Edgetech: "Structural glazing continues to be hugely in demand, and Super Spacer® T-Spacer™SG is a world-leading spacer product for the toughest commercial glazing projects." comments Managing Director Chris Alderson.
ISO Chemie: "BBA certification is another significant achievement for us and follows ISO BLOCO ONE also gaining certification. It clearly demonstrates that ISO Chemie is committed to providing customers with high-quality, high-performance and innovative specification technologies." Andy Swift, sales and operations manager.
Pilkington: "Glass technology has made great strides in the 21st century, with an increasing number of products available for keeping buildings warm, cool, clean, compliant and safe. With so many solutions that play critical roles in buildings, it's important that people have access to trusted information to help them pick the right glass." said Phil Brown, European regulatory marketing manager.
profine UK: "We've had to respond quickly to the foil lamination requirements of the Legend and Evolve systems and more recently the KOMMERLING 70 platform." Robert Long, production director.
Dellner Bubenzer Group: "We are delighted to be continuing our strategic growth with the creation of Dellner Romag Ltd. As Dellner and Romag are both family businesses with a skilled workforce, a 75 year history of technical innovation and a strong focus on quality and service, Romag's customers are assured of a seamless transition." said CEO, Marcus Aberg.
ASSA ABLOY: "In today's world, there is a duty of care to make sure every environment is inclusive to all. Whether it's ensuring access to a building or that individuals can safely exit in the event of an emergency, the importance of solutions that prioritise inclusive design cannot be overestimated - and that's why we're launching the DC6113 door closer." comments Eryl Jones, managing director.
Andy Jones, Group Managing Director of Victorian Sliders, comments on the latest details about the government’s Green Homes Grant.
After a frustrating few weeks, the government has finally confirmed the details of its Green Homes Grant.
First announced back in July, the multibillion-pound scheme was billed as a way of boosting the UK economy in the wake of coronavirus, and accelerating attempts to reach the country's ambitious 2050 carbon reduction targets.
We were told that homeowners were to be offered vouchers worth up to £5,000 to cover two-thirds of the cost for home improvements that increase energy efficiency.
It sounded promising in theory - but, crucially, we weren’t told what products would be eligible.
For the fenestration industry, that was a big problem. Customers started cancelling orders in the belief that they’d be able to get them significantly cheaper once the initiative began.…»
Following yet another controversial glazing industry pre-pack administration, Gary Morton of the Boing Boing Group gives his take on the practise, and how the industry should respond.
Once, there was a real stigma attached to going bankrupt - and as a society, it's good we've become a little more compassionate.
Sometimes, businesses fail through no direct fault of the people that own and run them, and those people deserve our understanding and support, if appropriate.
But it is also feasible for companies to take advantage of our collective generosity and goodwill.
This, unfortunately, is what we have seen with the recent collapse of the Customade Group.
In June, the company was placed into administration, owing huge sums of money to its suppliers, crown debt and worst of all, a fair number of its employees.…»