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The Installer Magazine – March 2026
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Brian Shillibeer reviews the News from this issue and lauds some of the exciting initiatives taking place in the industry and in the wider construction sector. One of those is the Grand Builders’ Tea-Lay, the UK’s first ever national builder’s brew relay to tackle the crippling mental health crisis in the trades.
Getting On The Brand Wagon
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Have you noticed that some brands stick out more than others? They seem to be everywhere at once. Maybe on lorries and vans or their adverts in the trade press while their websites are exciting and easy to find. This is what brand is all about – and more – writes Purplex’ Andrew Scott.
Charm At The Farm – Plus Modern Performance Of Course
Residence 9 windows have been installed as part of a Grade II listed farmhouse renovation in Leicestershire – combining timeless charm and modern performance.
Boxing Clever On Box Ends
Freefoam Building Products reports that its popular Woodgrain FMS Magnum Square Leg Fascia (405mm) is now available in a shorter length of 1.25 metres.
Ridge On The River Bann
Keylite has provided bespoke ridge windows for an ultramodern self-build home overlooking the River Bann in Northern Ireland.
Looking Back On Triple-Track
Slider TT24 pioneer, Burbage Custom Windows, has looked back on the benefits of the new triple-track patio door from Deceuninck, for fabricators and installers, since first taking the system on.
Surespec For Standard Specs
SureSpec tackles a well-known challenge in the industry where window and door specifications are inconsistent having been recycled from past projects and sometimes failing to reflect modern compliance requirements.
Heritage Trade Frames Sees Stellar Growth
Trade fabricator Heritage Trade Frames has seen growth for its Stellar slimline bi-fold door, with sales increasing by more than 55% over a three-year period.