Clayton Glass is one of the UK’s leading manufacturers of insulating glass units (IGUs) used in windows, doors and roofs. Our mission is to glaze homes all over Britain with consistent, high-quality glass units utilising our unrivalled expertise and dedicated, personal service. Our 70 years in the Glazing industry is a result of pushing the boundaries of both quality and technology advancement

FOREL was founded in 1976 by two brothers to cater for the demands of the fast-growing glass machinery business in Italy, and has grown to become one of the largest family-owned glass machinery manufacturers in the world.
Our UK and Ireland branch was opened three years ago to ensure the business could offer not just the machinery but unrivalled service and support for our UK and Irish customers.

FOREL is known worldwide for innovation and has won numerous international awards, including the 2025 G Award for machinery innovation for our solution to thin triple sealed units, a technology which we will be showing at the Glazing Summit that finally gives a solution to the issue of improving U-values without increasing the weight.

Market research is the keystone to success in business - but it needs to be accurate and actionable.

If you're a company working in the UK fenestration industry, whether you want to analyse market trends, assess brand perception or improve your customer experiences, trust us to deliver targeted insights you can rely on.

Meet the team at the Glazing Summit this year, or contact us today to chat about how we can help you achieve your business goals.
Email: charlotte@keystonemr.co.uk
Telephone: 07722 588502

The British Woodworking Federation (BWF) is the trade association representing the woodworking and joinery manufacturing industry in the UK. It has over 500 members drawn from manufacturers, distributors and installers of timber doors and timber fire doors, windows, conservatories, staircases, furniture, all forms of architectural joinery as well as suppliers to the industry. Central to the BWF is our Code of Conduct, against which all members are audited. We believe this is the basis of our success in recruiting and retaining quality members who put health and safety, regulatory and legislative best practice, and sustainability at the heart of what they do. Our focus is on ‘Building it Better with Wood’, promoting the inherent advantages of wood for new builds, renovations and heritage projects, and ensuring it remains the material of choice for specifiers, housebuilders, architects, and consumers.

CAB promote and protect the use of Aluminium in the UK Commercial and Domestic architectural aluminium industry

CAB’s key corporate objectives are:

• Educate and inform users, specifiers and clients of the features and benefits of aluminium as a sustainable building material
• Promote technical excellence in the use of aluminium in building, including fenestration, façade and building envelope products
• Encourage the development of an increasingly professional and trained workforce within the aluminium in building products sector
• Provide an authoritative and cost effective trade association that professionally represents and promotes the market place to Government, the media, regulations and standards agencies, sister trade associations and other relevant bodies.

FENSA’s mission is to improve window and door replacements across England and Wales, by professionalising installers and protecting homeowners. We help the FENSA community save money and win more work.

The Glass and Glazing Federation is the leading trade body for companies involved in the manufacture, supply and installation of glass and glazing products across the UK. It represents the interests of the sector while promoting high standards, innovation, and responsible practice.

The GGF is committed to improving understanding of glass as a versatile and sustainable building material. It works with government, manufacturers, installers and end users to share guidance and best practice. A core focus of the Federation is supporting technical competence and quality. Through its involvement in standards, regulations, and technical guidance, the GGF helps ensure glass and glazing products are specified and installed correctly in both residential and commercial projects.

The GGF also promotes skills development and professionalism, helping to build a capable and future ready workforce.

Clearview Group is an independent publishing company with two trade titles targeting the fenestration industry, Clearview distributes over 14000 copies each month to a targeted audience by post, PRO Installer is distributed via trade counters across the UK with a monthly distribution of 30,000. Locksmith Journal completes our portfolio of trade titles, it’s the leading magazine in this sector distributed to 9500 Locksmiths and associated companies and has recently been changed to monthly distribution.

Clearview Group acquired the Door Industry Journal last year, a trade magazine focusing on the domestic and commercial UK garage door and industrial doors and shutters market , a quarterly publication that dovetails nicely with our other titles.

Brought to you by the Glass and Glazing Products (GGP) magazine, the Installer Awards celebrate the important contributions of our industry’s installers, championing excellent projects and installer-focussed services. The awards offer your business the opportunity to showcase talent, to promote excellence and to inspire others within the fenestration and wider industry, as well as to bolster your trophy cabinet.

Glass and Glazing Products (GGP) magazine provides fresh insight for businesses in the UK’s window, door, conservatory and glass trade. Established in 1982, it is printed monthly, and also available to read online.
At the cutting edge of the window, door and conservatory market, GGP represents the full spectrum of the industry: from installers to fabricators and from systems houses to hardware manufacturers. GGP’s mission is to arm its readers with the information they need to enhance their businesses in what is a competitive and challenging market place.

PRO Installer ‘voice of the trade’ has been established for over 10 years and has shown significant growth in readership and distribution in line with the upturn in trade counter outlets across the UK in that time.
Free to pick up in over 650 trade counters targeting window and door Installers and the SME builders market.

At the very heart of the roofing, cladding and insulation markets since 1980, RCI champions best practice, raises awareness of safety issues on-site and promotes business excellence. RCI delivers its mixture of news, views, trends and product updates through print, a weekly newsletter and its website, as well as in person at its ever-relevant and popular RCI Show. RCI also acknowledges excellence through the highly-successful Façade Awards UK and Pitched Roofing Awards.

Delivering an exceptional depth of informative and captivating editorial coverage for our readers, plus keeping the industry up to date with the latest product innovations and developments, Specify & Build magazine provides content that leading specifiers working across all project types can rely on.

For 20 years The Fabricator magazine has reported on the window, door, conservatory, glass unit and façade sector. It commissions externally-sourced features on manufacturing, business matters and best practice principles.

The editor is always happy to discuss submissions with potential contributors and will consider a brief synopsis of the feature sent by email. Please include full contact details. We would be obliged if contributors also provide suitable photography.
The Fabricator sources news from the industry and from outside the industry.

The digital magazine can be found at: www.profinder.eu and features published in the magazine, are re-purposed to appear on our news website www.thefabricator.pro

Launched in the mid-nineties, The Installer was re-launched in its present format in 2000. It is still the only industry publication that runs externally-sourced features, specifically on business best practice principles covering everything from insurance through to health and safety and training.

We are always happy to discuss submissions with potential contributors or consider articles based on a brief synopsis. This should be sent by email to the editor along with full contact details.
We also require suitable photography.

The Installer sources news from the industry and from outside the industry.

The digital magazine can be found at: www.profinder.eu and features published in the magazine, are re-purposed to appear on our news website www.theinstaller.pro

Harry’s Pals is a charity dedicated to addressing a critical and often invisible gap in support for parent carers across the country. Founded in 2022 by Hayley Charlesworth, whose son Harry has profound and complex needs, the charity was born from lived experience and a deep understanding of the emotional toll placed on families—and the devastating consequences when parents are not cared for.

When parents receive the life-shattering news that their child has a life-limiting or life-threatening condition, many are plunged into overwhelming fear, grief, and isolation. Without support, families can reach breaking point. Parents describe feeling abandoned, hopeless, and, in some cases, suicidal. Harry’s Pals exists to intervene before families reach that crisis. Through vital emotional support—including bespoke counselling and therapy, peer support networks, and restorative short breaks—we help prevent family breakdown and reduce the risk of catastrophic outcomes. Our work ensures families are seen, supported, and are able to find coping mechanisms for the road ahead.