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  Meet Our New TSM, James Sharpe

  posted on 05/10/2022 in Architectural Doors - News

  Meet the newest member of our Architectural Wood Door Sales Team, James Sharpe. James will be the new South-Central States Territory Sales Manager position for VT Industries. His territory includes Texas and Nevada. He will focus on understanding our customers' needs and ensure their customer experience and satisfaction remain high.

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  What is Servant Leadership?

  posted on 03/29/2022 in Architectural Doors - News

  A servant leader prioritizes the growth and well-being of the people they lead, whereas a traditional leader's main focus is the growth of the company. With servant leadership, the goal of the leader is to serve his or her team by putting their needs above his own.

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  Meet Our New TSM, April Ruble!

  posted on 12/10/2021 in Architectural Doors - News

  Say “Hello!” to the newest member of our sales team, April Ruble! April will provide architectural wood door sales support for the Mountain States Territory.

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  Why Louvers

  posted on 10/27/2021 in Architectural Doors - News

  A louver, or an architectural blind, is designed with horizontal slats to serve many purposes including keeping light out, preserving privacy, improving ventilation, as well as creating a beautiful aesthetic on any architectural wood door.

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  Trending Factory Finishes

  posted on 10/13/2021 in Architectural Doors - News

  When it comes to your design project, every detail matters. That's why VT creates every door with meticulous attention to beauty and expression. With our wide array of finish options, we're able to create architectural wood doors that elevate the aesthetics and performance of any project. VT Industries offers a full line of standard factory finish options as well as custom match options for your architectural wood doors.

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  How Technology and Innovation Impacted VT

  posted on 07/08/2021 in Architectural Doors - News

  In the early days of VT Industries, in 1956, technology was not as widespread as it has become today. Business meetings were done face-to-face, email technology was non-existent. Order details were communicated via telephone or snail-mail and manufacturing technology was driven by paper order details and we relied on our skilled craftsmen to physically transport doors from one department to the next.

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  Why Palladium?

  posted on 02/25/2021 in Architectural Doors - News

  Impact resistant is one of the first phrases that comes to mind when considering building or remodeling any structure, but one of sheer importance when we think of highly trafficked areas such as schools, daycare centers, hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and the like.

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  White Oak in the Flush Wood Door Industry

  posted on 01/20/2021 in Architectural Doors - News

  The words Quercus alba and Fagaceae look like something out of the Harry Potter vernacular, however these terms simply refer to White Oak and the related species classified in the same family. White Oak is a familiar species, having roughly 450 to 500 varieties that range in form from hardwood trees, to shrubs and bushes and are found throughout North America, Europe and Asia. Although White Oak varieties are widespread, the number of tree species is dramatically smaller, at around 60. Of which,