Wind-lock Corporation

The early 1980s witnessed the EIFS industry gaining considerable traction throughout North America, realizing a significant gain in market share as well as an abundance of architectural design awards. A sluggish plastering trade was suddenly reborn and the construction industry became enamored with this extremely lightweight, yet durable cladding, which allowed for design freedoms and flexibility never before realized. EIFS was suddenly ubiquitous and was used on strip centers, schools, homes, office buildings, and skyscrapers. New construction. Retrofit. Large. Small. Fascias. Soffits. The system provided stunning aesthetics and was incredibly energy efficient too. Its growth was unprecedented. And with this enormous popularity came both need and opportunity. There quite literally was a huge void in the availability of professional tools and accessories to support and enhance a labor force that was called upon to install many millions of square feet per year. There were no G2 Ho...