JELD-WEN WINS 2010 SIGNATURE AWARD

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Specialty Advertising Cards Showcase Green Products Available in Canadian Market

(I-Newswire) May 27, 2010 - (WINNIPEG, Manitoba) May 27, 2010 – The judging panel has spoken and JELD-WEN Windows and Doors has been honoured with a 2010 Signature Award in the category of Best Specialty Advertising. This year's competition received hundreds of submissions and was judged by an international panel of advertising agencies from Canada, the United States and England.

The winning entry, dubbed RenoVision cards, is a component of the JELD-WEN Change is Good campaign, which encourages consumers to renovate their homes with environmentally friendly fenestration products. Customers use these transparent RenoVision cards with a JELD-WEN product printed on them to see what their new room will look like with a window or door upgrade.

“We’re honoured that a campaign focused on making green renovation choices has taken home an award,” says Sante Cigana, Canadian Vice President of JELD-WEN Windows and Doors. “Consumers can actually see how our products can complement different design tastes and architectural styles, while still helping to save money and the environment.”

Additional information about the Signature Awards and the winning entries can be found on the Signature Awards website at www.signatureawards.ca.

About JELD-WEN Windows and Doors:
JELD-WEN Windows and Doors was founded in 1960 and currently employs over 1,700 Canadians. In 2003, JELD-WEN consolidated their 27 brands under a single product identity. It is now one of the largest manufacturers of windows and doors with locations in 22 countries and more than 20,000 employees worldwide. Learn more at www.JELD-WEN.ca

Company Contact Information
JELD-WEN Windows and Doors
315 Pacific Avenue
R3A 0M2
Phone : 204.272.1487

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