National Fenestration Awards Voting – OPEN!

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Date: 19 September 2023

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Date: 19 September 2023

The finalists of the 2023 National Fenestration Awards have been announced!

HERE you can find all the fantastic people and companies that made the cut this year.

Voting closes: 29th September at 9pm

Awards presentation: October 28th

Information on this year’s awards presentation can be found here. Tickets will sell out quickly for this event, so reserve yours now!

Good luck to all the #NFA23 finalists!

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