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Section 1	US Window Treatment $ Wallcoverings Market Trends	1
	Executive Summary..................................................... Window Shades And Blinds......................................... Curtains And Draperies................................................ Drapery Hardware....................................................... Wallcoverings............................................................. Outlook......................................................................	1 2 3 4 5 6
Table 1-1	Value Of U.S. Window Treatment And Wallcoverings Market Sales, 1982-2008 (dollars): Window Shades, Blinds, And Drapery Hardware; Curtains And Draperies; And Wallcoverings...........................................................	7
Figure 1-1	Value Of U.S. Window Treatment And Wallcoverings Market Sales, 1993-2008 (dollars): Window Shades, Blinds, And Drapery Hardware; Curtains And Draperies; And Wallcoverings...........................................................	8
Table 1-2	Value Of Real U.S. Window Treatment And Wallcoverings Market Sales, 1987-2008 (dollars): Window Shades, Blinds, And Drapery Hardware; Curtains And Draperies; And Wallcoverings............................................................	10
Table 1-3	Value Of U.S. Window Treatment Market Sales By Major Product Sector, 1997-2003 (dollars): Window Shades And Blinds, Drapery Hardware, Knit And Woven Non-Custom Curtains And Draperies, And Custom Curtains And Draperies..................................................................	11
Figure 1-2	Value Of U.S. Window Treatment Market Sales By Major Product Sector, 2003 (dollars): Window Shades And Blinds, Drapery Hardware, Knit And Woven Non-Custom Curtains And Draperies, And Custom Curtains And Draperies.................................................................	12
Table 1-5	Value Of U.S. Metal Builders' And Cabinet Hardware Shipments, 1977-2007 (dollars): Factory Shipments, Growth Analysis, And Share Of Fabricated Metal Product Shipments.................................................................	13
Table 1-6	Value Of U.S. Metal Builders' And Cabinet Hardware Exports And Imports, 1982-2007(dollars)...................................	14
Figure 1-2	Imports' Share Of U.S. Metal Builders' And Cabinet Hardware Market Sales, 1992, 1997, 2002, And 2007 (percent).....................................................................	15

Section 2	U.S. MARKET TRENDS FOR WINDOW SHADES, BLINDS, AND DRAPERY HARDWARE	15
	Summary of major findings ........................................... U.S. Supply And Price Trends....................................... Plastic Shades............................................................ Cloth Shades.............................................................. Wood Blinds............................................................... Venetian Blinds........................................................... Drapery Hardware........................................................ Leading Suppliers .......................................................	15 15 15 15 18 19 19 20
Table 2-1	Value Of U.S. Window Shades, Blinds, And Drapery Hardware Supply, 1982-2008 (dollars): Total Supply, Domestic Shipments, And Imports...............................	22
Table 2-2	Real U.S. Window Shade, Blind, And Drapery Hardware Supply And Producer Price Trends, 1987-2008 (dollars and index).......................................................................	23
Table 2-3	Value Of U.S. Window Shade And Blinds And Drapery Hardware Shipments, Imports, And Market Supply, 1992-2003 (dollars)............................................................	24
Table 2-4	Value Of U.S. Complete Window Shade And Blind Shipments By Type, 1982-2008 (dollars): Plastic Window Shades, Other Window Shades, Aluminum Venetian Blinds, Other Venetian Blinds, And Other Shades And Blinds.......................................................................	25
Table 2-5	Value Of U.S. Shipments Of Window Shade And Blind Parts And Accessories And Curtain And Drapery Hardware, 1982-2008 (dollars)............................................................	26
Figure 2-6	Value Of U.S. Window Shade, Blind, And Drapery Hardware Imports By Product, 1992-2003 (dollars): Plastic Shades And Blinds, Wood Blinds And Shades, Aluminum Venetian Blinds, And Shade And Drapery Hardware.....................	27
Figure 2-7	Quantity U.S. Plastic Shade And Blind And Drapery Hardware Imports, And Average Value Per Unit Imported, 1992-2003 (quantity and dollars)...................................	28
Figure 2-8	U.S. Plastic Shade And Blind Imports For The Top Five Countries Of Origin, 1997-2003 (number and dollars).....	29
Figure 2-9	Value Of U.S. Wood Blind And Shade And Aluminum Venetian Blind Imports For The Top Four Countries Of Origin, 1997-2003 (dollars)....................................................	30
Figure 2-10	U.S. Drapery Hardware Imports For The Top Six Countries Of Origin, 1997-2003 (pounds and dollars).......................	31
Figure 2-11	U.S. Producer Price Trends For Blind, Shade, And Drapery Hardware Products By Type, 1987-2003 (index): Window Shades By Type, Venetian Blinds By Type, Other Shades And Blinds, And Curtain And Drapery Hardware..........	32

Section 3	U.S. MARKET TRENDS FOR CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES	34
	Summary of major findings ........................................... U.S. Supply And Price Trends....................................... Woven Versus Knit Products........................................ Fabric Trends.............................................................. Custom Products......................................................... Leading Suppliers.........................................................	34 34 36 36 37 37
Table 3-1	Value Of U.S. Curtain And Drapery Supply, 1982-2008 (dollars): Total Supply, Domestic Shipments, And Imports........................................................................	38
Table 3-2	Real U.S. Curtain And Drapery Supply And Producer Price Trends, 1987-2008 (dollars and index)............................	39
Table 3-3	Value Of U.S. Non-Custom Curtain And Drapery Supply By Type, 1992-2003 (dollars): Knit And Woven....................	40
Table 3-4	Value Of U.S. Curtain And Drapery Shipments By Type, 1982-2008 (dollars): Knit, Woven, And Custom...............	41
Table 3-5	Value Of U.S. Non-Custom Curtain And Drapery Shipments By Fabric, 1987-2003 (dollars): Cotton, Rayon/Acetate, Other Manmade, And Other Materials....................................	42
Table 3-6	Quantity U.S. Non-Custom Curtain And Drapery Shipments By Product And Fabric, 1987-2003 (pairs or sets): Woven Curtains And Draperies And Knit Curtains And Draperies; Cotton, Manmade Fibers, And Other Materials...............	43
Table 3-7	Average U.S. Value Per Pair Or Set Of Non-Custom Curtain And Drapery Shipped By Product And Fabric, 1987-2003 (dollars): Woven Curtains And Draperies And Knit Curtains And Draperies; Cotton, Manmade Fibers, And Other Materials....................................................................	44
Table 3-8	U.S. Knit And Not Knit Curtain And Drapery Imports And Average Value Per Unit Imported, 1992-2003 (number and dollars)......................................................................	45
Table 3-9	U.S. Curtain And Drapery Imports By Fabric And Average Value Per Unit Imported, 1992-2003 (number and dollars): Cotton, Synthetic Fibers, And Other Textile Materials...	46
Table 3-10	U.S. Curtain And Drapery Imports For The Top Eleven Countries Of Origin, 1997-2003 (number and dollars)....	47
Table 3-11	U.S. Producer Price Trends For Curtains And Draperies By Type, 1987-2003 (index): Woven By Fabric And Knit...	48

Section 4	U.S. MARKET TRENDS FOR WALLCOVERINGS	49
	Summary Of Major Findings......................................... U.S. Supply And Price Trends...................................... U.S. Shipment And Import Trends................................. Leading Suppliers........................................................	49 49 51 51
Table 4-1	Value Of U.S. Wallcoverings Supply, 1982-2008 (dollars): Total Supply, Domestic Shipments, And Imports............	53
Table 4-2	Real U.S. Wallcoverings Supply And Producer Price Trends, 1987-2008 (dollars and index).......................................	54
Table 4-3	Value Of U.S. Wallcoverings Shipments By Type, 1982-2003 (dollars): Paper Coated, Woven And Nonwoven Fabric-Backed, And Other Wallcoverings................................	55
Table 4-4	Value Of U.S. Wallcoverings Imports By Material, 1992-2003 (dollars): Paper, Plastics, And Textiles........................	56
Table 4-5	Quantity U.S. Wallcoverings Imports By Material And Average Value Per Unit Imported, 1992-2003 (square yards or pounds): Paper, Plastics, And Textiles.........................	57
Table 4-6	Value Of U.S. Wallcoverings Imports For The Top Eleven Countries Of Origin, 1997-2003 (dollars)........................	58
Table 4-7	U.S. Wallcoverings Imports By Material For The Major Countries Of Origin, 1997-2003 (pounds or square yards and dollars): Paper, Textile, And Plastics...........................	59

Section 5	U.S. END-USE MARKET ANALYSIS AND CONSUMER DEMOGRAPHICS	61
	Summary of major findings ........................................... Window Shade, Blind, And Drapery Hardware End-Use Markets...................................................................... Curtain And Drapery End-Use Markets.......................... Wallcoverings End-Use Markets And Contractor Trends.. Household Window Covering Purchasing Demographics..	61 61 62 63 63
Table 5-1	Value Of U.S. Window Shade, Blinds, And Drapery Hardware Purchases By End-Use Market, 1982-2003 (dollars): Consumer, Commercial, Government, And Component Inputs.........................................................................	65
Table 5-2	Value Of U.S. Curtain And Drapery Purchases By End-Use Market, 1982-2003 (dollars): Consumer, Commercial, Government, Mobile Home And Recreation Vehicle Plants, And Curtain And Drapery Plants...................................	66
Table 5-3	U.S. Household Spending On Window Coverings, 1987-2003 (dollars): Window Shades and Blindings And Curtains And Draperies....................................................................	67
Table 5-4	U.S. Household Spending On Window Treatments By Demographic Characteristic, 1997-2002 (dollars): Income, Age, Size, And Region................................................	68
Table 5-5	U.S. Household Spending On Window Shades And Blinds By Demographic Characteristic, 1997-2002 (dollars): Income, Age, Size, And Region................................................	69
Figure 5-6	U.S. Household Spending On Curtains And Draperies By Demographic Characteristic, 1997-2002 (dollars): Income, Age, Size, And Region................................................	70
Figure 5-7	Percent Of Total Household Spending On Window Treatments By Product By Demographic Characteristic, 1997-2002 (dollars): Window Shades And Blinds And Curtains And Draperies; Income, Age, Size, And Region.......................................................................	71
Figure 5-8	Average Annual U.S. Household Spending On Window Shades And Blinds And Curtains And Draperies By Demographic Characteristic, 1997-2002 (dollars): Income, Age, Size, And Region...............................................	72
Figure 5-9	U.S. Consumer Price Index For Window Coverings, 1998-2003 (index)..............................................................	73
Figure 5-10	U.S. Revenues From Paper Hanging And Wallcovering Contractor Work, 1982-2003 (dollars)..........................	74
Figure 5-11	Number, Employment, And Operating Ratios For U.S. Contractors Specializing In Paper Hanging And Wallcovering, 1997 And 2002 (number and dollars)..........................	75

Section 6	U.S. WINDOW TREATMENT AND WALLCOVERING RETAIL CHANNELS	76
	Summary of major findings ........................................... Discount And Conventional Department Stores............... Window Treatment Stores............................................ Full Line Home Furnishing Stores................................. Paint And Wallpaper Stores......................................... Home Centers And Other Growing Retail Channels........	76 76 78 79 79 80
Table 6-1	Value Of U.S. Window Treatment Retail Stores By Type Of Outlet, 1997 And 2002 (dollars): Mass Merchants, Department Stores, Window Treatment Stores, Warehouse Clubs, Nonstore Retailers, Home Centers And Building Material Retailers, Flooring Stores, Clothing Stores, Paint And Wallpaper Stores, And Others................................	82
Table 6-2	Number Of U.S. Retailers Carrying Window Treatments By Type Of Outlet And Average Sales Per Outlet, 1997 And 2002 (number and dollars): Mass Merchants, Department Stores, Window Treatment Stores, Warehouse Clubs, Nonstore Retailers, Home Centers And Building Material Retailers, Flooring Stores, Clothing Stores, Paint And Wallpaper Stores, And Others.......................................	84
Table 6-3	Value Of Curtain And Drapery And Window Shade And Blind Retail Sales By Select Retailer, 1997 (dollars): Mass Merchants, Department Stores, Window Treatment Stores, Home Centers And Other Building Material Dealers, Flooring Stores, Paint And Wallpaper Stores, And Others............	86
Table 6-4	Value Of U.S. Wall Coverings Retail Sales By Type Of Outlet, 1997 And 2002 (dollars): Paint And Wallpaper Stores, Flooring Retailers, Home Centers, Hardware Stores, Window Treatment Stores, Nonstore Retailers, And Others..........	87
Table 6-5	Number Of U.S. Retailers Carrying Wallcoverings By Type Of Outlet And Average Sales Per Outlet, 1997 And 2002 (number and dollars): Paint And Wallpaper Stores, Flooring Retailers, Home Centers, Hardware Stores, Window Treatment Stores, Nonstore Retailers, And Others Retailers......................................................................	88
Figure 6-6	U.S. Home Furnishing Retailer Sales By Type Of Outlet, 1997-2003 (dollars): Total, Furniture, Flooring, Window Treatment, And Other Household Furnishings Stores.......	89
Figure 6-7	Sales Of U.S. Window Treatment Stores By Region And State, 1992-2002 (dollars).............................................	90
Figure 6-8	Number Of U.S. Window Treatment Stores By Region And State, 1992-2002 (dollars).............................................	92
Figure 6-9	Monthly Window Treatment Store Sales, 2001-2003 (dollars).......................................................	94
Figure 6-10	Lowe's Companies Sales Of Wall/Window Fashions, 1998-2002 (dollars)..........................	95

Section 7	FACTORS AFFECTING U.S. WINDOW TREATMENT AND WALLCOVERINGS DEMAND	96
	Summary of major findings ........................................... Residential Replacement And Remodeling Markets......... New Residential Construction Market............................. Recreation Vehicle Market............................................ Nonresidential Markets.................................................	96 96 97 98 98
Table 7-1	U.S. Spending On Building Construction, 1977-2003 (dollars): Total Buildings, Residential Buildings, And Nonresidential Buildings.....................................................................	99
Table 7-2	U.S. Spending On Construction Put In Place By Market And Building Type, 1999-2003 (dollars).................................	100
Table 7-3	Total U.S. Housing Demand By Sector By Region, 1998-2003 (number): Northeast, Midwest, South, West, And Total..........................................................................	102
Table 7-4	New U.S. Privately Owned Housing Units Started And By Type Of Structure, 1980-2003 (number): Total Starts; In Structures With 1 Unit, 2 To 4 Units, And 5 Units Or More..........................................................................	104
Table 7-5	Monthly New Private U.S. Housing Units Authorized By 19,000 Building Permit Places By Region, 2002 And 2003 (number)....................................................................	105
Figure 7-6	New Privately Owned Housing Units Authorized By 19,000 Building Permit Places By Region And State, 1997-2003 (number)....................................................................	106
Figure 7-7	Characteristics Of New U.S. Housing Units Affecting Window Covering Product Demand, 1990-2002 (units): Region, Number Of Bathrooms, Number Of Bedrooms, Garages, Number Of Stories For Single-Family, Multi-Family Structures, And Mobile Homes..................................	108
Figure 7-8	New U.S. Single-Family Houses Sold By Sales Price, 1985-2003 (number and dollars): Under $100,000, $100,000 To $149,999, $150,000 To $199,999, $200,000 To $299,999, And $300,000 And Over............................................	111
Figure 7-9	U.S. Residential Property Owner Expenditures For Improvements, Additions, Alterations, And Repairs And Spending By Single-Family Homeowners, 1985-2003 (dollars)...................................................................	112
Figure 7-10	Quantity U.S. Prime Window Unit Shipments By Market, 1987-2002 (number): New And Replacement Residential, And Nonresidential..........................................................	113
Figure 7-11	U.S. Home Mortgage Interest Rates And Personal Income, 1980-2003 (percent and dollars).................................	114
Figure 7-12	Distribution Of U.S. Households By Demographic Characteristic, 1985-2002 (percent): Household Income, Age Of Household Head, Household Size, Region, And Total Households..............................................................	115
Figure 7-13	Number Of U.S. Hotels And Motels, Number Of Guest Rooms, And Lodging Industry Construction Spending, 1982-2002 (number and dollars)..........................................	116
Figure 7-14	U.S. Recreation Vehicle Shipments, 1987-2004 (number): Recreation Vehicles And Conversion Vehicles.............	117

Section 8	U.S. WINDOW TREATMENT AND WALLCOVERINGS EXPORTS	118
	Summary Of Major Findings......................................... Window Shade, Blind, And Drapery Hardware Exports.... Curtain And Drapery Exports........................................ Wallcovering Exports...................................................	118 118 118 119
Table 8-1	Value Of U.S. Window Treatment And Wallcoverings Exports And Share Of U.S. Shipments,1982-2008 (dollars): Window Shades And Blinds, Curtains And Draperies, And Wallcoverings..............................................................	120
Table 8-2	Value Of U.S. Window Shade, Blind, And Drapery Hardware Exports By Product, 1992-2003 (dollars): Plastic Shades And Blinds, Wood Blinds And Shades, Aluminum Venetian Blinds, And Shade And Drapery Hardware.....................	121
Table 8-3	Quantity U.S. Plastic Shade And Blind And Drapery Hardware Exports And Average Value Per Unit Exported, 1992-2003 (quantity and dollars)...................................	122
Table 8-4	U.S. Knit And Not Knit Curtain And Drapery Exports And Average Value Per Unit Exported, 1992-2003 (number and dollars)......................................................................	123
Table 8-5	U.S. Quantity Curtain And Drapery Exports By Fabric, 1992-2003 (number and dollars): Cotton, Synthetic Fibers, And Other Textile Materials...............................................	124
Table 8-6	Value Of U.S. Wallcoverings Exports By Material, 1992-2003 (dollars): Paper, Plastics, And Textiles........................	125
Table 8-7	Quantity U.S. Wallcoverings Exports By Material And Average Value Per Unit Exported, 1992-2003 (square yards and pounds): Paper, Plastics, And Textiles.................	126
Table 8-8	Value Of U.S. Window Treatment And Wallcoverings Exports By Product By Major Country Of Destination, 1997-2003 (dollars): Curtains And Draperies, Plastic Shades And Blinds, Wood Blinds And Shades, Aluminum Venetian Blinds, Drapery Hardware, And Wallcoverings.............	127

Section 9	COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT AND PROFITABILITY OF U.S. MANUFACTURERS	129
	Summary of major findings ........................................... Number And Size Of U.S. Companies And Plants........... Plant Cost Structure And Profitability............................. Industry Concentration.................................................. Competitive Strengths Of Leading Manufacturers............	129 129 130 131 132
Table 9-1	Number Of U.S. Window Treatment And Wallcoverings Companies, Plants, And Facility Revenues, 1982-2003 (number and dollars): Window Shades, Blinds, And Drapery Hardware; Curtains And Draperies; And Wallcoverings...	135
Table 9-2	U.S. Window Treatment And Wallcoverings Plant Operating Ratios And Gross Profit Margin, 1982-2003 (percent): Window Shades, Blinds, And Drapery Hardware; Curtains And Draperies, And Wallcoverings..............................	136
Table 9-3	U.S. Window Treatment And Wallcoverings Plant Labor Situation, 1992-2003 (number, dollars, and percent): Window Shades, Blinds, And Drapery Hardware; Curtains And Draperies; And Wallcoverings; Number Of Employees, Shipments Per Employee, Average Hourly Wages; And Average Weekly Hours..............................................	137
Table 9-4	U.S. Producer Price Trends For Major Material Inputs, 1997-2003 (index): Aluminum And Steel Mill Shapes, Plastic Resins, Coated Fabrics, Finished Broadwoven Fabrics, Cordage And Twine, And Coated Paper......................	138
Table 9-5	U.S. Window Treatment And Wallcoverings Plant Capital Expenditures, 1982-2003 (dollars): Window Shades, Blinds, And Drapery Hardware; Curtains And Draperies, And Wallcoverings..........................................................	139
Figure 9-6	U.S. Plant Operating Ratios By Facility Window Shade, Blind, And Drapery Hardware Line Specialization, 1982-2003 (number, dollars, and percent): Number Of Plants, Plant Revenues, Payroll And Material Costs, Hourly Wages, And Capital Expenditure Rate; Window Shades And Accessories; Venetian Blinds; And Other Shades, Blinds, And Drapery Hardware...............................................................	140
Figure 9-7	Number Of Window Treatment Plants By State, 2001 (number): Window Shades, Blinds, And Drapery Hardware; And Curtains And Draperies; Total Plants And Those With 20 Or More Employees...............................................	142
Figure 9-8	Distribution Of U.S. Window Treatment Plants, Shipments, And Operating Ratios By Facility Employee Size, 1997 And 2001 (percent): Window Shades, Blinds, And Drapery Hardware; And Curtains And Draperies....................	144
Figure 9-9	Number Of U.S. Manufacturers By Window Treatment And Wallcoverings Product Line And Average Shipments Per Manufacturer, 1992 And 1997 (number and dollars).................................................................	145
Figure 9-10	Share Of The U.S. Window Treatment And Wallcoverings Market Supply By The Top Manufacturers And Marketers, 2002 (percent).......................................................	147
Figure 9-11	Sales And Profit Trends For Five Window Treatment And Wallcoverings Manufacturers, 1998-2003 (dollars and percent)................................................................	148
Figure 9-12	Sales Estimates For Thirty-One Leading U.S. Window Treatment And Wallcovering Manufacturers And Marketers, 2002 (dollars).........................................................	150

Section 10	CANADIAN WINDOW TREATMENT AND WALLCOVERINGS INDUSTRY TRENDS	154
	Summary Of Major Findings......................................... Window Shade and Blind Market.................................. Curtain And Drapery Market........................................ Wallcovering Market...................................................	154 154 155 156
Table 10-1	Canadian Market For Plastic Shades And Blinds, Curtains And Draperies, And Wallcoverings, 1992-2002 (Canadian dollars): Shipments, Exports, Imports, And Market Sales........................................................................	158
Table 10-2	Canadian Window Treatment Plants And Operating Ratios, 1998 And 2001 (number, percent, and Canadian dollars): Curtain And Linen Mills And Blind And Shade Manufacturing...........................................................	159
Table 10-3	Canadian Imports Of Window Treatments And Wallcoverings By Major Country Of Origin, 1992-2002 (Canadian dollars): Plastic Blinds, Curtains, And Draperies By Material; And Paper And Textile Wallcoverings.................................	160
Table 10-4	Canadian Exports Of Window Treatments And Wallcoverings By Major Country Of Destination, 1992-2002 (Canadian dollars): Plastic Blinds, Curtains, And Draperies By Material; And Paper And Textile Wallcoverings.........................	162
Table 10-5	Value Of Canadian Building Permits And Canadian Housing Starts, 1993-2002 (number and Canadian dollars)........	163

Section 4	Company Profiles..........................................................	165
	Beacon Looms, Inc ........................................... Window Covering Products And Sales.............. Manufacturing And Marketing......................... Blonder Co............................................... Wallcoverings Products And Sales..... Brewster Wallpaper Corp............................................... Wallcoverings Products And Sales..... Broome & Wellington..................................................... Guilford Home Fashion Acquisition..... Carole Fabrics, Inc ....................................................... Window Covering Products And Sales ..... CHF Industries, Inc........................................................ Window Covering Products And Sales..... Comfortex Corp............................................................. Window Covering Products And Sales..... Comfortex Blindcrafters Retail Program..... Cone Mills Corp......... ................................................... Decorative Fabric And Sales...... Croscill, Inc................................................................... Window Covering Products And Sales..... Decorator Industries, Inc................................................. Window Covering Products And Markets..... Sales And Profit Trends..... Fabtex, Inc. .................................................................. Window Covering Products And Sales........... Falcon Products, Inc. .................................................... Wallcoverings Products.................................. Hunter Douglas N.V. .................................................... Window Covering Products And Distribution.... Sales And Profit Trends...... North America......... Europe ..... Other Markets..... Imperial Home Decor Group .......................................... Wallcoverings Products..... New Products..... Sales And Market Share...... S. Lichtenberg & Co., Inc. ............................................. Window Covering Products And Sales....... Newell Rubbermaid, Inc. ............................................... Window Treatment Products And Brands....... Sales And Market Share......... Newtex Industries, Inc. ................................................. Wallcoverings Products.......... Norwall Group, Inc. ...................................................... Wallcoverings Products................... Manufacturing And Distribution............. Sales And Profit Trends................ OMNOVA Solutions, Inc............................................... Wallcoverings Products........................ Sales Trends And Market Share......... Royal Group Technologies, Ltd. .......... Window Covering Products.............. Sales And Profit Trends.................. F. Schumacher & Co.................................................... Wallcoverings And Related Products........ New Products............................. Sales And Market Share........... Springs Industries, Inc. ................................................ Window Coverings Products................... Sales And Market Share...................... Suncoast Window Treatments, Inc. ........... Window Covering Products And Sales.......... 3 Day Blinds, Inc. ........................................................ Window Covering Products And Sales............ The Warner Co. .................................................. Wallcoverings Products............................... York Wallcoverings .............................................. Wallcoverings Products And Sales.................	166 166 167 168 168 169 169 170 170 171 171 172 172 173 173 174 176 176 178 179 179 179 179 180 180 181 181 182 182 183 183 184 184 185 185 185 186 187 187 188 188 189 190 190 191 191 192 193 194 194 194 196 196 196 198 198 199 199 200 200 200 201 201 202 202 203 203 204 204

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