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Ideal for renovating a dated bathroom, new Mirror Frame Moldings from WoodTrac by Sauder Woodworking Co. quickly and easily transform a dull bathroom into a distinctive and unique space. Supplied in 12-foot length pieces that allow installers to cut and miter the moldings to fit any size mirror, WoodTrac Mirror Frame Moldings are easily installed with double-sided tape. Suitable for everything from large multi-family apartment renovation projects to residential remodeling, WoodTrac Mirror Frame Moldings offer an attractive, stylish and affordable solution.

WoodTrac Mirror Frame Moldings are made from durable medium density fiberboard (MDF) with a high-definition micro paper laminate. The high heat and pressure used in manufacturing result in a strong and resilient product. WoodTrac Mirror Frame Moldings are available in over 30 different finishes, several different widths ranging from 2- to 4-inches, and countless molding profiles when ordered in bulk quantities. For smaller orders, WoodTrac Mirror Frame Moldings are available in multiple widths, profiles and finishes, including Wind Oak, Rum Walnut and Salt Oak.

Whether the buyer is a homeowner creating a fresh new look in the bathroom, or an apartment building owner planning to quickly and economically renovate large mirrors in hundreds of apartments, WoodTrac Mirror Frame Moldings fit the bill, said Jonathan Zublena, director of sales and marketing for WoodTrac. WoodTrac is well positioned to fulfill bulk Mirror Frame Molding orders for customers in residential, multi-family and commercial markets, due to the strength of our state-of-the-art manufacturing operation in Archbold, Ohio.

WoodTrac makes ceiling systems, closet systems and mirror frames an economical reality and offers the same Made-in-the-USA advantages as the rest of Sauder product lines. WoodTrac products can be installed by a contractor or homeowner and are backed by a Limited Lifetime Warranty. Easy-to-follow ordering and installation instructions are available from WoodTrac at http://www.woodtrac.com/Ceiling/Contact.aspx

About WoodTrac Headquartered in Archbold, Ohio, WoodTrac is a division of Sauder Woodworking Co., the company that made good furniture affordable with its invention of Ready-to-Assemble furniture in 1953. Today, WoodTrac is following in the parent companys footsteps with simple affordable solutions to applications as diverse as ceilings and closets. WoodTrac combines its heritage of innovation with the strength of its state-of-the-art manufacturing operation and a large distribution network to provide products and services to its customers in the residential and commercial market.

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Kevin Russo, left, and Nate Herr, right, prepare the display booth for Re-Bath bathroom remodeling at the North Hanover Mall in 2014. This year. the 63rd annual Builders Home and Garden Show will take place March 12-14. (File- The Evening Sun)

The Hanover Builder's Show is returning to North Hanover Mall, despite a downturn in business from last years' event.

After settling on North Hanover Mall last year, the event lost about half its revenue after not having door fees and fewer vendors, according to George Hubbard, who is in charge of publicity for the builder's show.

However, both Hubbard and Billy Wineholt, the co-chairman of the Hanover Exchange Club, the show's organizer, are hopeful that this year's the same pitfalls won't happen.

"Last year we had a little less than 100 vendors," Wineholt said. "Some people don't want to set up their booth in a mall even though there is much more foot traffic."

The exchange club couldn't find a space that met their needs a 50,000 square foot open venue for changing the location of this year's show. Before its move to the mall, the show was held in the location where the Big Lots on Carlisle Street now resides. Even with a lesser total attendance, the show was sold out with 200 vendors.

More than 100 vendors and 130 booths have already been confirmed for this years' show, with more being added each day, according to Wineholt. We hope to have made the necessary adjustments, so more vendors are coming back after not participating last year now that they know what they are getting themselves into, Wineholt said.

"When we saw there were no warehouses available this year, we just went back to the mall," Hubbard said. "Knowing that we have been there before, it's an easy set up."

The builder's show will be set located in the center strip of the mall extending from Sears to Burlington Coat Factory. Unless you walk in the entrance of the mall closest to Dick's Sporting Goods, you will have to walk to the center of the mall to find the show, Hubbard said. There will also be storefront booths in the wing where Hallmark Cards is located.

"A lot of vendors are coming back. Six thousand to seven thousand people came through last year with a consistent flow," Wineholt said.

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Falls Church-based Foxcraft Design Group, Inc. has won five awards local, regional and national for excellence in a major bathroom renovation it completed at a home in Great Falls. The winning project was a complete redesign and remodel of the master bath and walk-in closets to become a master bath and dressing room inside a 1970s-era home. At the national level, Foxcraft won an award from Professional Remodeler Magazine, a Chrysalis Award from Qualified Remodeler Magazine and a National CotY Award from the National Association of the Remodeling Industry.

All of the national awards were part of the category of bathroom projects greater than $60,000. NARI also honored Foxcraft with a first-place award for the same project in the Southeast Region, and a merit award from the Metro chapter (Washington, D.C. region) in the category of Contractor of the Year. For more information about the 25 year old design-build firm, visit http://www.foxcraft.com.

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Address: 340 S.W. Second St., Suite 2, Corvallis

Phone: 541-753-5660

Website:www.hendererdesignbuild.com/

Key leaders: Dave and Chuck Henderer, son and father co-owners

Number of employees: 12

What it does: Home renovation, remodeling and custom new homes building.

Why it's worth watching in 2015: Henderer Design + Build is expanding outside Corvallis.

Henderer Design + Build is adding an addition. This year, said owner Dave Henderer, the company will open Re-Bath, a national bathroom remodel store, in Eugene.

We are growing down into that market, Henderer said. Were excited about that.

Located at 315 Coburg Road, the bathroom store will make Henderer a franchisee, nor a franchiser within the bathroom remodeling company, which has more than 200 locally owned franchises worldwide.

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Listed are recent permits for all commercial and industrial work, all new single-family and multifamily residences and all residential remodeling over $50,000. Permits are listed by applicant, description, site and cost.

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Bentley Builders Construction & Development, new Carriage Crossing Champaign senior assisted-living housing at 1701 Congressional Way, $4,921,276.

Rusty Modesty, new Rainstorm car wash at 302 Devonshire Drive, $488,300.

Barrington Pools, repair/replacement work for pool at single-family home at 2701 Salisbury Court North, $145,572; plus addition for garage and bathroom at same address, no estimated cost listed.

KAP Architecture, new shell building for Fat City Bar and Grill, 503 S. Chestnut St., $100,000.

Boil Builders, alteration to restaurant at 105 N. Mattis Ave., #B, $75,000.

Andrew Fell Architecture & Design, alteration to multifamily residence at 618 W. Church St., $50,000.

Casco, alteration to Kohl's store at 109 Convenience Center Road, $42,600.

Verizon Wireless, alteration for cell tower at 3019 Research Road, $25,000.

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