A successful PWE debut for RegaLead 2026

PWE debut opens new doors for RegaLead

PWE debut opens new doors for RegaLead

RegaLead says it has enjoyed a successful debut appearance at the Professional Woodworking Expo (PWE).

Held at The NEC at the same time as InstallerSHOW and Painting and Decorating Show, the event attracted timber installers and joinery manufacturers from across the UK.

RegaLead showcased its extensive range of decorative glass options which are available in bespoke shapes and sizes for timber doors.

Sample panels on the stand included Signature, Etched and bespoke glass designs from RegaLead’s Stained Glass Overlay (SGO) range.

Guy Hubble, Joint Managing Director of RegaLead said: “It’s been a great couple of days at the NEC, and really good to chat to a range of joinery manufacturers and installers about how our decorative glass options can really help to transform their range and recreate traditional timber door aesthetics.

“One of the key takeaways from our conversations with visitors was that the timber door market is lacking an established supply chain for decorative glass, making it difficult to source complete units and take advantage of upselling opportunities.

“RegaLead has been a key supplier for the PVC-U, aluminium and composite door markets for many years, and now we’ve replicated that model to offer national coverage for timber windows and doors.

“Our range has been specially designed to take away the headaches of sourcing decorative glass options, with complete double and triple glazed unit options delivered in a complete range of designs, colours, shapes, sizes and styles, as well as bespoke design options.”

Positioned near industry partners The Joinery Network and its fellow affiliates, the show provided an opportunity for RegaLead to launch its new range of standard decorative glass options for Lignum entrance doors.

The stand featured a Lignum timber door in Olive Green with New Orleans Signature decorative glass in the main door and side panel.

Additionally, RegaLead launched a brand-new etched glass design to the market at the show.

Double Victorian Border glass is available in standard and bespoke sizes for timber and composite doors, toplights and sidelights.

Guy added: “Our etched glazed designs are a great solution for both traditional and contemporary door styles, with our border and repeat patterns offering an extra element of subtle style for doors.

“For something more stand out, colourful and unique, we also offer completely bespoke glass design options, featuring coloured films, bevels, textured glass and leading, handcrafted by our experts at our factory in Hamilton.”

For more information on RegaLead’s range of decorative glass options for timber and composite doors, head to regalead.co.uk

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