Harbor Freight Tools

Crete-Sleeve is a family-owned corporation that has been the industry quality leader in manufacturing plastic hole forms for the building industry since 1965. With a trademark that is widely recognized in the construction industry, Crete-Sleeve provides plastic hole forms to architects, contractors, and plumbers throughout the United States, offering a range of sizes and applications to save time, labor, and money. Manufactured exclusively by Midwest Plastics, Inc., Crete-Sleeve proudly supports the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and the Buy American Act, ensuring that their products are American-made. With a large distribution network and a knowledgeable staff, Crete-Sleeve is dedicated to providing excellent service and high-quality products to their customers.Generated from the website

Graybar St. Paul is a full-service branch, with a counter, will call pickup and stocked inventory in an on-site warehouse. Through our distribution network and value-added services, such as kitting and integrated solutions, we help you power and network you facilities with speed, intelligence, and most importantly, efficiency. Over 30 percent of the electricity used in modern commercial buildings is wasted. Improving profitability is a chief concern among facility owners. Graybar solutions such as lighting retrofits not only drastically reduce energy consumption, but also have been shown to cut maintenance costs and improve employee productivity and safety. Retrofitting an existing building is a simple and effective way to make the lighting more energy efficient. Lighting retrofits also result in lower heat envelopes, using less energy in HVAC run times. Swapping out lamps and ballasts can be done in minutes, and retrofit fixtures can install directly into the existing fixture housings, reducing turnaround time and saving cost on unseemly ceiling tile repairs. Many of the electrical supplies we stock can be installed with little hassle. While newer electrical supplies are more energy efficient and environmentally-friendly than ever, the lighting waste of yesteryear still contains harmful materials like mercury. Federal regulations require proper management of this waste, and failure to comply can have some nasty consequences. Graybar St. Paul, as a branch of the country