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Solaglas success at EcoBuild 2009 |
Solaglas success at EcoBuild 2009
Leading sealed unit manufacturer Solaglas Ltd notched up a record level of enquiries at Ecobuild for its innovative glass solution products, displayed on the Saint-Gobain Group stand. Solaglas products included SGG EcoClear® high performance, energy efficient double glazed units designed specifically to achieve A, B and C BFRC Window Energy Ratings, and the new COMFORT+ excel, the best performing conservatory roof glass on the market.
Visitors at the show also benefited from a seminar led by Matthew Kershaw and Matthew Kirby of Solaglas on ‘Glazing, a specifier’s guide’. It was a popular seminar where the basic and functional needs of glass such as cleaning, solar control, thermal and acoustic insulation were presented, together with the solutions in meeting those needs. The presentation can be viewed in full at Glass a specifier's guide
Visitors at the show also benefited from a seminar led by Matthew Kershaw and Matthew Kirby of Solaglas on ‘Glazing, a specifier’s guide’. It was a popular seminar where the basic and functional needs of glass such as cleaning, solar control, thermal and acoustic insulation were presented, together with the solutions in meeting those needs. The presentation can be viewed in full at Glass a specifier's guide
Glass Marketing Manager Matthew Kirby says: “Ecobuild is an important show for Solaglas. It’s a leading industry event for sustainability and innovation in design, construction and the built environment, and so a great opportunity for us to showcase our products to key target audiences. I was there for the duration and our Group stand was extremely busy throughout, with a phenomenal number of enquiries for our range of glass products. It’s been a successful show for us and we look forward to returning next year.”
Saint-Gobain was a key Ecobuild sponsor this year with a prominent stand showcasing more than 70 innovative products from its manufacturing companies British Gypsum, Saint-Gobain Glass UK, Isover, Weber, Saint-Gobain PAM, Ecophon and Solaglas. The core themes were energy efficiency, comfort and aesthetics, safety and security.
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