Roto Window & Door Technology Sponsors Fenestration Canada Atlantic Chapter Event in Moncton
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Roto Window & Door Technology Sponsors Fenestration Canada Atlantic Chapter Event in Moncton
Roto Window & Door Technology (FTT) is sponsoring the upcoming Fenestration Canada Atlantic Chapter event in Moncton, New Brunswick. The event takes place on August 24 at the Delta Hotels by Marriott Beauséjour.
The session runs from 11:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and includes lunch. Attendance is free and open to both members and non-members.
Jean-François Kogovsek, MBA, will lead the education session. He will cover updates to the 2025 National Building Code, provincial code adoption timelines, and how tiered energy codes may affect the Atlantic provinces.
Building codes shape how window and door manufacturers design and certify their products. Code changes also affect contractors, distributors, and builders who need to stay compliant on residential and commercial projects. Sessions like this one give industry professionals a direct look at what's coming and how to prepare.
Tiered energy codes are becoming more common across Canada. These codes set performance targets for building envelopes, including windows and doors, and they often increase in strictness over time. Understanding how these tiers work helps manufacturers and builders plan ahead for material selection and product certification.
Roto Window & Door Technology sponsors Fenestration Canada events to support education and networking across the industry. The company encourages contractors, builders, and fellow manufacturers in the Atlantic region to attend the August 24 event in Moncton. Registration details are available through Fenestration Canada.
The session runs from 11:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and includes lunch. Attendance is free and open to both members and non-members.
Jean-François Kogovsek, MBA, will lead the education session. He will cover updates to the 2025 National Building Code, provincial code adoption timelines, and how tiered energy codes may affect the Atlantic provinces.
Building codes shape how window and door manufacturers design and certify their products. Code changes also affect contractors, distributors, and builders who need to stay compliant on residential and commercial projects. Sessions like this one give industry professionals a direct look at what's coming and how to prepare.
Tiered energy codes are becoming more common across Canada. These codes set performance targets for building envelopes, including windows and doors, and they often increase in strictness over time. Understanding how these tiers work helps manufacturers and builders plan ahead for material selection and product certification.
Roto Window & Door Technology sponsors Fenestration Canada events to support education and networking across the industry. The company encourages contractors, builders, and fellow manufacturers in the Atlantic region to attend the August 24 event in Moncton. Registration details are available through Fenestration Canada.
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