Window Ware has been named a finalist at the G Awards 2025 for Promotional Campaign of the Year

Window Ware Named G Award Finalist

Window Ware Named G Award Finalist

Window Ware has announced it has been named a finalist in the G-Awards 2025 Promotional Campaign of the Year category.

The nomination is in recognition of the integrated marketing campaign executed for the launch of its Regal Hardware Knurled range of door and window handles.

The collection, which is said to tap into the growing trend for heritage and industrial-style premium hardware, was introduced to the market earlier this year through a resource-optimised, multi-channel strategy that uniquely leveraged partner collaborations to achieve maximum market exposure and generate high-quality product marketing assets.

The G-Awards celebrate excellence and innovation across the glazing industry, and the Promotional Campaign of the Year award specifically acknowledges outstanding and highly effective marketing initiatives. Window Ware is one of eight companies shortlisted in this competitive category.

Sarah Binns, Window Ware’s Sales & Marketing Director, commented on the nomination: “We are incredibly proud to have our work recognised by the G-Awards judging panel. Being named a finalist is a wonderful validation of our team’s efforts and the innovative approach we took to launch the Regal Hardware Knurled Collection. We aimed to create maximum impact and support our trade customers effectively, and this recognition suggests we hit the mark.”

The full collection is now available and has reportedly seen strong uptake from fabricators and installers looking to offer their customers a premium, tactile finish.

Window Ware extended its sincere congratulations to all the finalists across every category and wishes them the best of luck for the awards ceremony on 28 November at the London Hilton on Park Lane.

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