| Name | Title | Contact Details |
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Dan Jennings |
Chief Security Engineer | Profile |
MAPEI manufactures and distributes wall paint, floor coverings, adhesives, sealants and thinsets for the construction industry.
Established in 1986, Multiwood has grown from a small two-man shop to one of the largest manufacturers of cabinet doors and finishing materials in Alberta. Our mission statement says it all: To provide high quality products at competitive prices with on-time deliveries, while striving to provide a safe and friendly work environment. Our line includes an extensive style selection of solid wood and MDF cabinet and passage doors, hardwood mouldings, butcher-block counter tops, solid wood dove-tail drawer boxes and custom millwork parts, all manufactured in our 53,000 square foot south-east Calgary facility. We are also the exclusive Alberta manufacturer of Nexgen Polyester-Wrapped cabinet doors. In 2010, we became a distributor for both Northern Contours Thermofoil and Element Designs Aluminum Doors. Additionally, we carry a wide variety of hardwood plywood, melamine and MDF sheet goods. We sell a selection of cabinet hardware, including pulls, knobs, hinges and slides. Whether you are a contractor, kitchen manufacturer or homeowner – or anything in between -- we can meet virtually any request. Our showroom is open Monday to Friday, or you can visit our web site to peruse our complete product line. While our customer-base is primarily Western Canada, we can also ship your order world-wide. Multiwood is a proud member of the Canadian Home Builders Association, the Manufacturers Health & Safety Association and is an Accredited Member of the Better Business Bureau
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