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32 • OCTOBER 2015 • WORLD FENCE NEWS For reservations call the hotel at 312-664-1100. Refer to the National Association of Architectural Metal Manufacturers group block to receive the negotiated group rate. Attendees may register online at www.naamm.org; for assistance, con- tact Eivilyn Lopez at 630-942-6591 or eivilynl@cmservices.com. To register by mail or fax, send completed registration forms which are available from the web site to NAAMM, 800 Roosevelt Rd. Bldg. C, Suite 312, Glen Ellyn, Ill. 60137; fax 630-790-3095. The 2015 fall meeting schedule includes the regular division meetings of AMP, DEMA, EMMA, HMMA and MBG. Attendees review and act on a number of important association and industry issues at these meetings. In addition to regularly scheduled fall meeting events, attendees will also have ample opportunity for infor- mal networking at the planned group events throughout the weekend. Architectural metal manufacturers slate fall meeting in Chicago The National Association of Ar- chitectural Metal Manufacturers (NAAMM) will host its 2015 annual meeting November 7–9, 2015 at the Hilton Suites Chicago in downtown Chicago. NAAMM's spring and fall meet- ings are the primary settings for mem- ber interaction and project work. In addition to association issues, the objective of these meetings is to allow the divisions to work on tech- nical standards, special projects and promotion, the organization stated. Divisions and their working committees also conduct business throughout the year on an as-needed basis, including teleconference ses- sions. Rooms for the fall meeting are available for $189 per night for singles and $219 per night for doubles. "Significant Changes to the 2015 International Codes" is an updated book series that provides expert anal- ysis of code changes to assist code of- ficials, architects, engineers and other code users to transition to the latest codes. The books are available from the International Code Council and are the first resources available refer- encing the 2015 I-Codes. "In its fourth cycle of publication, the 'Significant Changes' series has proven to be one of the most useful tools for code adoption and project implementation based on newly pub- lished ICC codes," said Mark John- son, ICC executive vice-president and director of business development. "Each publication contains re- vised code text, a summary of each change listed, change analysis, and color photos and graphics to deepen the understanding of the changes," he added. Each book offers a comprehen- sive, practical analysis of critical changes from the 2012 and 2015 edi- tions of the I-Codes. The 2015 International Building, Residential and Fire codes are dis- cussed in individual books. A fourth book in the series ad- dresses changes to the 2015 Interna- tional Plumbing, Mechanical and Fuel Gas codes. Key changes are identified then followed by in-depth discussion and detailed illustrations to clarify re- al-world application. 2015 Significant Changes books are available for purchase in hardcopy ($36 each for ICC members, $45 each for nonmembers) or PDF download ($30.50 for ICC members, $38.50 each for nonmembers). A series of ICC training and ed- ucation seminars based on the books will be available this fall. Seminar registration includes the related book. For more information, visit the web site www.iccsafe.org. Popular guides highlight signicant changes in 2015 I-Codes to support code adoption and use National Hardware Show 2016 dates and location are announced Preliminary details for the 2016 National Hardware Show have been announced. The 71st annual show is planned for May 3–May 7, 2016 at the Las Ve- gas Convention Center in Las Vegas. The show, which serves the home improvement marketplace, is orga- nized by 15 featured product catego- ries, helping attendees to efficiently find the vendors and products they are looking for. It is designed to be a place for global manufacturers, associations, and organizations to unveil new prod- ucts, ideas and insight to a broad spec- trum of home improvement resellers. For additional information on at- tending or exhibiting at the National Hardware Show, visit www.national- hardwareshow.com. 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