Ultra Aluminum Fencing, Gates and Handrails

Combine an Ultrack Gate Frame with Vinyl Privacy

2011-12-12T13:28:00.000-08:00

Here’s a nice, clean install of our mid-grade opener with solar on a cantilever w/Vinyl Privacy pickets. We customized the bracket for a side mount and the thing works like a champ. It’s in a local DPW yard.

By combining an Ultrack (enclosed track cantilever gate) Gate with vinyl privacy panels and a sleek European Gate Operator mounted on the post, you have a strong, fairly light, easy to install automated sliding privacy gate. This product combination will give smooth, reliable use for years to come.

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Ultra Secure Perimeter Fence

2011-12-01T09:43:00.001-08:00

In today's climate of infrastructure repair and replacement coupled with the ever-elevated threat level, there are many great jobs that focus on the need for REAL Security, - ULTRA Security!

Whether it is a water treatment plant, water storage tower or communication equipment hub or anything else a local, state or our federal government wants to have secured, there is no better option than selling them on 100% Made and Manufactured in the U.S.A. Structural Grade Aluminum Alloy Fences, Gates and Railings. There are many ways we add value at Ultra. Let me show some prime examples below:

Setting Posts 1st with FPP Posts

By utilizing structural, heat-treated, aluminum alloys that are all extruded and produced in the USA, Ultra can provide tall security fences up to 10' (or more).
By having the capacity to punch Full Profile holes into those structural posts, it allows for the full insertion of the complete rail profile into the post at every post-to-rail intersection. Other companies have either a smaller hole calling for clipped or reduced rail ends that minimize strength and cause errors. Or the worst case scenario, at least for the fence professional, is the use of brackets or other fittings that slowdown the installation.
Lastly, by having the posts set deep in concrete, they can be left alone until concrete cures and the panels can be inserted later. With completely cured concrete, it is Ultra Easy to secure the panels in later without the typical risk associated with post-panel-post style installation which is most common in ornamental fence installation. This process renders a stronger, better looking installation that is actually more cost effective for the experienced Ultra Dealer.

Protecting America's Water Supply in Allen, Texas

and in many other parts of the country, one water tower at a time.

We are proud to offer products that will outlast ANYTHING on the market. Why should we spend our taxpayer's dollars on foreign made fencing products or domestic steel products that will need to be replaced soon due to inferiority?

BUILD IT TO LAST an
ULTRA Long Time!


Beauty, Security and Value

If our Governments, both Municipal and State and Federal were to really try to Buy American it would make a huge difference in our economy.

If those Governments chose fences, gates, railing and operators based on durability and quality we would see far more Ultra Secure Facilities!!


Protect what is vital with a fence that is Ultra Secure!!

Cheap is NOT always Cheap

2011-11-18T10:41:00.001-08:00

Have you ever been tempted to use a "cheap import" ornamental aluminum fence?

Many fence professionals are doing anything and everything to try to survive these trying times, many even resort to using a light-weight product, one of dubious origins. There are companies out there that compete with Ultra by having a real light-weight product that is marketed with really slick, professional marketing pieces like brochures. Some of them sell aluminum and vinyl, others sell steel and aluminum, and some of them have done a GREAT job marketing their products. But it seems they spend more money on the sizzle than on the steak.

But does going or selling "cheap" really pay-off? I think NOT.

Here is an example of WHY NOT:


Notice anything strange here? Anything the homeowner would NOT accept?

Here is a prime example how a "cheap product" turns out to be very, very expensive to sell and far less profitable that selling the 100% Made in USA product that Ultra offers.
Case in point: With this truly "screw-less" panel, the pickets can not be removed and re-oriented and then re-installed. The crew did not notice this error until all the panels were installed, with posts set in concrete. This would cost the dealer 4-6 weeks of NOT being able to collect, then it will cost them the administration fees of re-ordering the panels (the headache of dealing with an RMA when the product cannot be returned right away) and then they get to pay a crew, pay for the gas, the mileage and all that goes along with removing four posts to install two more panels. This whole fiasco could and likely will cost the dealer more than 10 times the money they might have saved by selling a cheap Chinese product.
Now think about the ding to the dealer's reputation, the added frustration and what do you have? You have a situation that ultimately would have been Ultra Easy to avoid. Bet you they sell only Ultra from now on.

And lastly, even IF this competitor had NOT dropped the ball on quality control...the customer would still have ended up with a light-weight fence that under performs in every arena, strength, durability of finish and overall aesthetics. Build EACH job like your reputation hinges upon it, because in reality...IT DOES!!!

Call Ultra Today at (800) 656-4420

and ask for your Regional Sales Manager's name and cell phone number.

Stop losing money on "cheap" imports and start building an

ULTRA Great Reputation!

Glass Railing by Ultra

2011-11-14T07:31:00.000-08:00

Here are a few glass railing jobs that The Deck Store in Toronto did.

I know some of you were looking for some…

BEN JODOIN

VP Sales & Marketing

Why Aluminum is better than Steel

2011-11-01T08:47:00.000-07:00

It is appropriate to remember that most things in life have positive attributes mixed with limitations. Someone once told me that everything in life is a compromise, you choose what fits your needs by trading off something else. With ornamental fencing and gates it has usually meant that for gaining strength, a customer was willing to trade-off having to perform or pay for additional maintenance somewhere down the road. If folks want a product that will last longer and one that is easier to install, they would choose aluminum.


Here a painting crew is re-painting a three year old steel fence at a hotel in Phoenix, AZ

vs.

Our heat-treated aluminum alloy fence being installed in Sun City Arizona will never need to be painted. It does NOT rust.

At Ultra, we push things to the limit. We offer alloys that no competitor will offer you. Structural Heat Treated Alloys in Aluminum that are made from at least 85% recycled materials and may help large projects comply with requirements for LEED Certification. So help save yourself some maintenance, save some American Jobs, save the planet and save your customer some money while making a better installation.

Buy all American Made ULTRA Aluminum Fencing, Railing and Gates

Ultra could have made a custom gate fit better

2011-11-01T07:48:00.000-07:00

Often times I am asked "why should I switch from this BIGGER supplier to Ultra?" and I say-

ULTRA is BIG enough to deliver the goods, but small enough to still be flexible. Some of the BIG BOYS will sell you any color you need as long as it is black. They will offer you any gate size, as long as it is one of their standard sizes. Ultra has 9 (NINE) standard colors in two different finishes (matte and glossy). If you check out this image of a job supplied by one of the largest U.S. "Ameri _ _ _r" - you will see that having a partner/supplier that is willing and capable of customization has BIG advantages.

field customized?? There are better options...

We often make gates and transition panels that are different than the panels on an order.


Our gate looks better, right?

Switch to ULTRA and make erections that you will be proud of for decades to come.
Email me and I will explain how easy and profitable making the switch can be. Darrin Jones

Ultra on the Cover of World Fence News

2011-09-24T22:19:00.000-07:00

This is our Defender Industrial Grade Fence Product. It was actually on the cover a couple months ago and I was a little too busy to post this.


World Fence News August 2011 Issue

I will try to start getting more interesting Ultra News posted in a more timely fashion. Thanks for reading. Enjoy World Fence News online (here). And as always visit Ultra's dynamic and ever expanding website at www.ultrafence.com

Incredible Tri-Slide Ultrack/V-Track Hybrid Gate at Bogle Vineyards

2011-09-24T22:10:00.000-07:00

I just wanted to share some photos of a unique job that was recently installed in N. California. Bogle Vineyards is one of the largest wineries in the US and they had a need for a gate that would close off a 45ft opening, but collapse into a very small footprint. A contractor who specializes in high-speed V-Track/Cantilever “Hybrids” chose Ultra to do the work and flew up to Howell to help oversee the fabrication. David was instrumental in getting the job off the ground. Russ worked with the contractor, providing a lot of engineering suggestions and came up with a solution for the 2-tone paint scheme. Ron worked his butt off welding this monster and dealing with a contractor looking over his shoulder. In short…it was a great team effort and the results speak for themselves. The gate was installed without a hitch, the customer is thrilled, Ultra made some money and I got just a little grayer. Great job to all involved!

BEN JODOIN

VP Sales & Marketing

Ultra Aluminum Manufacturing

2124 Grand Commerce Dr.

Howell, MI 48855

BFT Automatic Gate Operator

2011-05-24T12:27:00.001-07:00

BFT from Italy makes a fine, sleek, quiet and reliable 24 volt swing gate operator. It is paired with an IS grade Estate Gate by Ultra with double spaced pickets. This combination should allow for a maintenance free drive gate for years or even decades to come.

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television celebrity

2011-05-23T13:07:00.001-07:00

As seen on TV in the desert

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New Products at Ultra

2011-02-19T11:31:00.000-08:00

Let me first say that I have been away from blogging for entirely too long. There have been many changes in my personal and professional life over the past six months that have had my attention diverted from blogging about Ultra Aluminum Fence, Gate and Railing Products. I will try to make up for some lost time by filling you in on what is new with Ultra since last Fall (2010).

Glass Panels for Railing

New Name is Ultrack

what we used to just call a cantilevered gate

This is the best enclosed track, cantilevered gate system in the industry and is also the easiest and most reliable form of slide gate in the fence industry. In this vein, we also want to announce that Ultra is now offering V-Track Slide gates. As we grow into the Southwest and further into South Florida and Latin America, where v-track gates have long been popular, we are answering that call.

Now Ultra dealers will have yet another choice when it come to gates.

While on gates..., many improvements on Revolution have been made and here is a fine example of a 23' wide Revolution working off Solar Power alone.

Many more great products are on our horizon. While other companies falter and shrink, we innovate and grow. We hope we can help you grow your business this year and in the years to come.

Give us a call at (800) 656-4420

or call me direct at (256) 214-0633

Ultra Fencing, Gates and Railing

2010-12-27T23:48:00.000-08:00

Ultra Fencing, Gates and Railing

A Vacation Like No Other

2010-12-27T22:40:00.000-08:00

FenceTalk Radio - Episode 2

2010-10-26T20:13:00.000-07:00

FenceTalk Radio - Episode 2

Interviewing yours truly....
This is a first for me and I hope it goes well tomorrow.
I am starting the day early to help one of my dealers install
their first Revolution Concealed Gate Operator.

Ultra Aluminum

2010-10-12T15:17:00.000-07:00

Ultra Aluminum

Dignified Outside

2010-09-29T14:06:00.000-07:00

about Dignified Outside

2010-09-29T14:05:00.000-07:00

New Gates shot September 23rd, 2010

2010-09-26T12:56:00.000-07:00

How to Break Down Your Materials List for Ultra Fence 101

2010-09-05T07:05:00.000-07:00

Ordering your own Ultra aluminum fence to install or have your crew install is sometimes cumbersome and confusing. Here, we break it down into smaller units to give you a better idea of how to calculate the proper amount of fence panels, posts and gates, so you can install Ultra aluminum fence without making mistakes.

1-We breakdown the overall example layout listed above, into smaller linear runs, like from point A to point B, and point B to point C and so on. In the example layout, we start at point A with an End Post 2-3" away from the house and go away from the house 10' to point B which is a Gate Post. In this first 'run', we have 10' of fence, which divided by 6' (the width of the panels) equates to 1.67 (At Ultra we offer 5' wide panels, so you can order what you need,) panels which is rounded up to 2 because the panels are only shipped in 6' widths (this is true for our competitors). Because there are 2 panels, we will have only 1 Line Post. Line posts quantities are equal to the number of panels minus 1. So in this first run from A to B, you will have:

1 End Post
2 Fence Panels
1 Line Post
1 Gate Post (these are typically just like End Posts but with a thicker wall. Point K is going to be a Blank Gate Post) Also, all posts come with a flattened pyramid cap standard. You may wish to upgrade to a ball cap.

2- In this run, B to C, we have a 4' wide gate which is measured from the inside of the gate post to the inside of the other Gate Post, point C. Because we already added the first gate post in the previous section, all we have in the second run is:

4 Wide Gate
Gates include self closing hinges and Z-Lock Lockable Latch and can be upgraded to heavier U-framing or to an Arch Gate or both.
1 Gate Post

3- From C to D which is to the Corner Post, we'll have 9' of fence which equals 1.5 panels (9 divided by 6' wide panel), rounded to 2 Panels and 1 Line Post (2 panels minus 1 = 1 Line Post) Again, you could order two 5' wide from Ultra and have less waste. So here is this runs total:

1 Line Post
1 Corner Post
2 Fence Panels These panels can be installed in widths of 6' with the other panel cut down to 3' wide or both panels can be cut down to 4.5' to give a more even look. The same is true for the first section of 10'. It could be 6' wide and 4' wide or both cut to 5' wide. Not many, if any, of these runs will work out to be an exact measurement divisible by 6', so some cutting of the panels will be required during the installation process. When thinking about your breakdown consider this, fewer cuts and notches made in the field make for a better looking, more profitable job. So by using Ultra's 4', 5', 6' in RS and 7' and even 8' wide panels on CS and IS Grades, you have no need to have to make these cuts.

4- From D to E which is to another Corner Post, the length is 40'. Divided by 6 equals 6.67 panels (40 divided by 6' wide panel), rounded to 7 Panels (or 5 panels 6' wide flanked by 1- 5' wide panel on each side equals 40' with no field cuts) and 6 Line Posts (7 panels minus 1 = 6 Line Posts). Here is this runs total:

6 Line Posts
1 Corner Post
7 Fence Panels 6 of these panels can be used without any cutting of the panels, but the last one will need to be cut down to 4' wide.

5- From E to F which is to a Gate Post, the length is 42' which is divisible by 6'. This equals 7 panels and 6 Line Posts (7 panels minus 1 = 6 Line Posts). Here is this runs total:

6 Line Posts
1 Gate Post
7 Fence Panels

6- From F to G which is to another Gate Post, the width of the Gate is 3' (again, inside of post to inside of post. This run only has:

1 Gate Post
3' Wide Gate gates include self closing hinges and Z-Lock Lockable Latch and can be upgraded to heavier framing or to an Arch Gate.

7a & 7b - The next three runs, from G to J can be done the same way as the previous three sections which lead to another Gate Post.

8- This last run, J to K is a 10' wide double gate. It can be two standard gates or two Arches next to one another or one big Arch across the whole width. Also, as mentioned previously, the final Gate Post should be Blank which means it has no holes for fence rails to slide into like the End, Line and Corner Posts have. In this final run you would have:

1 Blank Gate Post (the other Gate Post would have been included in the previous run)
10' Wide Double Gate gates include self closing hinges and Z-Lock Lockable Latch and can be upgraded to heavier framing, Arched Gates or a one arch Gate.
Drop Rod Assembly

This is just an example of how you can gain efficiency and profitability by using Ultra as your aluminum provider. Because we are truly manufactured here in the USA and have the quickest turnaround times in the industry (usually under two weeks) we can help you eliminate waste of having to deal with only 6' wide panels. Your customer gets a better looking and stronger job, your crew is happy because they finish the job with less work and the Ultra Dealer is happy because they know they are selling the highest grade aluminum fence and providing American Jobs that fuel our economy.

Think about these details before you choose to order that material made from who knows where or assembled in Florida, New Jersey or Oklahoma made from Chinese extrusions.

Only People with Electric Gates and Fences have a legally protected zone of privacy around their homes

2010-09-04T15:17:00.000-07:00

The Government's New Right to Track Your Every Move With GPS

By ADAM COHEN Adam Cohen – Thu Aug 26, 3:45 am ET

Government agents can sneak onto your property in the middle of the night, put a GPS device on the bottom of your car and keep track of everywhere you go. This doesn't violate your Fourth Amendment rights, because you do not have any reasonable expectation of privacy in your own driveway - and no reasonable expectation that the government isn't tracking your movements.
That is the bizarre - and scary - rule that now applies in California and eight other Western states. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, which covers this vast jurisdiction, recently decided the government can monitor you in this way virtually anytime it wants - with no need for a search warrant. (See a TIME photoessay on Cannabis Culture.)
It is a dangerous decision - one that, as the dissenting judges warned, could turn America into the sort of totalitarian state imagined by George Orwell. It is particularly offensive because the judges added insult to injury with some shocking class bias: the little personal privacy that still exists, the court suggested, should belong mainly to the rich.
This case began in 2007, when Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agents decided to monitor Juan Pineda-Moreno, an Oregon resident who they suspected was growing marijuana. They snuck onto his property in the middle of the night and found his Jeep in his driveway, a few feet from his trailer home. Then they attached a GPS tracking device to the vehicle's underside.
After Pineda-Moreno challenged the DEA's actions, a three-judge panel of the Ninth Circuit ruled in January that it was all perfectly legal. More disturbingly, a larger group of judges on the circuit, who were subsequently asked to reconsider the ruling, decided this month to let it stand. (Pineda-Moreno has pleaded guilty conditionally to conspiracy to manufacture marijuana and manufacturing marijuana while appealing the denial of his motion to suppress evidence obtained with the help of GPS.)
In fact, the government violated Pineda-Moreno's privacy rights in two different ways. For starters, the invasion of his driveway was wrong. The courts have long held that people have a reasonable expectation of privacy in their homes and in the "curtilage," a fancy legal term for the area around the home. The government's intrusion on property just a few feet away was clearly in this zone of privacy.
The judges veered into offensiveness when they explained why Pineda-Moreno's driveway was not private. It was open to strangers, they said, such as delivery people and neighborhood children, who could wander across it uninvited. (See the misadventures of the CIA.)
Chief Judge Alex Kozinski, who dissented from this month's decision refusing to reconsider the case, pointed out whose homes are not open to strangers: rich people's. "The court's ruling", he said, "means that people who protect their homes with electric gates, fences and security booths have a large protected zone of privacy around their homes. People who cannot afford such barriers have to put up with the government sneaking around at night."
Judge Kozinski is a leading conservative, appointed by President Ronald Reagan, but in his dissent he came across as a raging liberal. "There's been much talk about diversity on the bench, but there's one kind of diversity that doesn't exist," he wrote. "No truly poor people are appointed as federal judges, or as state judges for that matter." The judges in the majority, he charged, were guilty of "cultural elitism." (Read about one man's efforts to escape the surveillance state.)
The court went on to make a second terrible decision about privacy: that once a GPS device has been planted, the government is free to use it to track people without getting a warrant. There is a major battle under way in the federal and state courts over this issue, and the stakes are high. After all, if government agents can track people with secretly planted GPS devices virtually anytime they want, without having to go to a court for a warrant, we are one step closer to a classic police state - with technology taking on the role of the KGB or the East German Stasi.
Fortunately, other courts are coming to a different conclusion from the Ninth Circuit's - including the influential U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. That court ruled, also this month, that tracking for an extended period of time with GPS is an invasion of privacy that requires a warrant. The issue is likely to end up in the Supreme Court.
In these highly partisan times, GPS monitoring is a subject that has both conservatives and liberals worried. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit's pro-privacy ruling was unanimous - decided by judges appointed by Presidents Ronald Reagan, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton. (Comment on this story.)
Plenty of liberals have objected to this kind of spying, but it is the conservative Chief Judge Kozinski who has done so most passionately. "1984 may have come a bit later than predicted, but it's here at last," he lamented in his dissent. And invoking Orwell's totalitarian dystopia where privacy is essentially nonexistent, he warned: "Some day, soon, we may wake up and find we're living in Oceania."
Cohen, a lawyer, is a former TIME writer and a former member of the New York Times editorial board.

Automatic Gates that are Ultra Easy

2010-07-27T14:54:00.001-07:00

Just checkout this short video of a three hour first time installation by a homebuilder in 100 degree heat.

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better gates are available at Ultra

2010-07-21T14:46:00.001-07:00

check out www.ultrarevolution.com

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Finally, stimulus for the real tax-payers, the American Homeowner!

2010-07-07T12:36:00.000-07:00

Did you miss out on the free $4 grand for Cash-for Clunkers?

Did you miss out on the free $8 grand for 1st-time home-buyers?

Finally, stimulus for the real tax-payers, the American Homeowner!

Our Federal Government is allowing a Tax Credit for the purchase of solar powered systems at their home, here are the details I have right now:

The customer will need a manufacturer’s certification for credit to submit with their taxes.
“US Federal Government is offering financial incentives to homeowners for the use of solar powered systems at their home. Homeowners are able to apply for a Federal Tax credit equal to 30 percent off the installed cost of their solar powered gate operator system.”

What’s covered:

The solar system tax credit applies to the total installed cost of the solar gate opener system. This includes the related solar panel, opener, access control device, remote controls, obstruction detection device’s, etc.

Typical Ultra Revolution™ Concealed Gate Openers Pricing : $2195 for a double drive gate kit which includes control box, transformer, 12 volt DC battery, low-voltage wire, two key-chain remotes, power slide bolt, solar panel with mounting bracket, wireless keypad.

By the time you add labor and profit it should easily equate to around a $1000 or more in savings to your customers, which in turn should make the gate operator combination anywhere from 1/3 to 1/5 less expensive....

What’s not covered:
The cost of the gate itself, or work required to place the physical gate into proper working order (leveling the gate, replacing hinges, etc)

Effective for tax years beginning after December 2008.
Customer needs The Federal Tax Credit form 5695, Residential Energy Efficiency Property Credit.
The offer is only available in the US. The dwelling must be located in the United States and be used as a residence by the taxpayer.

*See your Ultra Dealer for more details and consult your tax professional to see if you qualify for this tax credit.

As Green as Green can BE

2010-07-01T07:18:00.000-07:00

Green energy, green products and green living have undoubtedly been the buzz words of
the last few years. However these terms have people wondering what green really means.
Does it mean savings for both yourself and the environment? Is a green product really
better than its non-green counterpart? Does green really make sense in this situation?

When it comes to aluminum, which UltraFence.com semi-custom driveway gates are all
made from, the answer to all those questions is a resounding YES!

First, is the best part: the savings. Aluminum is a much less
expensive option than steel, but why it is less expensive is
what also makes it green. Aluminum is one of those few
cutting edge materials referred to as C2C (cradle-to-cradle);
this means at the end of its life as one product it is born again
as another product. Aluminum can be recycled over and over
without degrading or losing any of its innate characteristics.

Virtually 100% of the internal scrap of our aluminum
producers is reprocessed and converted into a usable raw
material source for the extruded aluminum used in our gates.
No waste is a key for cost control and environmental
protection; and at the same time we are saving energy doing
so.

*Recycled aluminum takes only 5% of the energy necessary to produce virgin aluminum.

Aluminum, a green product, is a better choice than steel because of its long life, structural
strength and corrosion resistance. These factors are making aluminum the preferred
material choice of forward-thinking designers, engineers, material specifiers and other
throughout the world. One key factor that makes aluminum an environmentally better
choice than steel is the fact that steel has to be galvanized in order to withstand outdoor
conditions -

aluminum does not get galvanized like steel does.

The galvanization process has been linked world wide to
environmental hazards. Although controls have been put in
place in most modernized countries to curb this effect,
those controls cost money to the supplier - so if you find a
low priced steel gate most likely it is galvanized
somewhere the controls are not implemented because low
price of galvanized steel and environmentally responsible
galvanization of steel are generally opposites. One of the
main issues with galvanization is the waste water run off.
During the galvanizing process, steel undergoes a pickling
process. The pickling process involves immersing product
material through a series of tanks to clean and prepare the material
prior to immersion in a molten zinc bath. Two major sources of
waste water are generated from the galvanizing process: waste acid
and acidic rinse water. Waste acid is generated as a result of a
build up of iron and other impurities in the acid which greatly
reduces its effectiveness for pickling. The acid must be disposed of
properly which takes up landfill space - if it is not disposed of
properly it causes environmental damage. Acid rinse waters from
the galvanizing process are acidic and contain low metals. This
water is in the same situation as the acid - even if disposed of to a
treatment plant still produces a sludge that has to be deposited in
landfills. Lastly, zinc is used in the galvanization process.
Zinc processing produces air emissions and solid waste emissions.
The emissions include particulates, zinc fumes,
volatile metals, flux fumes and smoke, rubber, plastics and zinc scrap.

For your future driveway gate - green really does make sense, for both
you and the environment:

• Our aluminum suppliers comply with the LEED (Leadership in Energy and
Environmental Design) Green Building Rating System created by the U.S. Green
Building Council. This is a voluntary, consensus-based national standard for
developing high-performance, sustainable buildings.

• Aluminum is one of earth's most plentiful recyclables: saving money, energy, and
landfill space.

• The future value of having an aluminum gate vs. steel gate has yet to be seen in its
totality. The U.S. Green Building Council, citing McGraw-Hill Construction's
Green Outlook 2009 report predicts that by 2013 the overall green building
market could more than double. Using green products in your current home
additions will reflect on the future green value of your home as it increases in
importance for sustainability.

• Aluminum makes a gate that will stand the test of time; it is trusted everywhere in
major building projects. In Chicago more than one million pounds of aluminum
were used in the construction of the 111 S. Wacker Drive building in Chicago's
Loop. This includes in the building's unitizing curtainwall system, façade,
structural components, and elevator cab framing.

Your source for American made aluminum driveway gates:
Ultra Aluminum Mfg., Inc: www.UltraFence.com, 1-800-656-4420

For Commercial or Industrial Gates consider :

The Finishing Touches of The Revolution Control Box are Revealed

2010-05-19T18:15:00.000-07:00