Founded in 1963 by Thomas Kaler, Seal Reinforced Fiberglass is a family-managed Copiague manufacturer that custom-designs and fabricates fiberglass components, from architectural restorations to elaborate displays and sculptures. Kaler’s sons now carry forward his custom FRP experience, giving the 30-person company more than 100 years of combined field knowledge. Working from design and engineering through tooling, prototyping and production, Seal operates from a fully owned Long Island factory and has completed projects ranging from Wagner College and The Plaza Hotel to museums and installations overseas.
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Fiberglass TechnologiesFor more than 40 years, Fiberglass Technologies has built its Pennsylvania business around careful, made-to-order fiberglass fabrication for architects, contractors and institutions. Its in-house pattern makers and artisans work from ideas, drawings or existing profiles, with an on-site pattern shop supporting custom architectural work shipped across the country.LEVITTOWN, PA
Plastic Works, a limited liability companyPlastic Works, LLC makes custom fiberglass components for OEMs, focusing exclusively on small-batch manufacturing. Reorganized in 2015 from Plastic Works of New Rochelle, the company brings more than 51 years of business experience to projects that require hands-on composites know-how.CROMPOND, NY
Capitol GlassSince 1946, family-owned Capitol Glass has designed, fabricated, and installed custom glass and mirrors for Manhattan and the surrounding New York City area. Working from its Queens factory, the company is known for detailed glasswork ranging from shower enclosures and storefronts to office partitions and custom mirrors, including distinctive antique-mirror designs. Its clients include contractors, architects, interior designers, and New York’s television and film production industry.LONG ISLAND CITY, NY
The Baut Studios, IncFour generations of the Baut family have carried The Baut Studios forward since Stanley H. Baut founded it in Northeastern Pennsylvania in 1927. Today, the family-run studio serves religious and public spaces through custom stained-glass work, with its own artists and craftsmen overseeing projects from design through installation. Its 23,000-square-foot facility and patented Structural Stained Glass system reflect a craft operation that has grown without leaving its family roots.SWOYERSVILLE, PA