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WOOSTER, Ohio - Contenders Charley, Frances, Ivan and Jeanne no match for FiberTite. Read how FiberTite roofs held up during the recent Florida hurricanes, along with other hot news from FiberTite.

WOOSTER, Ohio - Hail makes many roofing manufacturers run for cover. Learn how you can improve your odds with hail by following some basic steps before considering a roofing system.

WOOSTER, Ohio - Ninety-nine percent of FiberTite® roofing membranes installed on facilities that were hit by storms during two record-breaking Atlantic hurricane seasons survived – virtually unscathed.

WOOSTER, Ohio - FiberTite's Fleece Back membrane can be applied with hot asphalt, offering a cost-effective option for re-roofing projects, including built-up and modified bitumen -- sometimes without a tear off.

WOOSTER, Ohio - FiberTite 36-mil roofing membranes have achieved a durability rating in excess of 25-years from the British Board of Agrément (BBA), the UK's major approval body for building products. This Agrément Certificate requires passing stringent laboratory testing and extensive on-site inspections for production and quality control systems.

Wooster, Ohio – FiberTite Roofing Systems by Seaman Corporation and New Castle Building Products are pleased to announce a distribution alliance servicing the New York Metropolitan and greater New England areas.

BAKERSFIELD, CA -Two dramatic American flags punctuate the design of one of the largest clear span temporary facilities ever constructed. The one-of-a-kind tension fabric structure, manufactured with Shelter-Rite® fabric by Seaman Corporation of Wooster, OH, covers an area encompassing over 100,000 square feet, or the equivalent of four football fields.

CLEVELAND, OH - The Scene Pavilion entertainment complex recently underwent a complete facelift that dramatically enhanced the aesthetic and acoustical value of this lakeside attraction. This undertaking was recently highlighted in the January/February 2004 edition of Fabric Architecture.

WOOSTER, OH - Seaman Corporation’s Shelter-Rite fabric made its second Olympic appearance at the 2006 Olympic Games in Torino. The fabric covers a temporary NBC Today Show broadcast studio and pavilion that was specially designed to be used for summer and winter Olympic events through 2012.