
We are thrilled to announce that Glasscraft has been awarded IGU Manufacturer of the Year at the 2024 National Fenestration Awards, held on 26th October at the Hilton Garden Inn at Doncaster Racecourse.
The National Fenestration Awards (NFAs) are among the most prestigious recognitions in our industry as they are nominated and voted for by the fenestration community itself. To be chosen as the UK’s leading IGU manufacturer by our industry peers is an incredible honour, and a true testament to the dedication and craftsmanship of our entire team.
Glasscraft’s Operation Director, Carla Hewitt, expressed her gratitude, saying:
“This award is a huge moment for everyone at Glasscraft. To be recognised by the industry for the quality of our IGUs means everything to us. It’s a testament to the hard work, innovation, and consistency our team brings to every unit we manufacture. I want to thank all our staff, customers, and partners who have supported us – we share this win with you.”
The NFAs are unique in their openness and transparency, giving a voice to professionals across the supply chain, from installers and fabricators to architects and suppliers. With thousands of votes cast each year, the awards reflect genuine industry sentiment, making this win all the more meaningful.
Over the past year, Glasscraft has continued to invest in cutting-edge manufacturing processes, quality control, and sustainable practices, ensuring our IGUs remain at the forefront of performance and reliability. This award not only recognises past achievements but motivates us to keep pushing boundaries.
We would like to thank everyone who voted for us and congratulate all the other winners and nominees who continue to raise the bar in our industry.
Here’s to continued excellence, innovation, and partnership.
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