AmeriLux Newsletter
We invite you to read the latest issues of our email newsletter. The newsletters contain product information, answer product questions, and feature projects using our broad range of polycarbonate sheeting.
August 2026
Fall Home Improvement Projects
Summer is fading and autumns on its way. Fall is the perfect time of year to tackle your home improvements to-do list. Multiwall polycarbonate …
July 2026
Modern Alternative to Drywall
Looking for a great alternative to painted drywall, plywood, plasterboard, or fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP)? EZ Liner® PVC …
June 2026
Designed for Today's Farming Needs
In recent years, there has been an increased interest in making agricultural (ag) buildings more sustainable and improving the well-being of ...
APC’s initial production will include multiwall and corrugated polycarbonate sheets of varying gauges and specifications, with plans for expansion and R&D to develop new products for evolving market needs.
New Joint Venture: AmeriLux International & Brett Martin Unite
AmeriLux International, a leading distributor and fabricator of plastic sheets, and Brett Martin, a global thermoplastic innovator, announce the formation of American Polycarbonate Company (APC). This joint venture will manufacture polycarbonate sheets at AmeriLux’s new 500,000 square foot state-of-the-art manufacturing and distribution center in De Pere, WI—starting in early 2026.
APC will produce globally competitive polycarbonate sheets for construction, agriculture, horticulture, data processing, and architecture, featuring advanced glazing for safety and energy efficiency. Enhanced fabrication and sustainability focus will ensure fast delivery, customized solutions, and exceptional service, backed by over 80 years of combined plastics expertise.
Featured Case Study: Cassandra Voss Center
The challenge in the renovation of this 130-year-old building was preserving its historic character while still offering a modern look and conveniences. Restoring the St. John’s building to reflect its spiritual rooms and increasing the natural daylighting was important in the overall architectural design.
