Polished Metals Adds LEED Information to Polishedmetals.com

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) September 24, 2010 -- Hillside, NJ-9/24/10: Polished Metals Ltd. announced, today, that is has added
information about LEED and its environmental certification program to its corporate
website, www.polishedmetals.com. The site, which was built as a resources for
manufacturers, metal fabricators, architects, specifiers, engineers and general contractors
offers volumes of information about each of the metals and finishes that the company
offers.

Located in Hillside, New Jersey, Polished Metals is the largest producer of #8 mirror

polished sheets in the United States and one of the largest polishers and suppliers of
architectural and ornamental metal in the country. The Company, which services the
Elevator, Escalator, Entrance Door, Railing, Column Cover, Curtain Wall, Automotive,
Furniture, Display, Exhibit, Appliance, Construction, Clean Room, High Tech and
Manufacturing Industries, maintains a substantial inventory of Stainless Steel, Muntz
Metal, Brass, Bronze, Naval, Copper and Aluminum in order to fulfill its customers
orders quickly

LEED means Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design. It is a rating system,

a certification for "green" buildings, developed by the Green Building Environmental
Council of the United States (USGBC). It provides certain environmental standards for
construction. One of the main advantages to LEED over other certifications is that it
begins in the design phase. Before plans are drawn up the owners, architects, builder and
key sub contractors like HVAC, plumbing and electrical, meet to discuss the design and
ways to make the building efficient and livable.

For additional information about Polished Metals, Ltd., polishedmetals.com, the

company’s products and website contact Bobby Gunther by phone at (631) 249-1226,
by email at bob@polishedmetals.com, or by mail at 487 Hillside Avenue, Hillside, NJ
07205. For more information about the U.S. Green Building Council and the LEED
certification program go to usgbc.org.