The launch of the partnership means that customers and architects in Canada will have access to a local team of friendly and knowledgeable professionals representing Q-railing.GlassCan is a team of industry professionals who represent top tier industry leaders in the building envelope industry.
With over 50 years of collective experience in the glass and glazing industry GlassCan has a strong foothold within the Canadian architectural community.
Paul Dructor, Q-railing’s Architectural General manager for North America: “GlassCan works closely with professionals from across the building industry including architects, designers, engineers, and contractors to help in best achieving the design requirements; performance levels, building codes and budget goals that their customers are targeting. The company’s extensive experience with fully engineered products for the construction industry will help us to introduce our railing systems to the Canadian marketplace, setting a new standard for service and craftsmanship in engineered railing systems.”
Succesful partnership
Paul Dructor isn’t the only one who is confident that the partnership will be a success. Jennifer Hickman a veteran member of the GlassCan team brings forth a unique insiders perspective into the Canadian construction industry. “With a more stringent Canadian Guard Standard on the horizon, Q-railing is perfectly situated to enter the marketplace and to fulfill the need for a design centered, premium brand of railing systems that are not only competitively priced, but also intelligent, practical, and safe.”
According to Jennifer Hickman and her team of dedicated professionals the Canadian architects and contractors alike can rest at ease knowing that Q-railing is now available in Canada with solutions that are designed for the commercial, institutional, and residential market. “Together GlassCan and Q-railing offer architects and contractors a superior level of support at every step along the way from the early design phase through to construction and installation.“