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MERRY CHRISTMAS!!
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"Bah Humbug"?? Have you ever heard that at this time of the year? Why do some folks feel that way rather than being Joyful and Appreciative? Could it be because we have been so materialistic for so long that we have forgotten the reason we should be Joyful. The birth of Jesus brought so much Joy into this world that it caused a choir of angels to sing "Glory to God in the highest and on earth Peace and Good Will toward men".
As we come to the close of another year, many folks around us are struggling. Take time to share your joy with them. Let them know you care about them. Reach out and touch them, because together we can do things that we cannot do alone. We at Seven Oaks Doors and Hardware are blessed because you have been such an important part of our lives. We look forward to helping you now and again through 2011. "Merry Christmas"!!
I appreciate you! Ed Shimpock VP and General Manager
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Recent Project
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Parkwood High School Union County Schools, Monroe, NC
 Before  After
We removed and disposed of existing hollow metal doors and finish hardware. We installed FRP doors, complete with continuous hinges and exit devices into existing frames.
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Customer Spotlight
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Our featured customer of the month is Sharon Bard. Sharon is the Director of Facilities at Pfeiffer University and on January 5, 2011 she will have been at the university for 30 years. She has two nephews, Christopher who is working on his PhD, and Jonathan who is an undergrad student.
"I have purchased from Seven Oaks Doors & hardware since 1995 and the university worked with them prior to that. I purchase from them because of the dependable products, dependable service and trusting employees. We have such a large operation and I need a very knowledgeable company to understand the importance of the safety and security of the college campus. I can count on Seven Oaks Doors & Hardware to always have a solution for us." Sharon Bard, Pfeiffer University
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Product Spotlight
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The HES 9600 Electric Strike
Re-engineered for even greater durability and improved performance, the HES 9600 continues to set the standard for surface mounted electric strikes.
With improved ramps to accommodate flexible frames, easier 12/24 VDC conversions, and clearer fail secure/fail safe labeling the HES 9600 is unmatched in quality and reliability. Completely surface mounted for quick installation and convenience, the 9600 is the ideal solution for rim exit devices in metal or wood frames. Easily passing independent testing from nationally recognized certification organizations, the HES 9600 delivers the proven performance that you deserve.
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Christmas Tree Safety Tips
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Protect your family and your neighbors with the following fire prevention tips:- When choosing a real tree, select the freshest-looking tree available. Test for freshness by gently grasping a branch between your thumb and forefinger and pulling it toward you. Very few needles should come off.
- Buy your tree early. Most tree lots receive only one shipment of trees. Trees don't become fresher sitting in a lot.
- If you don't plan on putting the tree up right away, make a one half inch fresh cut off the bottom of the trunk and place the tree in a five-gallon bucket of warm water. Store the tree in cool temperatures, but above freezing .
- If the tree has been stored for more than three days, prior to putting it up, make another one inch cut off the bottom of the trunk and immediately place the tree into a stand that holds at least a half-gallon of water.
- Keep the water level above the cut and check the water level daily. (Initially, a fresh tree may soak up a gallon of water per day.)
- No water additives, such as aspirin, sugar or commercial fire retardant, are necessary. Plain tap water is best!
- Place the tree away (at least three feet) from heating system air registers, fireplaces and other heat sources.
- Do not use lighted candles or other flaming devices on or near your tree.
- Whenever possible, use decorations made with flame-resistant, flame-retardant or non-combustible materials.
- Unplug the tree lights when out of the room and before going to sleep.
- Discard the tree immediately after the holiday.
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