Total Hardware: "Hardware requirements are evolving all the time. Our role as hardware suppliers is to anticipate and reflect market trends." said Chris Pell, general manager
Victorian Sliders: "Under the leadership of CEO Scot Starkey, we've continually invested in expanding our productive capacity, improving our products, and bringing everything from profile extrusion to recycling under one roof." comments Chief Finance Officer Ian Cunningham
Shelforce: "With almost 35,000 fire doors to replace in Birmingham, demand is set to remain both high and constant for local authority projects both this year and into the future." said Howard Trotter, business manager
Keylite Roof Windows: "Being able to open up our roof windows to expel any excess heat has been fantastic, particularly this summer. Yet once the windows are closed, Keylite's fully integrated expanding thermal collar and triple glazing ensures that minimal heat can escape, which has made the windows perfectly compatible with the rest of the features in our home." Homeowner, Mark said.
Conservatory Outlet: "The pandemic has really highlighted how important digital marketing can be to our business, with more than a third of our £28m sales generated through email or website enquiries for our network," explained Karen Clough, marketing director
AT Precision Ltd: "n the summer, we’d seen a 342% sales increase since we opened our doors in February 2020, but in the past six months, we've gone above and beyond to double our turnover, and I'm extremely proud of how far the business has come, despite the many difficulties across the board." comments Sales Director Michael Hewitt
Victorian Sliders: Sash window experts Victorian Sliders are laying the foundations for future growth with the appointment of a new Group Managing Director.
You can't rush quality why the UK needs a pragmatic approach on UKCA marking
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When the UK voted to leave the EU, it effectively voted to remove itself from a vast and complicated web of regulation on everything from working hours to environmental protections.
However, untangling itself from those regulations was always going to be a long and painful process - as our sector almost discovered last year in relation to CE marking.…»
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Everyone loves a room with a view, and they don't come much more striking than an uninterrupted vista of a fjord.
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