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Designing Our World: Bay Point, Margate, and Vilano

2023 is bringing about new changes, including new doorglass designs from ODL. Our new line of 2023 glass is a new take on contemporary styles while adding a delightful and relatable twist. Corporate Glass Designer Kate Sponseller has created three...

5 Events to Plan on at the 2023 International Builders' Show

This year’s NAHB International Builder’s Show is taking place in Las Vegas from January 31st through February 2nd. It’s an opportunity for residential construction professionals and exhibitors to showcase their latest innovations and upcoming...

What's New in 2022 [INFOGRAPHIC]

If you followed our International Builders' Show experience, you've already had a taste of the big year for product we have planned in 2022. Now, on the heels of several quick-fire launches in March, we've put together a roundup of all of ODL's...

10 Building Materials Industry Trends from IBS 2022 [INFOGRAPHIC]

The International Builders' Show (IBS) had a triumphant return to an in-person tradeshow experience this year. Located at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida, attendees and exhibitors enjoyed the opportunity to get together,...

Behind the Scenes at the ODL, Inc. IBS 2022 booth

We (unexpectedly) ended up with two full years to plan our booth at NAHB's International Builders' Show (IBS) in 2022 and we made the most of it! Between a brand new booth, fifteen exciting products, a Speaker Series with industry experts and an...

Brand Spotlight: Blink, An ODL Brand Offering Best-Selling Blinds Between Glass

When we started designing and selling enclosed blinds 20 years ago, we knew we had a winning product. Blinds sealed between two panes of glass never got dusty or bent out of shape, and they let homeowners control their privacy and light levels. True...

Black Grilles Between Glass: Modern Design, Timeless Style

Grilles, a hallmark of Arts & Crafts and Craftsman architectural design, elevates any home's look by visually dividing window or door glass into smaller panes using vertical and horizontal bars. Grilles are commonly associated with iconic architects...

What You Need in a Soundproof Glass Door

People need their homes to feel like a respite from daily life. But it’s hard to feel like you’re getting away to unwind when sirens, car doors, and other sounds follow you into your living room. The solution? A sound-suppressing glass door.