Press
Releases:
Press Release:
Resin Solutions, Inc. was
honored to have been part of the Southern
Living Idea House 2006 in Charleston, SC. All drapery
hardware was manufactured by Resin Solutions,
Inc. under designer Margaret Donaldson Interiors and
workroom Riverside Designers.
Dining Room:
- New items introduced included
the unique Diamond Poles shown in the Dining Room.
- The poles were set on an
angle hand finished in Bronze - This was the most popular
treatment in the house.
Living Room:
- The living room accents
a more Asian theme with our Bamboo Drapery poles and end
caps.
Bedrooms:
- The master bedroom boasts
Venetian Silver Leaf hardware to match the Hollywood Glamour
style of the room with mirrored bed and hand painted ceiling.
- The boy’s room features
hand painted Nautical Flags on the end caps to match the
themed drapery fabric.
- The girl’s room also
features Venetian Silver Leaf which pops off of the pink
and chocolate pallet.
We encourage you to take
a look. It may spark your interest for new ideas! Click
Here to visit the Southern
Living website to see our "products in
action".
Press Release:
In the May 17-30, 2004 issueof
the Charleston Regional Business
Journal, Amy Weavil
was interviewed regarding the outstanding growth & success
of her company, Resin Solutions, Inc.
In seven years,
Ms. Weavil has expanded her company into 45 states and
Canada!
Her company specializes in
custom drapery hardware and achitectural accents.
(click image to read the
full article)
Press
release:
The Greenville News
April 2, 2004
Resin
Solutions, Inc. designed the award plaque given to Mr. Skardon
during the April 2, 2004 ceremony in Clemson, SC.  Resin
Solutions, Inc. was recognized at this event for their creation
of the plaque.
This was an exciting event
to take part in, but ultimately it was an honor and a privilege.
To be able to hear the heroic stories and courage of these
soldiers from WWII was something to be held. Not may of
us know what it is to be a true hero.
It will be an event that Resin
Solutions will always remember.
"Man of the hour: Retired
Col. Ben Skardon, 86, was hono red and surprised at a
Clemson Corps Luncheon on Thursday when he was given
a plaque bearing a replica of his 1938 Clemson University
class ring that was sold to a Japanese prisoner of war
camp guard during World War II for a chicken and some
potted ham. Skardon is a survivor of the Bataan Death
March and was a prisoner of war from April 1942 until
August 1945. Skardon still says he owes his life to the
class ring and two other Clemson alumni, Henry Leitner
and Otis Morgan, who boiled the chicken and fed him when
he was near death from malnutrition. Neither Leitner
nor Morgan made it home from the war. Clemson Corps president
Bill Laffoday introduced Skardon."
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