The CiiLOCK Engineering UK team at FIT Show 2025

CiiLOCK Engineering debuts at FIT Show 2025

Fenestration hardware Company, CiiLOCK Engineering, has confirmed it will be exhibiting for the first time at FIT Show 2025.

Katie Wilson, Marketing Specialist at CiiLOCK, commented: “As regular visitors to the FIT Show, we recognise the value of this key industry event. This year we are thrilled to have partnered with CAB, securing space on their stand to showcase a range of our innovative hardware solutions. We’re looking forward to discussing how our products can enhance your Aluminium, uPVC or Timber end products.

Katie, who has exhibited at FIT Show before, is excited for this new chapter with CiiLOCK. She explained: “This is my first time exhibiting with CiiLOCK, I am proud to be part of the team and can’t wait to introduce our leading edge products to the industry”

Steve Hopwood, General Manager added: “We are delighted to have a presence on the CAB stand and excited to meet up with long standing industry friends whilst forging new connections. The FIT Show also offers a fantastic opportunity to discover the most up to date industry products”.

Katie and Steve will be joined by their Technical Sales Manager, Paul Proctor, on Stand R76. The team are keen to chat to anyone from the Fenestration Industry about how CiiLOCK’s forward thinking hardware solutions can add value to end products.

CiiLOCK Engineering – Hardware Innovation Specialists

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