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Cover Story - Jaw Dropping Doors Dropping In 2023
For 36 years, Window Warehouse has been providing the industry with quality doors and windows and now having launched a range of vertical sliders in 2022, will drop a jaw dropping new range of composite doors on the market in 2023. To read more click the pic.
Scott's Corner - Leverage Marketing To Maximise Your Leverage
Andrew Scott explains why companies should continue investing in their sales and marketing strategies in 2023 despite economic uncertainty – especially if they invested during the pandemic in buildings, staff and equipment and have borrowing to pay off. To read more click the pic.
GGF Skilled Pathways Scheme To Blossom
Launched earlier this year, the GGF Skilled Pathways Scheme was created to help an industry recruit new people – Tom Butler explains to The Installer Magazine it works. To read more click the pic.
Trade News - Jones Joins Apeer
Fenestration veteran Andy Jones has joined New World Developments, the company behind door brand Apeer and door and window brands Silka and Lumi. To read more click the pic
Technical Article – Don’t Let The Drains Cause You Pains
Don Waterworth, The Installer’s Technical Expert, kicks-off 2023 with a reference back to his last article of 2022 and a warning to perform pre-construction checks before building a conservatory or other extension – particularly with respect to drainage. To read more click the pic
Market View - Consumer Disputes Add To Installer Stress
Faisal Hussain explains why DGCOS being an approved ADR Competent Authority gives the organisation an insight into how consumer complaints relate to the results of its Glass and Glazing Mental Health Survey 2022. To read more click the pic
Conservatories & Rooflights - Defeating Overheating And Meeting Doc O
TuffX’s Commercial Director, Paul Higgins, explains what the Building Regulations Part O means for glass and glazing in new homes, especially when it comes to the company’s speciality – rooflights. To read more click the pic
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