COMING SOON: The Joinery Network event not to be missed

COMING SOON: The Joinery Network event not to be missed

With increased interest in The Joinery Network, the team are looking at creating a big event later in the year to coincide with the AGM.

“Systemisation has always been the key to success with The Joinery Network. The founder directors created and tested the Lignum timber window and door system, and have continued to develop the range of products,” says Andy Ball, Founder Director at The Joinery Network.

“Having a range of products that conform to building regulations gives joiners more opportunities for sales. The issue for many joinery companies as the cost of testing is prohibitive. That headache is removed for scheme members as they have access to the complete range of compliant Lignum products to manufacture and sell for a fraction of the cost of testing a product themselves.

“After the Materials and Finishes Show (MAFS), the partners decided to create bigger event later in the year to coincide with the AGM for existing members and affiliates, to discuss how we can help members get more sales.”

Watch this space for the announcement …

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