JELD-WEN Windows are manufactured in multiple locations, primarily in the United States, Canada, and internationally, with headquarters in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA, and major US manufacturing plants in Iowa, North Carolina, and other states, plus Canadian plants and global facilities. JELD-WEN was founded in 1960 in Klamath Falls, Oregon, USA by Richard Wendt, starting as small millwork company, growing to one of largest window and door manufacturers in world, with over 20 manufacturing facilities in North America including plants in Iowa, North Carolina, Texas, and other states, making vinyl, wood, and fiberglass windows, with large plant in Grinnell, Iowa and other Iowa locations historically important. In Canada, JELD-WEN has manufacturing plants and operations, including facilities in Manitoba and other provinces, serving Canadian market with windows meeting Canadian standards. Internationally, JELD-WEN has manufacturing in Europe including UK, Germany, Denmark, and Australia, with European operations through acquisitions like Domoferm and others, making windows and doors for European market. JELD-WEN manufactures JELD-WEN windows in Klamath Falls Oregon original location, Grinnell Iowa, and other US plants, with vinyl windows often made in Iowa and North Carolina, wood windows in Oregon and Iowa, and fiberglass in various plants. So JELD-WEN Windows are manufactured in United States primarily in Iowa, North Carolina, Oregon, Texas, and other states, plus Canada in Manitoba and other provinces, and internationally in Europe and Australia, with headquarters in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA, making it American company with global manufacturing footprint.
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