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REHAU UK is proud to announce that five of its team members have been shortlisted for the prestigious 2025 National Fenestration Awards (NFAs), recognising their outstanding contributions across business development, customer service, technical innovation, social networking, and leadership. 

Recent manufacturing data from polymer solutions leader REHAU reveals an ongoing trend in the rise of flush fit windows, highlighting their continued appeal for residential and commercial projects.

REHAU is celebrating the evolution of its leading TOTAL70 polymer window and door system as the innovative product continues to cement the company’s status as an all-in-one partner for the fenestration sector. 

Building products manufacturer REHAU has taken its commitment to the Building Centre and National Retrofit Hub to the next level by becoming a principal partner of the Retrofit 25 exhibition.

REHAU is celebrating one of its most successful UK product launches to date, marking one year since the SLINOVA sliding door solution was first fabricated in the country. 

At its Annual General Meeting on 14 May 2025, members of the British Plastic Federation’s council unanimously elected the Chief Executive of REHAU UK, Ireland, and Scandinavia, Martin Hitchin, as the new president of the trade association. 

REHAU has officially been named as one of the UK’s Best Workplaces™ 2025 by Great Place To Work®, placing it in the top 100 large employers in the country. 

As planning applications for commercial-to-residential permitted developments (PD) surge dramatically, architects are urged to prioritise the thermal efficiency of retrofitted components to ensure sustainable and comfortable living spaces.  

REHAU’s largest window system ARTEVO is now being fabricated in the UK, giving architects, designers and specifiers the opportunity to incorporate large, high-performance polymer profiles that maximise natural light.

With local authorities and housing associations facing acute pressure to upgrade millions of social homes in line with modern net zero and thermal performance standards, retrofitting energy-efficient windows and doors will offer a vital way forward.