National Glass Association Presents Best in Show Awards

Date: 2 October 2024

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Best Software Booth winner, CAD-PLAN | Photo: GlassBuild America

Date: 2 October 2024

Congratulations to the GlassBuild 2024 Best in Show!

Accompanied by a high school marching band, National Glass Association board members and staff presented Best in Show Awards to the following winners for their exhibit booths at GlassBuild America 2024. Congratulations!

Overall Best Booth: Quanex #32021
Large Booth: Deceuninck North America #25023
Machinery Booth: Salem Fabrication Supplies/HHH Equipment Resources #27037
Software Booth: CAD-PLAN North America #22009
First Time Exhibitor: Simonswerk North America, Inc. #10027
Medium Booth: UNI-K #52097
Small Booth, 200 square feet: NVOY Fire Rated Systems #14013
Small Booth, 100 square feet: LM Packaging #14048

The winners were selected by a panel of judges.

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