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Organisers of the Glazing Summit have confirmed that the event has sold out.
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Navigating the regulation minefield is high on the agenda at this year’s Glazing Summit, which takes place on Thursday, October 21 at Edgbaston Stadium and Conference Centre, Birmingham.
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The IGU production is the core business of Energy Saving Glass Ltd and is mainly managed by Forel machinery.
Dave Dalton, CEO of The British Glass Manufacturers’ Confederation and its technology arm, Glass Technology Services, has joined Glass Futures’ Board.
The strain on installers due to pressure on the supply chain, record levels of demand, rising costs, and a worsening skills shortage, will take centre stage at the Glazing Summit.
The UK’s leading manufacturer and supplier of insulated glass (IG) components - Thermoseal Group - has been shortlisted for ‘Best Component Supplier Award’ in the 2021 G-Awards.
Guardian Glass is investing in the future of commercial and residential building in the UK and Ireland.
All speakers for the Glazing Summit 2021 have now been confirmed by organisers – and the stellar line-up is a mouth-watering one.
Glazing Summit 2021 is set to tackle some of the most controversial issues currently facing the industry – and attendees can get involved and have their say on the day too.
This week (September 27 - 28) saw the launch of FIT Show’s inaugural live, online learning event, coinciding with what would have marked the return of its live show at the NEC.
The G-Awards are back with a record roll-call of finalists to applaud the two years of innovation, inspiration and courage shown by industry leaders since the last event.
The Glazing Summit’s popular gala dinner will this year provide the perfect tonic to a day of discussion and debates on its return for 2021.
Although tackling climate change has been moving up the agenda for some time, it is now taking centre-stage as the world moves to a sustainable future.
FIT Show organisers have confirmed that over 75% of space has now been allocated for its new May 10 - 12, 2022 dates.
The glazing industry has lurched from one crisis to another, from the impact of lockdown to the floodgates opening to an under-prepared industry.
Organisers of the UK’s flagship event for the fenestration industry have curated two days of content that will be available on Monday 27th and Tuesday 28th September.
Some of the most controversial industry issues are set to be tackled at this year’s Glazing Summit, after organisers announced the topics that will be under the spotlight by its panel of expert speakers.
Seasoned fenestration industry professional Hannah Howdle joins the Fenex team.