Date: August 19, 2008
Media Contact: Sarah Fuller
207.623.4177

Correct Building Products' July Sales are a Record;
Bucks Trend in Housing Market

BIDDEFORD, Maine - Correct Building Products announced that July 2008 sales of their composite outdoor building materials were a record, with a 16 percent increase over June and nearly 40 percent over 2006 sales during the same period.

"We are obviously delighted that we are seeing this growth, especially at a time when the housing market is in such difficulty," stated Peter Anania, CEO of the company. "It shows us that people are still adding value through outdoor living spaces to their homes either for their own enjoyment or for sales purposes."

Orders for CorrectDeck CX, Rapid Rail and the new CorrectPorch products are keeping the company's 24-7 manufacturing operation running at full steam. All three products are made from recycled hardwood and polypropylene, with the CorrectDeck CX and RapidRail lines serving the top-end market for consumers wanting a sustainable, high-performance product.

These decking products are made with a recycled content of 80 percent recycled wood and plastic and feature antimicrobial product protection and UV inhibitors to prevent stains, mildew and fading. The company added new colors to the CX line this year, along with Mix and Match RapidRail kits to enable builders to create custom looks for their buyers. The products come with a limited lifetime warranty.

CorrectPorch, a sustainable architecturally-correct tongue and groove flooring, was designed for traditional covered porches and introduced in April of this year. Like CorrectDeck CX and RapidRail, the porch boards won't rot, splinter or warp like traditional wood.

"The demand for green products is increasing, and consumers are looking for long-lasting, low-maintenance solutions that also look great," noted Michael Salazar, Materials Management at TW Perry in Maryland. "The CorrectDeck family of products continues to be a strong-performer for outdoor living."