Lighting Wholesalers à Concord, ON
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Concord
(647) 948-5496
At Oudella, our mission is rooted in empowering Canadian industries with top-notch products and unmatched service. We believe that in times of adversity, the right partners can make all the difference. Thus, we set out to become that steadfast partner, offering a comprehensive range of industrial and electrical supplies to meet your diverse needs. 
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55 Administration Rd, Unit 39, Concord, L4K 4G9
(905) 762-8869
Visual Aids, Lighting products distributor, Lighting wholesaler 
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201 Millway Ave, Unit #12, Concord, L4K 5K8
(905) 660-5337
Lighting wholesaler, Lighting store, Electrician 
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665 Millway Ave, Unit 30, Concord, L4K 3T8
(905) 766-3015
Lighting wholesaler 
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120 Great Gulf Drive, Concord, L4K 5W1
(905) 660-2381
DVI Lighting is committed to becoming the leading designer and distributor of residential lighting in Canada. DVI Lighting was founded in 1968 by Adam Altenberg, a holocaust survivor who brought his family to Montreal from war-ravaged Europe. At the time, the company was called Dominion Ventures and it sold lighting parts to the many lighting manufacturers in the Montreal area. Operating out of a small warehouse, the company specialized in selling the components necessary to make a light rather than the complete lighting fixture. Dominion Ventures was developing an expertise of knowing lighting "from the inside out" and offered a complete, North American made line of parts to offer to the trade. At the time, most Canadian homes were decorated with Canadian-made lighting produced by relatively small manufacturers, and Montreal was the centre of the home furnishing industry in Canada.