FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Westlake Royal Building Products announced the expanded availability of its TruExterior Siding & Trim across select East Coast and Southeast markets through the distribution network of BlueLinx Holdings Inc. The expansion increases access to Westlake Royal’s premium poly-ash siding and trim solutions in regions where moisture resistance, durability and design flexibility are top priorities.
TruExterior Siding & Trim is now available through BlueLinx locations in Denville, NJ; Pittsburgh, PA; Frederick, MD; Richmond, VA; Raleigh, Charlotte and Statesville, North Carolina; Charleston, SC; Atlanta, GA; Tampa and Jacksonville, Florida; and Nashville, TN.
“BlueLinx has been a valued distribution partner for Westlake Royal, known for its deep market knowledge, reliable service and commitment to supporting our customers’ growth,” said Bill Conlon, vice president of U.S. sales, siding and trim, Westlake Royal Building Products. “This expansion represents one of our most significant distribution rollouts in recent years, reflecting our confidence in BlueLinx’s ability to effectively commercialize our poly-ash siding and trim solutions and meet growing demand across these key markets.”
Manufactured from a proprietary poly-ash material, TruExterior Siding & Trim is engineered to deliver the authentic look of wood with exceptional long-term durability. The product resists moisture, insects and extreme weather conditions while offering outstanding dimensional stability and workability. It can be cut, milled, glued, stained and painted, making it ideal for a wide range of architectural styles and exterior applications.
“The expansion of TruExterior continues to emphasize our long-term commitment to growing our specialty product portfolio,” said Mark Mason, vice president of product management at BlueLinx. “Investing in differentiated, high-performance exterior solutions like TruExterior enables us to deliver greater value to our customers, strengthen our partnership with Westlake Royal, and build sustainable growth.”
Source: LBM Journal Read original HERE
