Products
S.G.S Fibreline (Niagara) Ltd. also known as Fibreline Truck Caps is centrally located in the Niagara Peninsula at 40225 Forks Rd. in Wainfleet. We are in a location that allows us to provide excellent service to the South-Central Ontario market as well as the Upstate New York retail market.

Our in-house painting facilities enable us to offer an "OEM" quality Basecoat/Clearcoat finish. The paint shop and a strategic inventory allow for quick turn around times on orders. We also manufacture the Front, Side and Rear windows for these fiberglass truck caps at our location. We ship these windows in bulk or individually across Canada allowing us to better serve our truck cap customers. We pride ourselves on a strong employee/employer bond and a positive working environment. This has allowed us to keep the same employees working here for many years. With this experienced and professional work force we are able to offer a product that is of top quality in the automotive aftermarket.

History
Fibreline is an offshoot of Basco Industries, a company that was founded by Asger and Henny Skrubbeltrang in 1988. Basco started manufacturing windows for the truck cap industry. These windows were shipped from Newfoundland to British Columbia and as far south as Fort Worth, Texas. Basco soon produced windows for Fibrobec, a truck cap manufacturer located in Quebec.

The Owners
Not only is Fibreline a leader in the local business community, the owners are also leaders in the community. Glenn is a graduate of Wilfrid Laurier University, past president of the local chamber of commerce, a referee in minor hockey and a past vice-president with Port Colborne minor hockey. Scott is the Past President of Port Colborne minor hockey, a kidney transplant recipient, an active member of both the Canadian Transplant Association and the Niagara Kidney Association. Glenn and Scott are active in the local Golden Puck organization as well. Henny is a former executive with the Junior Women Institute and an active member of the youth programs at her church. Asger is also active in the community through the church and has served on the Executives of Wainfleet minor hockey and the Wainfleet Recreation Committee.