PiGs Bristol 2026

Two weeks to go until PiGs Bristol

Two weeks to go until PiGs Bristol

There are now just two weeks to go until PiGs AKA People in Glazing Society’s Bristol event, with glazing and joinery professionals from across the country set to gather for an evening of networking, discussion and industry insight.

Taking place on Thursday 25 June at Brown & Bye on the Bristol harbourside, the event will once again bring together manufacturers, installers, suppliers and industry bodies in the relaxed and informal environment that PiGs is known for.

Among those expected to attend are Andy Ball, Director of The Joinery Network, alongside members of the Glass and Glazing Federation (GGF) team, and many more, offering attendees a valuable opportunity to connect with key figures from both the joinery and glazing sectors.

Ahead of the main evening event at 5pm, attendees will also be able to take part in the latest PiGs Talking Shop with Glazpartners session.

Starting at 4pm, the technical-focused discussion hour will provide an opportunity to explore current industry topics, share knowledge and gain practical insights from fellow professionals.

PiGs has reportedly become renowned for creating an environment where meaningful business relationships can be formed, ideas can be exchanged and industry challenges discussed, all without the formality often associated with traditional networking events.

With interest continuing to grow from those that overlap the joinery and glazing sectors, PiGs Bristol offers a valuable opportunity for timber window and door manufacturers, installers and suppliers to connect with peers, meet potential new contacts and keep up to date with developments across the wider fenestration industry.

Those wishing to attend are encouraged to register now to secure their place and avoid missing out on one of the region’s most anticipated industry networking events.

To register for free tickets, visit: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/people-in-glazing-bristol-tickets-1311869128879?aff=oddtdtcreator

 

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