VBH has joined the Glass and Glazing Federation (GGF)

VBH joins the Glass and Glazing Federation (GGF)

VBH joins the Glass and Glazing Federation (GGF)

Hardware specialist, VBH, has announced that it joined the Glass and Glazing Federation (GGF).

Established in 1982, VBH is a manufacturer and supplier of high quality hardware and ancillaries for windows and doors of all materials.

As well as offering its own greenteQ brand, the company is also a distribution partner for what it says is some of the most widely respected names in hardware.

VBH Customers have access to products from AGB, Cotswold, Roto, Securistyle and Yale, amongst many others.

Richard Gyde, Managing Director at VBH, had this to say on the decision to join the GGF. He said: “The depth of knowledge that the GGF team has is exceptional, and is brought to the fore when representing our industry when in dialogue with outside agencies, including the Government.

“The members themselves, including several of our partners and competitors, also possess vast amounts of experience and we are keen to add the insight gained over our 44 years of trading to the collective knowledge pool.

“We’re very excited to join the GGF and its members at the forefront of driving and shaping standards and legislation for the benefit of the wider industry and, ultimately, consumers.”

For more information about VBH, visit: VBH Great Britain

Or for more information about the GGF, visit: Glass and Glazing Federation

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