Synseal puts its weight behind Glassex '07

Window and conservatory giant Synseal has demonstrated its continuing commitment to Glassex with the announcement that it has booked a front-of-house slot at the 2007 event.

Window and conservatory giant Synseal has demonstrated its continuing commitment to Glassex with the announcement that it has booked a front-of-house slot at the 2007 event for the fourth consecutive year.

Sales and Marketing Director Nick Dutton has also voiced his strong support for the new Glassex team.

The company has confirmed a 140m2 site at the main entrance to the show, with stand design expected to maintain the company's established principle of a three open-sided layout.

"We are delighted to take the pole position at Glassex in 2007 for a fourth year," says Nick Dutton.

"There's been a lot of speculation about the future of the show, but after speaking with Dave Broxton we were encouraged with his planned changes for next year, especially his plans to make it more relevant to visitors".

"Much of the industry has been through massive changes, and it's important for bigger companies to maintain support for the number one show".

"Synseal is looking forward to another successful show in 2007".

Dave Broxton, recent appointed Head of Sales for the event, sees Synseal's commitment as a vindication of the hard work currently going on behind the event: "Synseal has always been a big innovator in the industry and we believe that the company has recognised that we now have a like-minded approach to Glassex and what it should be".

"We have important plans already in place that we feel will revitalise the event, including new feature areas and more varied product focus".

"We have also spent a lot of time meeting and talking with companies like Synseal to ensure we are moving in a direction that will benefit exhibitors and visitors alike".

"This is a very exciting time for Glassex".

In addition to Synseal, a number of other prominent organisations have also recently signed up to appear at the 2007 event.

These include machinery manufacturers Haffner GB and FUX, trade fabricator Tradestyle, Polyroof, Hoppe, K2 Glass, Unilam, GT Windows and Chiltern Dynamics, amongst many others.

For an up-to-date list of exhibitors who will be attending the show, go to www.glassex.com.

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