Leading glazing component manufacturer Glazpart has been nominated by the National Fenestration Awards (NFA) 2023 judging panel for three awards.

On hearing the news, Dean Bradley, Glazpart Sales Director, commented, “We’re absolutely thrilled that Glazpart is on the shortlist in three categories for the National Fenestration Awards 2023 and we’re looking forward to attending the gala event later in the year”.

Last year Glazpart’s innovative Link Vent product won the National Fenestration Award for Window Component of the Year and this year the pioneering Link Vent range is continuing to gain recognition with the Link Vent 4000 being named a finalist in both the ‘New Product of the Year’ and ‘Window Component of the Year’ categories.

The increased recognition for the Link Vent has come to the fore because of changes last year to the Building Regulations (Approved Document F – means of ventilation). This has resulted in a simple solution for compliance, with the required background ventilation being produced via trickle vents in replacement windows and doors. Glazpart’s Link Vent enables the fenestration market to easily comply with the new regulations without having to compromise on the visual appearance of windows and doors.

The Link Vent with its smart design, flexibility and wide range of colour finishes has been well received across the supply chain and by homeowners. The development and promotion of the product exemplifies the commitment and innovation of Glazpart to deliver high quality product solutions for the fenestration industry.

This drive to deliver and promote a vital component for the window and door industry has also seen Dean Bradley nominated for the NFA ‘Director of the Year’ category. Dean’s exceptional leadership has been instrumental in driving Glazpart’s progression and expansion and on his nomination commented, “It is truly humbling to be nominated for this award. I am pleased with the recognition as it reflects the great work of all my colleagues who have helped with the remarkable success of the Link Vent range.”