the Victory Medal and American and European Theater Medals.

The longtime contractor operated the store with his wife. Amelia. for more than 30 years, before turning it over to their son. Kenneth.

Leo I. Howlett Jr., 82, retired owner of Howlett Hardware, Absecon, N.J.. died Jan. 4 in Absecon.

After serving with the Navy, he joined the family business in 1954. The store closed in 1996.

Robert W. Barron, 85, retired owner of Ace Hardware. Rochelle. Il.. died Dec. 22 in Rochelle.

He served with the Marines during World War IL He ran the hardware store tbr 2-5 years, retiring in l99 l

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