Proud partners

The Vacuum Glazing Network said it is proud to be working in collaboration with The Joinery Network to supply the best performing glazing on the market, in partnership with the high-quality Lignum system. Passivglas vacuum glazing has emerged as a groundbreaking innovation in the field of window design, that not only enhances the comfort of… Continue reading Proud partners

Counting down the days

Sarah Ball, the founder of Modern Joinery and organiser of the Kelly’s Heroes Climb Kilimanjaro, expresses gratitude and excitement as the team prepares for the challenging journey, raising funds for Kelly’s Heroes charity.

Get yourself to PiGs Newcastle!

The PiGs (People in Glazing Society) event in Newcastle on August 22nd is set to be an unforgettable evening for the glazing sector community. Join industry professionals for networking in a stunning riverside venue. Book free tickets now!

111 years of service

Blairs Windows and Doors, a part of Saveheat Group, celebrates 111 years. They are known for quality timber and PVC-U products, partnering with Profine UK and Kömmerling for future growth.

A joined-up approach

The Affiliate Partner Day for The Joinery Network on 5 September will see both affiliates and founder partners come together in a valuable session to strengthen what’s on offer to members.  “The power of The Joinery Network has come from cooperation and collaboration from the start,” said Andy Ball, Founder Director at The Joinery Network… Continue reading A joined-up approach

UAP’s Barry Halpin make £1,065 for Kelly’s Heroes

Barry ‘Baz’ Halpin UAP’s Group Sales Director and Kelly’s Heroes Kilimanjaro climber, which also includes The Joinery Network’s Andy Ball, has added £1,065 to his total with a spectacular fundraising afternoon on Sunday 21 July.   Hosted at local microbrewery Cock o’ the North, live music was at the centre of the afternoon. The Marshall’s School… Continue reading UAP’s Barry Halpin make £1,065 for Kelly’s Heroes

A mixed bag for timber imports

Los Angeles, California, USA - October 9, 2021: Cranes unloading container ships in the Port of Los Angeles

May 2024 was the best month of 2024 to-date for timber import volumes, according to the latest Timber Development UK (TDUK) statistics. Although volumes in May 2024 haven’t quite matched the high point of 969,000m3 seen in May 2023, at 897,000m3 it remains the best month of 2024 so far. Covering the period January to… Continue reading A mixed bag for timber imports