VBH 'All-Star 11 is a big success at FIT

VBH 'All-Star 11 is a big success at FIT
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Date: 10 June 2019

VBH (GB) lived up to its ‘INNOVATION Without Limits’ strapline by launching 11 new products at the FIT show in May.

The striking stand was a hive of activity, with fabricators and installers queuing to find out more about the latest products from VBH’s flagship greenteQ range and industry-leading Q-secure guarantee.    

New product highlights included the Q-Smart handle with fingerprint reader; new AGB tilt-and-turn system; two new outward opening window locking systems; Clearlift patio door system; slam shut door lock, 3* profile cylinder, stainless-steel Invisifold casement hinge and, last but not least, two new finishes; Enduro Steel and Antique Black!

“We got great feedback on the new Q-Smart handle in particular,” comments Gary Gleeson, Marketing Manager at VBH. “Plenty of stock will be available. We also had a lot of interest from Deceuninck fabricators in the PAS24-rated hardware package for the Heritage flush door, which includes the bespoke greenteQ Sigma adjustable hinge. Visitors to the stand were also really impressed with the AGB ArTech Tilt & Turn system, which has passed over 2,000 hours of salt spray testing and is available exclusively through VBH.”

‘The greenteQ Arms’ was also busy on the exhibition’s late-night opening on the first day, with customers, prospects and media enjoying the high-quality spirits on offer from a distillery close to VBH’s Kent headquarters. “It was a great opportunity to catch up on industry news and the bar went down well with visitors, setting the scene for a very successful show for VBH,” Simon concludes.

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