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Special-Lite launches a new, consolidated set of paint colors  

Posted on by Editorial Team

Special-Lite, the leader in commercial door manufacturing, will consolidate its paint color options into one standard across all commercial door product lines in early February.  This new set of paint colors will coordinate with all through-color FRP door finishes, wood grain stain colors, and anodized aluminum finishes. Twenty Standard Paint Colors and 10 Wood Grain…Read More»

Special-Lite to host Job Fair on Jan. 25

Posted on by Josh Smith

Those looking for a new and exciting career across all experience levels are invited to attend Special-Lite’s upcoming Job Fair in Decatur. This walk-in event offers prospective candidates the opportunity to meet with hiring managers, learn more about open positions, tour the commercial door manufacturer’s facility and interview one-on-one with leaders. Openings are available in…Read More»

A Start to 2022 Trade Shows with Restaurant “Doors Made to Order” and more!

Posted on by Shelby Watkins

Restaurant Facilities Management Association (RFMA) Annual Conference  Special-Lite attended the 2022 Restaurant Facilities Management Association (RFMA) Annual Conference in Nashville, TN from March 13th-15th.  The RFMA Annual Conference is an opportunity for restaurant facility professionals to build relationships, attend education sessions, share industry knowledge and discover new products and solutions for their brand(s).   Our booth…Read More»

Design Versatility and Color Choices Extend To Bathroom Partitions

Posted on by Jessica King

You asked we listened! Special-Lite is excited to announce new color additions to our reputable bathroom partition product line.  Commercial bathrooms are dirty and prone to vandalism, graffiti, and general all-around shenanigans, making them a huge building maintenance pain point. Our Bathroom Partitions are engineered to offer to be a solution for a variety of…Read More»

Special-Lite Retires Use of the Term “AMP”

Posted on by Jessica King

Special-Lite coined the term AMP to stand for Acrylic Modified Plastic to differentiate its wood grain face sheet from other textures of FRP. The term is however synonymous with FRP and not widely recognized or valuable in the specifying community. To avoid confusion, we are retiring the term and replacing it with FRP. Other terms…Read More»

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