Europe's largest vertical sliding sash window manufacturer in major expansion

Date: 19 September 2014

Europe's largest vertical sliding sash window manufacturer in major expansion with a new 100,000 sq ft operation at Capel Hendre.   Leff to right Jonathan Richards (relationship director at Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking) (left) and Brendan McCambridge (managing director of Victorian Sliders).

Image by Huw Evans Picture Agency.

Europe's biggest manufacturer of vertical sliding sash windows has acquired new premises and land with the support of a £1.15m loan from Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking.

Victorian Sliders based in Hendy has experienced strong growth since it was founded in 2005 and now makes more than 1,400 PVCu vertical sliding sash windows every week for trade customers across the UK.

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