Editorial Profile
Glass & Glazing Products editorial team works with the glass and glazing industry, reporting on the key issues from the inside out.
Our journalists attend all of the key industry events, and regularly meet the companies and individuals who are making the news.
This approach means that the editorial content within Glass & Glazing Products is completely un-rivalled.
Glass & Glazing Products cuts through corporate spin and hyperbole to present clear, concise and well informed editorial to a busy and intelligent readership.
Newcomers to the glass and glazing market recognise the influence of Glass & Glazing Products, and believe that coverage with the magazine is the best way to get noticed.
Glass & Glazing Products clear design, confident reporting and authoritative content, mean that Glass & Glazing Products is the only indispensable glass and glazing magazine in circulation.
Features List 2009
January
Hardware & Security
IT and Software
Colour
February (additional 3000 show copies)
Glassex preview
Conservatories & Ancillaries
Doors & Commercial Entrances
Glass & Glass Processing
March (additional 3000 show copies)
Glassex preview
Sealed Units & Sealants
Window & Glass Machinery
Profiles & Systems
April
Glassex review
Bending
Conservatories & Ancillaries
Vehicles & Transportation
May
Heritage
Doors & Commercial Entrances
Glass & Glass Processing
Hardware & Security
June
Colour
Profiles & Systems
Window & Glass Machinery
Energy Efficiency
July
Bending
Heritage
Conservatories & Ancillaries
August
Colour
Hardware & Security
IT and Software
September
Heritage
Profiles & Systems
Window & Glass Machinery
Energy Efficiency
October (extra 3000 show copies)
Interbuild Preview
Hardware & Security
Conservatories & Ancillaries
Glass & Glass Processing
November
Interbuild Review
Heritage/Vertical sliders
Doors & Commercial Entrances
Window & Glass Machinery
Bending
December
Profiles & Systems
Sealed Units & Sealants
Insurance
Regular Features
Aluminium update, News, Trade News, Fabricators world and Glass Pro to name a few.
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