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Canopy Hotel
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Infosys U.S. Education Center
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Abraham Lincoln Capital Airport
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We’re the industry standard for architectural panels
From the day Mapes Industries opened its doors in 1952, we’ve been committed to being the best in the work we do and the way we do it. We’ve evolved over time, but one thing has never changed: our belief in treating every project like it’s the only one.
Learn why thousands of customers continue to choose a fourth-generation family business for architectural panels that stand the test of time. Our commitment to constant improvement is at the forefront of every project as we continually strive to be more innovative, helpful and efficient for our customers.
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Thank You Mr. Marshall!
For many of our partners, Jay Marshall is synonymous with Mapes Panels. You seemingly can’t have one without the other.
It’s for that reason that it’s with both disappointment and pride to announce that after over 28 years, Jay retired from Mapes on January 1, 2021.
It’s hard to overstate the void his absence will leave. And while our team is up for any challenge, we all realize that it won’t be a small task to replace the grace, leadership, positivity, and knowledge that Jay provided us during his tenure.
Jay joined the Mapes Industries team in May 1992 as a Sales Representative, bringing us a wealth of industry knowledge from his previous employment with Kawneer. He was instrumental in the company’s growth over the next decade and became Sales Manager in 2001. During this time, Jay was directly involved in the development of many of our products and never wavered in his commitment to serving his customers.
He was named President of Mapes Panels in October of 2005 and served in that role for more than 10 years, a period of unprecedented growth for our company. During this time, Jay was instrumental in guiding us through a period of change where Mapes Industries was split into 2 divisions (Panels and Canopies). His guidance and expertise made the transition as seamless as possible, for our team as well as our partners.
Always up for a challenge, his commitment to the needs of our customers was Unrivaled. He rarely said “no” and consistently went the extra mile to find solutions to unique problems. His modus operandi was to treat a customer’s problem as if it were his. This approach became the centerpiece of Mapes culture and his example has become the template for how we approach relationships with our partners. His legacy at Mapes includes many tangible evolutions and improvements to our product and services, but it’s the intangible example he set for us that will be the most impactful going forward.
Be honest, be kind, and be present.
It sounds simple, but watching it in practice has been inspiring and those of us that remain here at Mapes are better people for having this example to emulate.
Jay…from all of us here at Mapes, thank you for your commitment to our success and shared goals. Your contributions will be felt here for years and years to come.
With the utmost gratitude,
Your Team at Mapes Panels and Mapes Canopies
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Mapes Panels Receives National Recognition by USGlass Magazine
Mapes Panels has been recognized as one of 2020’s Best Companies to Work for During COVID 19 by USGlass Magazine. Michael Cintani, product manager for Mapes Panels, says the work to ensure employee safety and well-being started in early Mark.
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Phil Knight Cancer Center
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National Aviation Research & Technology Park
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Choosing an Exterior Door - Maintaining Your Home's Architectural Characteristics
Where do you start? Choosing a front door can be quite frustrating, but after reading this article, choosing your front door will be a smooth process.
Do you know your front door is one of the most important aspects of your home? Yes. It relates to the curb appeal, the value and the attraction. I mean it is the first thing impression and the first part of your home a person touches when they enter. Your front door makes a statement of who you are.
Many characteristics of a front door are very important that many people do not even realize. For example, the color whether you stain or paint is the premier eye catcher. Choosing a color is I would say one of the most important aspects. You need to consider matching interior woodwork or exterior trim/siding color scheme. What is most important of the two? Well, it also depends on the architecture of the home. Would you have ever of thought of that? A colonial for example is commonly found with a black or a red door.
Another characteristic of a front door is the hardware. Yes, the hardware. This polishes the final appearance. Choosing heavy, pronounced hardware I feel is truly a consideration you should have when making your hardware decision. The color of the hardware is also very important. Being consistent in your color schemes when it comes to hardware cannot be overlooked. I mean you would not want bright brass interior door knobs, a satin nickel exterior handle set and black house numbers. That's just way too many colors. You want to keep it consistent. Finally, choosing hardware that accents the architecture style the door is the last key to the puzzle. For example, if you purchase a Craftsmen style exterior door you would not want to put round or oval shaped hardware, but you would put square or rectangular shaped hardware.
I saved the best for last. The style of the door must match the style of the home.
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