Allmetal Inc. Offers Do-It-Yourself Window Screen Kits

Date: 9 October 2007

ITASCA, IL. Oct. 2, 2007.— In keeping with a long tradition of innovation, Allmetal, Inc., introduces its new Do-It-Yourself Window Screen Kit in the European market.

This new window solution allows home-owners to install window screens themselves with an all-in-one kit designed to be quick, easy and affordable.

Allmetal’s latest addition to an already extensive product line caters directly to a steadily growing market of home-owners interested in tackling household projects themselves. “Today’s home-owners are becoming increasingly self-sufficient,” observes Allmetal European Sales Manager, Jan Goettner. “This new kit is one more way for people to get superior screens into their windows easily and save money at the same time.”

The Do-It-Yourself Window Screen Kit promises all the benefits of quality screens, including protection from pests and added cooling opportunities, only reengineered for easy assembly at the consumer level. “This kit puts home assembly well within reach of any homeowner,” continues Jan Goettner. “It includes everything you need to cover your windows and step-by-step instructions to guide you through the process quickly and smoothly.”

Find Allmetal’s new Do-It-Yourself Window Screen Kits in home improvement stores throughout Europe.

Allmetal Inc., headquartered in Itasca, IL, operates five manufacturing facilities in the U.S. and one in Wiedmar, Germany. The company also operates its own Injection Molding Division and Tooling and Design Division, employing over 300 people worldwide. For information on Do-It-Yourself Window Screen Kits or any of Allmetal’s quality products, call +49 (0) 34207 - 407 0 or visit www.allmetalinc.de, or in the U.S., call 630-250-8090 or visit http://www.allmetalinc.com

600450

www.allmetalinc.com

2007-10-09T13:00:00

Allmetal Inc. Offers Do-It-Yourself Window Screen Kits glassonweb.com

See more news about:

Windows

WhatsApp LINKEDIN FACEBOOK X PRINT MORE

Others also read

MORE...

Solarban® 90 Glass Atrium and Windows Daylight Children's of Mississippi Hospital

Mississippi’s first dedicated children’s hospital, the Sanderson Tower, combines advanced care and modern design with Vitro’s Solarban® 90 glass for a bright, welcoming space.

SANCO Glass Solutions in Hoffmann Glas Peine's Living Walls at Neckarpark Q8

Featuring a clinker brick façade and green accents, the building showcases Hoffmann Glas Peine’s SANCO glass solutions, which enhance its aesthetic while offering superior insulation and energy efficiency.

Large Solarban® 60 Acuity® Glass Vertical Windows Deliver Daylighting and Transparency at Penn State University’s New Innovation Hub

As Penn State’s first ground-up building in downtown State College, Pa., the new LEED® Gold-targeting Eric J. Barron Innovation Hub, formerly known as the James Building, maximizes daylighting with precisely sized openings and a ground-floor curtainwall system.

Window Safety Week Observed April 7-13, 2024

Each year, the Window Safety Task Force takes the first full week in April to educate parents and caregivers on the importance of practicing window safety year-round.