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New Uni-Blind Slides Into Range
Exclusive to Morley Glass, the SV+ is a completely symmetrical version of the ScreenLine SV (sliding venetian) Uni-Blind system. This is achieved by the...
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BIG takes on Dunn
To help drive its ambitions for growth in 2026, Coventry based Blinds in Glass Group BiGG has teamed up with Lee Marriott and his newly created DUN Agency. Lee will work closely with managing director Ian Woolley to create a more professional sales infrastructure that incorporates the growing BiGG portfolio of quality focused products for the door and window industry.
Over the last 18 months, BiGG has added Apeer front doors, ThermINcoat membrane, VacuumIN hand soldered vacuum leaded lights, and Regency Triple featuring Corning Enlighten Glass from Regency Glass. These are in addition to the company’s existing range of window blind products, and BiGG IGUs from its recently opened manufacturing line. Lee Marriott will be instrumental in rolling the products out to his network of window and door companies, from the Midlands south.
“The BiGG product portfolio has evolved through Ian’s absolute commitment to delivering quality above all else, giving us a solid foundation on which to build future sales,” says DUN Agency’s managing director Lee Marriott. “That quality ethos is more important now than ever before – with companies facing smaller markets and tighter margins, having access to products which come with the confidence you can only get with quality, is crucial to long term success. The BiGG portfolio gives us multiple ways of helping window companies achieve lower U-values, no matter what their preferred method.”
“Sticking to that quality ethos is not always easy, but it is fundamental to the way in which we do business at Blinds in Glass, and Lee has a similar mindset when it comes to choosing his own product range for the DUN Agency,” says Ian Woolley. “We’ve both been in this industry for many years and understand the damage that poor standards can do. Any savings you might make on cheaper products will always be eaten up by expensive remedials. Who needs that hassle and expense?
“Lee’s input will be instrumental in helping us get our message to a wider audience,” says Ian Woolley. “We have been meticulous in selecting and accepting new products that we believe will help futureproof lower U-value requirements, and now is the time to be getting out to market with a stronger message and a confident promise of delivery and fulfilment.”
Article written by John Roper
18th May 2026