Current Issue: May/June 2026

Now you can get the visibility you want with the sticking power you need—while saving lots of time in the process with TYPAR® Clear Acrylic Flashing.

Demand for darker exterior window profiles continues to grow across residential and commercial construction, increasing pressure on manufacturers to deliver systems that maintain appearance and thermal stability. 

From carbon capture, smart glass and emerging technologies, Cardinal Glass is redefining what glass can do.

The heroal VS Z zip screen system is a flexible, energy-efficient sun protection solution for residential and commercial projects.

Manufacturers can achieve darker profiles than ever before, but validating long-term performance remains a significant challenge.

The FuseCube Express™ by Diamon-Fusion International is a cutting-edge protective glass coating machine that automates the application of DFI’s patented Diamon-Fusion® coating on both sides of glass panels in a single cycle.

Tariffs, affordability and a sluggish housing market challenge window and door manufacturers. Here’s how the industry is pushing forward anyway.

As AI reshapes manufacturing, evolving standards help define and protect liability.

Intercept® Extreme™ next-generation warm-edge spacer system.

Demand for darker window profiles continues across residential and commercial construction. Black and deep-tone systems expand design options, while tightening requirements for color consistency, thermal behavior, weathering performance, and…

Guidance on glass inspection, lifting and carrying from MyGlassFAB.

Industry leaders consider how automation can help companies scale efficiently.

Smart automation helps manufacturers tackle labor shortages, deliver more reliably, and strengthen customer relationships.

Saved from elimination by industry pushback, the certification program’s incentives will sunset this year.

Low consumer confidence and a dearth of moderately priced homes contribute to the continued homeownership crisis.

Pulp Studio worked on a unique private residence named F-House. The 7,300-square-foot home sits along the edge of Lake Washington in Kirkland, Washington, and the structure comprises uniquely cut glass.

Increasingly stringent energy codes include thermal performance, comfort, durability and long-term value. Residential window and door manufacturers must navigate a wide range of performance requirements across climate zones.…