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Heatilator

The I100 wood-burning fireplace has an opening that’s 50 inches wide and 33 inches tall.

Generation X: Wired to Buy

When people in the 24-36 age group decide to buy a new home, the Internet is playing a bigger role, new research by Professional Builder shows.

Imperial Products

The X-Sill threshold features a vinyl nose and rail with an oak grain and texture. It is impervious to rot and impenetrable to water, the company says.

At the Builders' Show

Brian Catalde, president of Paragon Communities in Playa del Rey, Calif., is a man on a mission when it comes to making the most of his time at the International Builders’ Show.

Klein Tools

The 5-in-1 screwdriver/nut driver includes four common screwdriver bits, and the reversible barrel can be used as a 5/16-inch nut driver when the bit is removed.

Builders by the Numbers

There’s no such thing as an “average” builder. Likewise, no builder of any note or ambition would dare think of himself, his company, and its products and services as merely “average.”

TimberTech

The Engineered Decking Systems line of composite decking now includes a railing system (pictured) and 5/4 plank, which joins the company’s tongue-and-groove and 2x6 planks.

After the Honeymoon

How do you ensure success in the first three months of your new hire’s employment?

Contact Lumber

Embark SL pre-finished moldings and millwork are designed to offer the stained look of hand-finished hardwood furniture without on-site finishing.

'Decent Help' Hard to Find

It was one of those chance occurrences when two people who know each other happen to come together at the same place.

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