Doors And Glass In Harmony

Editor's Comment

We have an extensive extensions feature in this issue with a focus on glass and rooflights. Editor Brian Shillibeer writes that more and more installers want to be in this sector. And more and more want to take on as much of an extension project as they can by adding skills to their teams or becoming the lead contractor and employing subbies. It should, though, come as a warning that a construction company and its director have been fined after being found guilty of safety breaches on an extension project that resulted in a five-year-old child being injured by a falling cast iron pipe.

Hurst Doors has announced the launch of the Harmony Glass Collection, a new range of handcrafted glasses which is available in selected door panel and composite door styles.

The collection features on-trend geometric designs which are sandblasted onto both faces of the double-glazed unit, the pattern of one face shown in the reverse of the other. The end result is a 3D effect when the designs are viewed at different angles.

“The skill of our designers in creating these glass styles certainly shines through, a real Hurst USP, that we strongly believe will help our customers close more door sales.”

– Hayley Barker

Marketing Manager, Hurst Doors

Privacy

As well as adding flair to any contemporary home, the Harmony Glass Collection ensures a high level of privacy whilst maximising the amount of natural light that is able to flood through the panes and brighten up homes.

Barker continued: “The Harmony Glass Collection is the result of research into current home interior trends and we’ve noticed a steady growth in homeowners choosing geometric patterns.

“We always strive to innovate and being able to do so in-house utilising our new sandblasting machine has been a really rewarding experience."

Brochure

Fabricators and installers interested in seeing more of these designs can request a free physical copy of the Hurst PVC and Composite door brochures. These brochures are also available to view and download online from the Hurst Doors website.

Picture: The Harmony Glass Collection.

www.hurstdoors.co.uk

Article written by Cathryn Ellis
17th February 2020

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