Maçonnex acquires Montreal Brique et Pierre
PRESS RELEASE
Source :
Martin Vandry, President
Groupe Giroux Maçonnex inc.
(418) 622-8500
Québec, March 2nd 2023
MAÇONNEX ACQUIRES MONTREAL BRIQUE ET PIERRE
Hello everyone,
It is with great pride that I announce that the group of owners that owns Maçonnex has acquired Montreal Brique et Pierre.
Founded in 1965, they are leaders in the Montreal and surrounding market with five branches in addition to having an enviable reputation. For you, dear employees, business partners and customers of the company, there will be no change, as we will continue to operate under the same name. By expanding the family, we double our strength and increase our coverage of the Quebec province.
We are very excited for the future and to write this new chapter together.
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Martin Vandry, President
EPA certified, what does it mean?
You've probably heard that auxiliary heathers now need to be EPA certified. In fact, the term EPA is an abbreviation for the United States Environmental Protection Agency.
When a device carries this certification, it means that it meets the standard aimed at reducing polluting emissions into the air, reducing them by almost 90% compared to a conventional device. In addition to being an environmentally friendly choice, it will save you up to 30% on fuel.
In Quebec, in certain provinces of Canada and throughout the United States, all devices sold must be EPA certified. This is why we only offer you stoves and fireplaces which comply with this approval.
Come see us in store, it will be our pleasure to show you our wide range of EPA certified auxiliary heaters.
The Maçonnex Experts of the Boutique Foyer
Source: Valcourt
Your barbecue must shine!
Who says frequent use of his barbecue, also says cleaning and maintenance strongly recommended. How do you know which brush or cleaner to use when the time comes to make your barbecue sparkle?
As for the brushes for the screens, there are several kinds available in the market. Depending on the type of grill your barbecue has, the correct brush for cleaning will differ. The brass brush is attributed to barbecues with a cast iron grill and the stainless steel brush for a barbecue with a stainless steel grill.
Once the choice of brush is made, you must now clean the grid in question. When and how? After using your barbecue, leave the fire on for about 5-10 minutes, then brush the grill. Leaving your barbecue on after cooking removes excess fat and makes cleaning easier and above all more efficient. You can also do this procedure before using your barbecue. All you need to do is preheat the grill beforehand and brush it afterwards.
When it comes to cleaning the interior part of the barbecue excluding the grill, so the inside of the lid and the rim, it is advisable to use specialized products for barbecue only. The majority of these have a citrusy smell and are very effective with the grease left over after cooking. The use of homemade products is not recommended, as they are not designed to come into contact with food. We are talking here about abrasive detergents like Vim, Old Dutch, Ajax, Fantastic, etc.
Finally, for the exterior of your barbecue, the use of a stainless steel cleaner and shine is recommended. The Napoleon and 3M brand products are a good example of this.
You are now in a position to do a thorough cleaning properly. To your brushes, to your cleaners, it has to shine!
- The Maçonnex Experts at the Boutique Foyer
