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September 2014

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Merchants Metals is one of the largest manufacturers and distributors of fence systems in the nation. The company's complete line of fence solutions for residential, com- mercial and industrial applications includes steel ornamental in both component and fully welded systems, hot-dipped galvanized and color coated chain link fence systems, wood and PVC systems, welded wire, aluminum or- namental systems, tempo- rary fence, pre-hung secu- rity gates, aluminum track gates and access control products. Merchants Metals prod- ucts are manufactured and distributed through four manufacturing plants and 39 service centers strategically located throughout North America Merchants Metals is a division of Oldcastle, the largest manufacturer of building products in North America. For additional informa- tion about the company and its products, or for a com- plete set of product draw- ings and specifi cations, visit the company web site www. merchantsmetals.com. Encon Electronics trade show will include "ultimate" training event HAYWARD, Calif. — Encon Electronics is hosting "the ultimate train- ing event" on Friday, Sept. 12 as part of their fi rst trade show commemorating the fi rm's 30th anniversary. The event will take place at the Encon offi ces in Hayward, California. Manufacturers exhibiting at the show include DoorKing, Linear, Lift- Master, Viking Access Systems, All-O-Matic, USAutomatic, Miller Edge, Guardian, Nice Apollo Gate Operators, Diablo Controls, BD Loops, FAAC, EDI/Reno A&E, Ameriline, American Access Systems, HySecurity, Byan Systems and others. To RSVP or for more information, call 800-782-5598 or visit the Encon web site at www.enconelectronics.com. Above, designed with a distinctive internal patent pending pin-hinge system, the VERSAI system ad- justs to extreme changes in ground elevations and adjusts an impressive 48" in an 8' section. Below, the VERSAI fencing adds a tasteful and upscale touch to this lakeside setting. (Merchants Metals photos) Report predicts increase in U.S. fence market CLEVELAND, Ohio — Accord- ing to a new report from the Freedonia Group, Inc., demand for fencing in the U.S. is forecast to expand 7.1 percent per year to $8.3 billion in 2016, total- ing 835 million linear feet. Gains will be supported by rising installation of high-value fences such as ornamental metal and composite fencing. Plastic and composite, as well as concrete and other fencing, will be the fastest growing types. The study presents historical de- mand data for the years 2001, 2006 and 2011, and forecasts for 2016 and 2021 by material type (e.g., metal, wood, plastic and composite, con- crete), market (residential, nonresi- dential, nonbuilding, agricultural) and U.S. region. The study also considers market environment factors, details industry structure, evaluates company market share and profi les 35 industry players. It is available for purchase either as an entire unit, or in sections of your choice. E-mail info@freedoniagroup. com or phone 440-684-9600 for in- formation on ordering. The Freedonia Group is a leading international business research com- pany, founded in 1985, that publishes more than 100 industry research stud- ies annually. We make safety and security gate hardware look good. • 6-pin, re-keyable • Locks in the up or down position • Marine grade stainless steel • For metal, wood or vinyl gates • Strong & 100% rust proof • Two sizes: 18" or 24" • Two colors: black or white • Padlockable security • For metal, wood or vinyl gates • Polymer brackets prevent metal on metal contact • Powder coated stainless steel bolt • Two sizes: 24" or 40" • Retains bolt in up position • Bolts won't drag across driveway • Superior design • Two sizes: 24" or 40" Stylish and affordable Reliable, quality design Lockable security Looking for stability in your double-drive gate hardware? D&D has you covered. ®

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