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INDUSTRY NEWS Morrison Supply opens surplus store
FORT WORTH, TExAS — Morrison Supply Company has opened a new surplus store in downtown Fort Worth. The distributor of quality plumbing, appliances and hardware is now offer-
same friendly staff members and products at a fraction of the price. “As a leading provider of high-
ing customers access to its exceptional brands of fixtures and appliances at a discounted cost. The new location will tender superfluous inventory, items that have been discontinued and items that were previously on display at af- fordable prices. The new store, located at 212 lip-
scomb, boasts the same striking array of brand new plumbing fixtures, hardware and appliances for which Morrison is known. Brands include Wolf, Sub-Zero, Viking, Miele, Bosch, Kohler, Moen, Cifial and Baldwin. Customers will find the
quality fixtures, appliances and hard- ware, we realize that our customers are looking for the best quality, but sometimes budget doesn’t allow them to purchase the latest models for every area of their home or project. Combined with our main showroom, this new surplus store brings the best of both worlds to our clients,” said Dario Meucci, director of operations.
ATlAnTA — MTI Whirlpools, based in Sugar Hill, Ga., has been named an Atlanta Journal-Constitution Top
Workplace for 2011. Companies were chosen through an exhaustive metro- wide employee survey, measuring qualities such as company leadership, compensation and training, work- place flexibility and diversity.
The store is open Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Another option for Fort Worth cus-
tomers is the Morrison showroom. Modeled after an old world Italian villa, the two-story showroom is lo- cated at the intersection of Bryant Irvin and Vickery Blvd. The showroom has a magnificent display of the finest fix- tures, hardware, appliances, home re- modeling and building supplies, each set in its own model home vignette. Visit
www.morsco.com.
MTI Whirlpools named top workplace MTI Whirlpools, an employee-
owned company, is a U.S. manufac- turer of designer tubs and sinks, in acrylic and engineered solid-surface material, as well as shower bases, fine bath furniture and accessories. Its soaking tubs, air baths and whirlpools are made to the personal- ized specifications of individual
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buyers. Its products are handcrafted by artisans at a single location in metropolitan Atlanta. The com- pany’s leadership is passionately
committed to creating products with a sense of style and purpose that will endure the test of time. “MTI employees take exceptional
pride in workmanship,” said MTI CEO Katherine R. Adams. “Direct communication throughout the com- pany gives us a culture of creativity where ideas flow freely. The human touch extends to our customers, who receive personal attention and cus- tom-made products.” Visit
www.mtiwhirlpools.com.
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