ENJO was founded in 1962 by John Autovino. Today, as
ENJO enters
its third generation and still follows the
attention to detail that he first demanded. This
continued loyalty to its original ideals is apparent
in every product
ENJO manufactures.
You will see examples of the painstaking
craftsmanship that goes into every piece.
ENJO
tried to illustrate the array of design capabilities
and architectural motifs that are available with all
of its entrances, windows and transoms. In addition
to all types of doors and windows. Product line
also consists of Wood and Glass Partitions,
Wainscoting, Wood Store Fronts, Trimmed Openings and
Moldings.
Residential, commercial and institutional products
meet the most demanding architectural standards. Dedication to quality has made
ENJO Architectural
Millwork a respected resource for architects and
building professionals alike.
Craftsmanship alone, however, isn't enough to
justify the confidence that
ENJO customers have
expressed over the years. That requires reliability
and consistency along with an ongoing dialogue. This
partnership of skills and ideas will ensure that the
innovative designs that
ENJO
have always provided will
continue to evolve to meet Customer's future needs.
42,000 square foot, state of the art
manufacturing facility allows
ENJO to easily
accommodate a broad range of requirements without
compromising its commitment to excellence. Excellent
services and responsiveness to your needs, whether you
are interested in one of a kind pieces or high
volume orders.
Located in the Georgia World Congress Center,
in Atlanta, Georgia, IWF 2010 will be held from August
25-28, 2010. The largest tradeshow for the industry in the
western hemisphere with exhibitors from around the world,
IWF consistently attracts top level management and key
decision-makers from the material processing industry. IWF is
increasingly attracting buyers from the industry segments of
flooring, door & window, plastics, and solid surface.
You'll find it all in Atlanta, don't miss it!
Until
recently, if you wanted to outfit the popular 1940s and
1950s "lipped" style of cabinet door with new hinges, your
options were limited: You had a few styles of
traditional pin-type overlay hinges to choose from. Now,
thanks to the Salice Hinge and Plate for 3/8" Overlay Doors,
you can take advantage of the features that make European
style hinges the hinge of choice for just about all new
kitchen cabinetry.
Here’s
yet another reason to use Blum European hinges: a new soft
close system that installs in seconds and is virtually
invisible. 
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