What’s new at DuraVent and Security Chimneys?

Welcome!
I’m proud to welcome you to the DuraVent and Security Chimneys commercial business newsletter, something we are calling The Vent. It’s 2018 and we realize that you, our customers, are busier than ever, and how you seek out information and how you want to be communicated with is not the same as it was just a couple of years ago. Attention spans are shorter and we all want information on demand, on our own schedule.

Going forward, we will be utilizing tools like Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube and Instagram to get you the latest information about our products, successful projects, and changes in the venting industry. You can also expect to receive a new, monthly issue of The Vent full of information, some we even hope we will get from you! Have pictures of a great looking installation? Send them in! Have a product or application question? Submit it and we may answer it during an upcoming issue. We have boxes of branded YETI tumblers that we’d love to send to customers who help contribute content to any of our digital communication avenues.

We look forward to adding innovative communications and content to our industry leading ventilation products. We appreciate your continued support and look forward to working together to make 2018 a great year to be a part of the DuraVent and Security Chimneys family.

The Emily Carr University of Art + Design is a colorful addition to the Great Northern Way Campus in Vancouver. With an exterior palette of 15 colors, two different types of metal cladding, and plenty of glass to invite in outdoor lighting, the nearly 290,000-square-foot building is vibrant and modern in appearance. One would scarcely notice the five-story columns of stainless-steel exhaust stack that run up the north side of the building. If anything, the exhaust vent looks like an architectural embellishment. But make no mistake, each 61-foot column is there to serve a very important purpose.