Georgia-based EIFS supplier Sto Corp. has announced the development and release of an electronic Architectural Toolbox, an EIFS selector tool that allows users to build a variety of EIFS systems using easy pull down menus and a variety of options.

Builders, remodelers and other members of the home building industry are back at work this week after more than 60,000 attended the National Association of Home Builders’ International Builders’ Show in Las Vegas last week.

In a move to further support its customers in the construction and woodworking markets, Henkel Corporation has obtained GreenGuard certifications for selected products within each of its woodworking product brands.

OMNOVA Solutions Inc. announced the sale of production assets at its leased Dupo, Illinois narrow gauge film extrusion facility to Wiman Corp., part of RTP Company’s Sheet & Film Division.

National construction officials and regional builders from across the country will be available to discuss the local benefits of the infrastructure investments included in the stimulus legislation proposal this Wednesday, Jan. 28.

Builder and developer Joe Robson, of Tulsa, Okla., was elected as the 2009 Chairman of the Board of the National Association of Home Builders. Active in the Tulsa area for more than 25 years, he is the founder and president of The Robson Companies Inc., developers of residential communities and commercial properties.

The Northwest Wall and Ceiling Bureau is calling its members to send in entries for its 2009 Outstanding Project of the Year Awards.

Reporting from the International Builders’ Show in Las Vegas, suppliers said more consumers are seeking green products, especially those that focus on energy and water efficiency, and there is every indication that trend will only get stronger.

Topcon Positioning Systems has signed an agreement with AeroTech Sales LLC., of Fountain Valley, Calif., to represent the OEM market for TPS’ mobile control products.

Serious Materials announced that it has acquired assets of former Kensington Windows. Kensington employed more than 150 people when they were forced to shut down all operations in October as its parent company Jancor Cos. lost its financing and filed for bankruptcy protection last year.