The latest recycling data from Morley Glass shows that the company has now generated more than 3,000 tonnes of cullet through the crushing of post-consumer IGUs it collects from its integral blind customers.

Morley Glass’s scheme, which pioneered the recycling of post-consumer IGUs at scale when it first launched in 2021, allows installers to divert the IGUs extracted from windows and doors during replacement projects away from landfill. In addition to helping installers save money on waste disposal costs,

Schlegel, a Quanex company and manufacturer of sealing systems for windows and doors, has been featured on BBC’s Look North for its continued support for UTC South Durham’s Industry Projects programme.

The initiative, run by the technical college and sixth form in Newton Aycliffe, gives STEM students the opportunity to work on real challenges set by regional employers while helping them develop the practical and transferable skills employers need.

Aluminium fabricator 23 Doors has further strengthened its manufacturing capabilities with the installation of a FOM Industrie FMC 120 CNC Machining Centre from Haffner.

The investment forms part of the next phase of growth for 23 Doors, which manufactures a comprehensive range of bespoke aluminium bi-folding doors, sliding doors, entrance doors, windows and rooflights from its Manchester-based factory.

With the entrance door market bursting at the seams, Hurst says there is still plenty of room for manufacturers who invest and innovate – and the installers who choose to work with them.

The UK entrance door market is more crowded than ever, with numerous suppliers jostling for position, growing product ranges and stiff competition for homeowners’ attention.

As consumers continue to invest in doors that deliver security, energy efficiency and improved kerb appeal, demand remains steady,

Jade Engineering has announced it has once again achieved internationally recognised management standards, marking the culmination of a major two-year programme of investment and creating a stronger platform for the company’s next phase of growth.

The Coventry-based machinery and tooling specialist has secured ISO 9001:2015 certification for quality management and ISO 45001:2018 certification for occupational health and safety.

Insight Data is reporting growing demand for Salestracker, as suppliers of products and services into the glazing industry replace fragmented sales processes with a single platform that manages leads, quotes and orders from first enquiry to confirmed sale.

Bringing every stage of the sales journey together in one place, Salestracker combines Insight Data’s live market intelligence with integrated sales management, giving teams complete visibility of their pipeline while reducing administration and eliminating the need for multiple disconnected systems, says the company.

As Brouha Marketing, a leading comms agency in the fenestration sector, celebrates its 20th birthday, MD Fiona Lund looks at what has really changed in marketing over two decades (and what hasn’t).

Fiona explains more: “When I set up Brouha twenty years ago, marketing and PR were very different crafts. Apart from the inevitable need for Crisis PR, the pace was slower, more predictable, and often more forgiving. Campaigns were planned in quarters, not sprints.

Window Ware has launched its brand-new website, transforming its online store into a 24/7 hardware hub.

Built to make life easier for fenestration businesses, the new platform has already sparked a major spike in web traffic, driving Window Ware to its second-best digital sales month ever just weeks after going live, claims the company.

The new platform represents far more than a simple visual refresh; it is a total upgrade designed to make hardware ordering faster,

Entrance Composite Door Solutions has expanded its Elegance Collection with new designs developed to deliver a more authentic timber-inspired appearance while retaining the performance benefits of a GRP composite door, says the company.

Officially launched on July 1, the updated collection introduces the Evoke, a six-panel moulded door design alongside the new Contour Traditional cassette, which has been developed to replicate the appearance of traditional timber mouldings.

The way homeowners buy home improvement products is always changing. Whilst traditional methods such as brochures, samples and drawings still have their place, digital technology is helping installers provide customers with a clearer understanding of their projects before installation begins.

For installers, creating a successful customer journey involves more than simply providing a quote. Customers want to visualise how their new windows, doors or extensions will look, understand their options and feel confident before making a decision.

Andy Royle, director and co-founder of Leads 2 Trade, explains why human conversations still win more genuine sales leads than technology alone will ever manage

Twenty years in this industry has taught me one thing above all else, and that’s homeowners buy from people they trust, not from a form on a screen.

That belief sits at the heart of everything we do at Leads 2 Trade, and it explains why, as we mark our 20th anniversary this year,

Endurance Doors has reinforced its commitment to helping Installer Partners win more business with the launch of a dedicated Content Creation Service, led by newly appointed Content Photographer & Videographer, Jordan Buffey.

The new service is available exclusively to Endurance Installer Partners and represents a fresh approach to manufacturer support – going beyond the provision of shared marketing assets that is typical of the sector to provide bespoke and professionally produced content centred around installers’ own projects,