Apr 29 2013
Beginning this month, Fiberon®, a leading manufacturer of PVC and composite decking, railing and fencing products, announces availability of its exclusive Fiberon HomeSelect® railing brand at home-improvement retailer, Lowe’s.
The Fiberon HomeSelect railing lines are available to do-it-yourself customers and contractors in more than 1,500 Lowe’s stores nationwide.
Fiberon chose to announce this exclusive agreement during Earth Day week, demonstrating the company’s commitment to its sustainable manufacturing process that captures 98.5 percent of waste materials. In addition, 40,000 tons of wood and plastic are kept out of landfills through this cutting-edge process.
HomeSelect railings are made from high-quality composite materials, with a permanent finish, superior moisture and stain resistance, and UV protection. All HomeSelect railing products are backed by a 20-year limited performance warranty. Five unique top-rail profiles are available at Lowe’s, including offerings of realistic wood grains and colors, and composite and metal baluster options:
- Natural: New, beautiful, rich, permanent wood grain colors and grains that rival mahogany, cedar and redwood in a flat top rail design. Keeps its rich colors for decades, without graying out like wood.
- Classic: New, elegant, sculpted look.
- Deluxe: Fiberon’s popular, decorative profile.
- Traditional: Smooth and flat like traditional wood, a drink-friendly option for a deck meant to entertain.
- Sentry: A new flat, beveled top-rail design.
“Lowe’s is a trusted leader, a place where customers go to find great products and great value,” said Doug Mancosh, president of Fiberon. “By offering the full line of Fiberon HomeSelect railings, Lowe’s contractors and do-it-yourself customers will have access to the industry’s most beautiful, durable and well-built composite railings.”
From April through July, homeowners can enter the “Ask for Fiberon” promotion, with one homeowner each month winning Fiberon decking and railing products with a retail value of $5,000.
Source: http://www.fiberondecking.com/