Innovative Designs, Inc. (OTCQB: IVDN) has achieved record-breaking sales results for its fiscal first quarter ended January 31, 2026, surpassing the previous Q1 record set in fiscal 2025. The company attributes this growth to strong market adoption of its Insultex House Wrap, a patented insulation product that meets or exceeds new government building codes for continuous insulation and exterior R-Value requirements. Despite extreme cold weather across the U.S. that hampered many homebuilding projects in early 2026, the company still booked new record sales levels.
Much of the success is credited to top-performing sales agent Built Link Solutions, LLC, which has expanded its marketing program for 2026. Built Link will present Insultex House Wrap at four upcoming industry expositions: NAHAB International Builders Show in Orlando, FL (February 17-19, 2026); LBM Advantage Buying Show in Nashville, TN (March 2-4, 2026); LMC Annual Buyers Event in Chicago, IL (March 10-12, 2026); and Atlantic Builders Convention in Atlantic City, NJ (March 24-26, 2026). The company plans to meet with high-level representatives from major building industry firms to expand customer exposure.
Randy Kimbler, Director of Business Development for Built Link Solutions, noted that Insultex House Wrap is receiving an exceptionally strong commercial response wherever it is presented. The product adds an R-6 moisture barrier membrane without needing additional insulation boards, making it a cost-effective and efficient choice for builders. CEO Joseph A. Riccelli Jr. expressed confidence in continuing the growth trajectory, working closely with Built Link to prepare for further acceleration. Full product specifications are available at http://www.insultexhousewrap.com.
This announcement underscores the company's six consecutive trailing quarters of profitability and its plans to increase production to meet rising demand. The record Q1 performance highlights the product's importance in the evolving building materials market, particularly as energy efficiency and code compliance become increasingly critical.
