Worthington Armstrong Venture (WAVE), founded in 1992, is a joint venture of Worthington Enterprises and Armstrong World Industries that manufactures suspended ceiling systems sold under the Armstrong brand. It also operates WAVE Metal Products, which manufactures and distributes galvanized steel products for residential and commercial construction and HVAC applications. WAVE describes its ceiling work as providing solutions for commercial and residential spaces.
Armstrong World IndustriesFounded as the Armstrong Cork Company in 1860, Armstrong World Industries manufactures ceiling and wall systems for commercial and residential spaces, along with specialty architectural applications. From its headquarters in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, the company now operates 24 manufacturing facilities and employs about 4,000 people, pairing a 165-plus-year manufacturing history with a growing portfolio of architectural brands. Its work spans practical acoustical systems and energy-saving ceiling technologies designed to shape how people live, work, learn and heal.339999LANCASTER, PA
Armstrong World IndustriesArmstrong World Industries designs and manufactures interior and exterior architectural applications, including ceiling and wall systems. Founded as Armstrong Cork Company in 1860, the company has more than 165 years of history and reports 24 manufacturing facilities and approximately 4,000 employees. Its headquarters are in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.JOHNSTOWN, OH
Armstrong Ceiling SolutionsArmstrong Ceiling Solutions makes commercial ceiling and wall systems, including TECTUM cementitious wood fiber panels. The site describes TECTUM panels as responsibly made in the U.S.A. and offers design and pre-construction assistance through PROJECTWORKS.HEBRON, OH
Worthington EnterprisesWorthington Enterprises is a diversified manufacturer whose Building Performance and Trade & Specialty businesses make products for commercial and residential construction, professional trades, and consumers. Its operations include pressure-vessel manufacturing, building-system products, and consumer tools; the company also identifies its Austrian high-pressure-vessel heritage as dating to 1817 through heiserTEC.SPARROWS POINT, MD