West Port’s outstanding timber windows in the spotlight at FIT 2019

West Port’s outstanding timber windows in the spotlight at FIT 2019
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Date: 31 January 2019

2019 will see a FIT Show debut from West Port, one of the UK’s leading timber fabricators.

Renowned countrywide for its mix of traditional craftsmanship and cutting-edge manufacturing technology, the Cumbria firm will be bringing a selection of stunning British-made timber windows and doors to what’s become the biggest date in the glass and glazing calendar.

“Pictures and brochures are one thing,” comments Managing Director Sean Parnaby. “But you need to see a West Port product up close to truly appreciate the level of skill and attention to detail that goes into crafting every single one.

“There’s a growing awareness that timber is an exceptional modern fenestration material, at least on a par with uPVC and aluminium. But in many respects, timber exceeds them – there isn’t a greener, more sustainable material available.

“All in all, it offers an outstanding balance of looks, performance and versatility, making it a fantastic way of appealing to affluent end-users.

“There’s never been a better time to start offering timber, as we look forward to explaining to hundreds of installers from all across the nation at the FIT Show 2019!”

The show will be held from the 21-23 of May 2019 at the Birmingham NEC. West Port will be on Stand K68.

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