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Drew Vass

Drew Vass

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Executive Editor and Associate Publisher, Door and Window Market Magazine

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Total articles 267

  • Could Hemp be a Viable Alternative to Aluminum in Window Frames

    By Drew Vass Verified| USGlass Magazine Verified In March of this year, under the direction of a new presidential administration, the United States raised tariffs on aluminum from 10% to 25%, while maintaining a 25% rate on steel, two key materials for doors and windows. Other duties have proven volatile amid the negotiations of a trade war, but those implemented on aluminum and steel apply universally and remain intact. That leaves what Matthew Price sees as a window of opportunity for an age-old industrial material: hemp.

    By Drew Vass Verified · USGlass Magazine

    Apr. 22, 2025

  • How One Company Aims to Infuse Windows With a Natural Wonder

    By Drew Vass Verified| Door and Window Market Magazine Verified In March of this year, under the direction of a new presidential administration, the U.S. raised tariffs on aluminum from 10% to 25%, while maintaining a 25% rate on steel—two key materials for doors and windows. Other duties have proven volatile, amid the negotiations of a trade war, but those implemented on aluminum and steel apply universally and remain intact. That leaves what Matthew Price sees as a window of opportunity for an age-old industrial material: hemp.

    By Drew Vass Verified · Door and Window Market Magazine

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • Could Hemp be a Viable Alternative to Aluminum in Window Frames

    By Drew Vass Verified| USGlass Magazine Verified In March of this year, under the direction of a new presidential administration, the United States raised tariffs on aluminum from 10% to 25%, while maintaining a 25% rate on steel, two key materials for doors and windows. Other duties have proven volatile amid the negotiations of a trade war, but those implemented on aluminum and steel apply universally and remain intact. That leaves what Matthew Price sees as a window of opportunity for an age-old industrial material: hemp.

    By Drew Vass Verified · USGlass Magazine

    Apr. 22, 2025

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Door and Window Market Magazine

Stafford, Virginia, United States

1-540-720-5584---117