We’re proud to share some exciting news: Glasscraft has been named as a finalist in two categories at the upcoming 2025 National Fenestration Awards (NFAs)!
We’ve been shortlisted for IGU Manufacturer of the Year for the second year in a row and we are also shortlisted for Integral Blinds Company of the Year.
Being recognised in not just one, but two categories is a fantastic achievement and a reflection of the hard work, innovation, and quality that runs through everything we do at Glasscraft. We’re incredibly grateful to everyone who nominated us and continues to support our journey.
The National Fenestration Awards are especially meaningful to us as they are the only industry awards that are nominated and voted for by the people who live and breathe fenestration every day; our peers, customers, and industry partners. That makes being a finalist all the more rewarding.
Commenting on the nomination, Managing Director Bob Norris said:
“To be named a finalist in two key categories is a real honour. It’s a credit to our fantastic team and a sign that the industry recognises the quality and care that go into both our IGU production and integral blinds offering. Thank you to everyone who nominated us; we’re truly grateful.”
We’re looking forward to the awards ceremony later this year and celebrating with fellow finalists and industry professionals. Win or lose, being recognised among the best in the business is something we’re extremely proud of.
Voting for the NFAs is now open, and every vote makes a difference. Click here to vote: https://www.fenestrationawards.co.uk/nfa25/ If you believe in what we do and the products we deliver, we’d be hugely grateful for your support.
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