Moderustic, Inc. Information

The quick-talking Jaunzemis could probably convince a customer that the glass diamond is indeed melting, only to suddenly solidify as soon as it is removed from direct flame. Customers can also find his sense of humor on the company's website. Online, Moderustic Inc gives customers the option of paying $1,800 - or more - for a "cyclonic" decorative fireplace ball made with a "3-D animation activated laser precision cutting tool," or $48 for a similar product. Actually, it's the same product. The $1,800 price for one is a joke, but Jaunzemis said a few people have asked if they can buy the more expensive version. Moderustic 's product line has grown from fireplace glass to include Vortex Fires that burn an alcohol flame inside of a glass box. The product is appropriate for restaurants or event planners, Jaunzemis said. Jaunzemis , who also restores old cars, said Moderustic Inc can build just about any kind of fire-themed decoration that a customer wants. "They're handing me money," he said, "and how can I say no," he asked. Aside from working with his lawyers to enforce patent claims, Jaunzemis also plans to spend the coming months finding a larger facility for Moderustic Inc. He wants to set up shop in a 100,000-square-foot plant and to stay in or close to Rancho Cucamonga . Moderustic 's Aquatic Glassel products are colored offshore, but the company employs 18 people who work at the company's current Rancho Cucamonga workshop. "I'd like to see the company employee- owned," he said. "If anything happens to me, I'd like them to know we're in this together." Reach Andrewvia email, call him at 909-483-8550, or find him on Twitter. Here is a link to the article.