Couldn't afford to not be at the FIT Show
Posted on 16/11/2015
After two years of watching the FIT Show develop into one of the most important events in the window industry’s business and social calendar, Olney-based Roseview Windows decided it was an exhibition that they couldn’t afford not to be fully part of.
“I walked the halls in 2013 and 2014 critically observing our competitors’ stands, and by the end of it I felt we had to be a part of The FIT Show 2016,” Mike Bygrave, Roseview Windows’ marketing manager, said. “We simply have to be there alongside the other big names in the industry because we are a leading player in PVCU sash windows.”
Roseview hasn’t been completely absent from view during previous events. Rehau included an example from its Charisma range on its stand as an example of vertical slider best practice, and several members of the senior management team attended the FIT Show over multiple days in 2013 and 2014.
“It’s a great event to be involved with,” Mike said. “We’ve attended the gala dinners, and have already bought a table in anticipation of the next one in April. We also took part in the 2014 photography competition as ‘Sash Fellas’.
“However, rather than stand on the sidelines looking in, we want to make as much as possible of the excitement and optimism that the show generates, and take the opportunity to meet and greet our customers, while welcoming new ones.”
Roseview, which often gets specified in conservation areas thanks to authentic detailing, including run-through sash horns, plans to exhibit its main sash window ranges – Charisma, Heritage and Ultimate – as well as its secondary glazing options.
