Euroglaze First With New Sliding Patio Door

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Euroglaze is amongst the first fabricators to start producing Rehau’s brand new Slinova patio door. Based in Barnsley but supplying nationwide, Euroglaze produces a full suite of Rehau products.

Having completed the machine tooling and software adaptations required for Slinova well in advance of the official launch at the start of October, Euroglaze has already secured its first large order.

Martin Nettleton, Euroglaze’s MD, says: “We’re proud to be Rehau’s longest serving customer in the UK. We’ve partnered with them on the successful launch of some of their most iconic products over the years – from the Heritage vertical slider to Total 70 and Rio.

“We’re tremendously excited to be doing it all again with Slinova – particularly since this is such a great looking product with huge potential to help our stockists and installers win new business.”

Slim Sightlines

The Slinova sliding patio has slim sightlines to maximising natural light. It has a visible frame and sash width of 129mm. It can be used to fabricate doors up to a maximum width of 4m and maximum height of 2.4m.

Barry Gilligan, Rehau’s sales director, was quick to praise the Euroglaze set up and team: “Euroglaze has a remarkable track record with Rehau, yet is never complacent about its position and continues to set the pace when it comes to innovation and launching new products.

“The efficiency of the operation in Barnsley means new window and door options are always integrated seamlessly into the factory without having an impact on service or lead times – and the quality remains as impeccable as ever.

“The Euroglaze sales and customer service team have been really proactive in promoting Slinova, and it’s no surprise that they already have a large order ready to go into production.”

Picture: Euroglaze is amongst the  very firs to launch Rehau’s new sliding patio door.

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Article written by Cathryn Ellis
13th November 2023

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