TJN Experts Series Video Featuring GGF Now on YouTube

The first episode of the Joinery Hour’s Expert Series, featuring the Glass and Glazing Federation (GGF), is now live on YouTube.

If you missed this insightful session, now’s your chance to catch up and hear how the GGF and the timber industry is coming together to support businesses through collaboration and advocacy.

Lauren Mawford, Head of Commercial & Operations at GGF, shared the tangible value of GGF membership, highlighting key benefits such as:

24/7 access to legal, HR, and health & safety advice
A membership that delivers far more value than it costs
A growing movement focused on protecting and expanding your business

Whether you’re a current member or considering joining, this session is packed with practical insights and reasons to get involved. Watch now and see how GGF is working for you.

Watch the video now by clicking the above, or visiting: The Joinery Hour | GGF x The Joinery Network – Why Timber Manufacturers Need a Stronger Voice – YouTube

More news

The GK Joinery Forest reaches over 400 trees planted

John Grant, Managing Director at GK Joinery, discusses the GK Joinery Forest, in which the company plants a tree for every order received, to give back to the environment. “We started the GK Joinery Forest to add to the environmental work we were already doing across the business. “We work with timber every day, so… Continue reading

Forterro launches own AI platform

Software provider for sectors including fenestration, Forterro, has announced the launch of MyForterro.ai, its AI platform to help businesses that make, move and craft the products the world relies on apply artificial intelligence to everyday operational challenges. MyForterro.ai connects leading AI models with the trusted operational data held across Forterro’s secure software ecosystem. Customers can… Continue reading

Makita says “let there be light” with ML014G Tower Light

The new portable ML014G Tower Light from Makita is said to provide bright task lighting on construction sites where there is no power source. Compatible with both 18V LXT and 40V XGT batteries, and providing a maximum luminous flux of 15,000 lumens, the Makita Tower Light is said to be easy to carry and set… Continue reading