Window Widgets to go pink at the FIT Show

Window Widgets to go pink at the FIT Show
Photo source
www.fitshow.co.uk

Date: 25 March 2019

A distinctive pink livery from Window Widgets will be on display at the FIT Show this May, where the company will showcase a wide range of ancillaries for PVCu and aluminium window and door systems, along with other industry product solutions.

Window Widgets will also be looking to highlight the importance of CE Marking for baypole jacks, something that’s also being pushed by BSI in an awareness campaign. There will be several members of staff on the stand that will be able to answer all questions on this topic and also on other technical matters relating to their broad product range.

While aluminium and PVCu ancillaries form an important part of their product portfolio, the wide range of couplers and weatherbars are also important for those in the composite door sector. Given the product portfolio, Window Widgets will also be taking details for those people and companies that want a copy of their latest 158-page product catalogue, which has been dubbed as ‘the big pink book.’

Michael Hart, technical director of Window Widgets commented: ‘The name Window Widgets stands for product and quality excellence in ancillaries and is the UK’s number 1 in the sector. We’re looking forward to meeting visitors to the stand where we can answer technical queries, provide expert guidance and even offer hospitality on our sister brand stand with The Residence Collection.’

For further information please visit stand I70 at the FIT Show or visit www.windowwidgets.co.uk

600450 Window Widgets to go pink at the FIT Show glassonweb.com

See more news about:

Others also read

PiGs has been confirmed once again as a Supporting Organisation of the Glazing Summit, continuing its commitment to backing the one-day event for the second year running.
The products and technologies behind today’s building envelopes are changing rapidly, and so are the decisions architects and contractors need to make about them.
New solar heat gain restrictions in the National Building Code are transforming Canadian building design, a challenge a panel of industry experts broke down last week at the FGIA Fall Conference.
Joe Hague, International Business Development Manager, FOREL, discusses why face-to-face meetings, such as at FIT Show, is as integral as ever.
On 8 September 2026, Glass for Europe took part in a roundtable on energy organised by the European Commission’s DG ENER.
This year, the glass community will gather at Glasstec, 20-23 October, Dusseldorf, Germany.

Add new comment

From industry

NEWS RELATED PRODUCTS

A+W Software GmbH