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Posted On - 23/04/2025
Integral blinds manufacturer, Morley Glass, has finalised its line up and stand for the 2025 FIT Show by confirming a live musician is to perform at its Late Night Wednesday cocktail bar. The company is inviting visitors, customers, suppliers and industry associates who are attending on the Wednesday to its stand at J40 from 4pm to enjoy a wide choice...
Posted On - 23/04/2025
Bohle says that the MasterTrack FT high-quality sliding door system is proving to be ‘an essential addition’ for installers looking to capitalise on the booming UK home improvement sector. With UK homeowners set to spend an estimated £50 billion on renovations in 2025, Bohle adds that demand for premium home upgrades continues to rise. MasterTrack FT is said to present...
Posted On - 08/04/2025
Slimline ScreenLine integral blinds featuring 10mm Venetian slats, rather than the standard 12mm slats used in most systems, are now exclusively available in the UK from Uni-Blinds manufacturer Morley Glass. Known as the ScreenLine SL16 system, it has always proved popular with homeowners who are retrofitting integral blinds into older generation windows and doors designed to accommodate a 24mm IGU...
Posted On - 08/04/2025
AGC has introduced Stratobel Mirox, a laminated safety mirror that enables mirrored wall cladding, partition walls and other interior applications that require a higher level of safety. Stratobel Mirox is available in two versions (Stratobel Mirox Mono and Stratobel Mirox Duo) to suit different applications. Stratobel Mirox Mono consists of one sheet of mirror laminated with one sheet of float...
Posted On - 01/04/2025
The Morley Glass team has made an ‘egg-stra’ special effort to collect hundreds of Easter eggs for a campaign organised by Yorkshire Children’s Charity to ensure disadvantaged children do not miss out on an Easter chocolate treat. In addition to the personal Easter egg donations that staff at the integral blinds manufacturer have been making, the company has been encouraging...
Posted On - 11/03/2025
Saint-Gobain Glass and Eckersley O’Callaghan have announced a strategic collaboration to support a circular economy of architectural glass, with the aim of increasing the volume of post-consumer glass being recycled into new float glass. Both companies are said to have dedicated teams committed to tackling the challenges relating to the circular economy in construction, particularly within the commercial sector. For over...
Posted On - 11/03/2025
Hegla has introduced the ProLam LSR laminated glass cutting system, which it says achieves 20% more throughput, without the requirement for additional operators. While heating and separating are traditionally the most time-consuming processes during the cutting of laminate glass, Hegla adds that these can be significantly accelerated with the new laser technology in the ProLam LSR. Following the cutting process,...
Posted On - 11/03/2025
Cornwall Group Chairman, Mark Mitchell, pens an open letter to the industry to demonstrate why open and honest communication throughout the supply chain is key to survival. I make no secret of the fact that Cornwall Group borrows money. It’s how we grow, how we invest, and how we ensure we stay ahead of the curve in this industry, which...
Posted On - 04/03/2025
Morley Glass will unveil new and exclusive colours at the 2025 FIT Show for its slimline SL16 system, which is designed for use within 24mm IGUs as well as enhanced security 28mm units. The company has partnered with ScreenLine systems manufacturer Pellini S.p.A. to offer several new contemporary colours on an exclusive basis in the UK, which will be available...
Posted On - 25/02/2025
The glass industry, like much of the wider construction and fenestration sectors, faces a looming crisis: an ageing workforce and a severe skills shortage. Glass Express Midlands managing director, Arun Photay, gives his view on how the industry needs to mobilise to overcome the problem. The Construction Skills Network recently reported that the UK construction sector requires an additional 225,000...
Posted On - 25/02/2025
Now available in a matt black finish, the CRL Paris system is said to offer a ‘simple, stylish and streamlined’ solution for anyone looking to install a French balcony. Extending the appeal of the CRL Paris system even further, the new matte black finish joins the existing white, grey and mill finishes. All have been designed to match popular window...
Posted On - 12/02/2025
Nearly two-thirds (62%) of architects believe misconceptions about glass strength and safety are holding them back from embracing its full potential in innovative building designs, according to a new study by Pilkington UK. The survey of 100 architects and specifiers revealed that glass is frequently overlooked for projects due to false perceptions over low strength and post-breakage characteristics. Only 3%...
Posted On - 12/02/2025
A 15-year partnership between Edgetech and Padiham Glass has played a big part in the prominent IGU manufacturer’s continued growth. That’s the view of John Spiby, divisional director for the Emplas Group and MD of Padiham Glass. As part of the Emplas Group, Padiham Glass has established itself as a major force in both trade and new build sectors, currently...
Posted On - 04/02/2025
By Mark Mitchell, chairman, Cornwall Group. The budget has created a challenge for industry. The increase in the National Minimum Wage and National Insurance, will cost employers on average £2,000 per employee. That’s a big lump sum but what’s more damaging is the lack of notice. We plan 12, 18, 36-months ahead. We make projections and we plan development and...
Posted On - 04/02/2025
In 2025, minimalist and innovative bathrooms are taking centre stage. Paul Miller, Bohle’s national sales manager, talks us through the popular bathroom designs for 2025, and how installers can profit from staying ‘on trend’. We’ve heard firsthand from our customers, as well as design experts at the likes of Homes & Garden and Homebuilding & Renovating, that 2025 continues to...
Posted On - 28/01/2025
Fire resistant glazing specialist Promat UK has announced Harlow-based MD Glass Partitions as its Glass Installer of the Year Award winner. MD Glass Partitions provides a range of glazing services covering all aspects of partition glazing, glass doors and architectural glass. It has partnered with Promat throughout and is a recommended installer of Systemglas fire resistant glazing systems, the Promat...
Posted On - 28/01/2025
Pilkington UK has entered into a new strategic trading agreement with Morgan Sindall Group to support the construction services giant’s design teams to maximise opportunities for the sustainable use of architectural glass in projects. Under the agreement, Pilkington UK will supply Morgan Sindall with its broad range of architectural glass used for energy efficiency, solar control and fire safety in residential and commercial...
Posted On - 28/01/2025
Morley Glass has been recognised by the Yorkshire business community for the achievements of its post-consumer IGU recycling initiative by being shortlisted in the Sustainability category of the Yorkshire Business of the Year Awards 2025. The initiative was developed in 2021 by Morley Glass in conjunction with Saint-Gobain Glass. It has already generated around 2,000 tonnes of cullet (crushed glass)...
Posted On - 14/01/2025
Morley Glass is offering FIT Show 2025 visitors the chance to attend the show in style by going as a VIP guest. The company, which is exhibiting at the show on stand J40, has a limited number of VIP tickets available to anyone in the window and door industry who registers to attend the show via a special QR code...
Posted On - 07/01/2025
It’s a year since Cornwall Group’s acquisition of Forward Glass. We review the first year and ask if further acquisitors could be on the horizon? “We have a bit of experience now. We’ve successfully purchased and integrated a number of different processing and merchanting businesses,” explained Mark Mitchell, chairman, the Cornwall Group. “That’s not to say it’s necessarily always straight...