CiiLOCK has recently won two awards at the AGWA 2025 Design Awards

Double AGWA 2025 Design Award Win for CiiLOCK Engineering

CiiLOCK Engineering has announced that its Naked Roller has received recognition from the Australian Glass and Window Association by way of two Award wins in the AGWA 2025 Design Awards.

In the category of “Most Innovative Component”, the Naked Roller won the Victoria State round of the Design Awards, then went on to claim the Highly Commended Award in the National finals.

The Naked Roller builds on the trusted performance of CiiLOCK’s renowned “Mother of all Rollers” sliding door roller range, while reportedly pushing innovation even further.

Designed with sustainability in mind, it reduces thermal bridging in high-performance systems, helps lower household energy consumption and has had the high carbon components removed.

Katie Wilson, CiiLOCK UK Product Specialist, said: “These AGWA 2025 Design awards highlight the dedication of our team in delivering solutions that balance performance, innovation and environmental responsibility. We are incredibly proud of this recognition.”

She added “This awards success is a testament to CiiLOCK’s ongoing commitment to innovation and greener solutions. As our industry looks to the future, we continue to prove that performance and environmental responsibility can roll forward together”.

If you would like to find out more about the Mother of all Rollers range, including the Naked Roller, please contact: katie@ciilock.com

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