Attendees during the Great Harwood Windows Trade Morning

Great Harwood Windows hosts successful Trade Morning

Great Harwood Windows hosts successful Trade Morning

Great Harwood Windows (GHW) has recently opened its doors to trade customers, installers, and specifiers for a Trade Morning. The company said it had been a while since it had hosted a trade event, but felt it was “such a great morning with lots of great conversations about new products and upcoming projects”.

The morning was said to be a brilliant mix of familiar faces and new connections, with guests exploring the showroom, chatting over bacon butties from local supplier Northern Delights, and getting hands-on with an impressive lineup of products.

On show were the VEKA Omnia and Feinstruktur ranges, the Ultraframe HUP, the Soudal sundries range, the Comp Door composite collection, and the Spitfire S100 aluminium door — conversations about all of them reportedly flowed, alongside discussions about upcoming projects and how the GHW Windows team can best support its trade partners going forward.

Supplier representatives from Comp Door, Ultraframe, Soudal, and VEKA/Modplan were all on hand throughout the morning, sharing their product knowledge and expertise — adding so much to the morning.

To round things off with a bit of fun, guests were invited to guess how many mini eggs were in the jar for a chance to win a Hotel Chocolat Easter hamper. The winner was announced as Steve, who had the closest guess and went home very happy indeed!

GHW said: “A huge thank you to every customer who came along, to our suppliers for their time and enthusiasm, and to the GHW Windows team for pulling everything together so brilliantly. We hope to see everyone again soon.”

Great Harwood Windows are based in Blackburn, Lancashire serving Lancashire, Greater Manchester, Cheshire and further afield. Established in 1990, it has reportedly built up a reputation as being one a trusted and reliable supply and installation company, with both installers, specifiers, and homeowners, providing customers with a hassle free, personable service built on a long standing reputation that the company says you will not find anywhere else.

For more information about Great Harwood Windows, visit: Home – Great Harwood Windows

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