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We’re thrilled to announce that REHAU has officially been certified by Great Place to Work UK! This recognition is more than just an accolade; it’s a reflection of the exceptional culture, teamwork, and values that define our organisation.

In an effort to attract new entrants to the industry, address the growing skills gap, and upskill the sector’s existing workforce, REHAU has partnered with Building Our Skills to help make fenestration a career of choice. 

Informed specification of energy-efficient windows and doors is crucial to meeting the government’s recently announced target that all English social homes should achieve an energy performance certificate rating of at least C by 2030. 

Installers and fabricators are being advised to adapt their portfolios to meet rising demand for high-performance frames sympathetic to traditional housing designs in the wake of the Government’s new energy efficiency drive for historic homes. 

REHAU’s Chief Executive of the UK and Ireland, Martin Hitchin, has supported the British Plastics Federation’s (BPF) call for a greater utilisation of the opportunities offered by the plastics industry regarding sustainability, especially on promoting greater circularity within manufacturing. 

Six months following the full introduction of the Building Safety Act 2022, polymer window manufacturer REHAU is launching a new CPD exploring the regulations and legislation now governing fenestration in medium- and high-rise buildings. 

Industry-leading windows solutions provider REHAU is celebrating the 30-year anniversary of one of its leading fabricators, Climatec Windows. 

In response to increasing queries around building regulations governing fenestration, polymer window manufacturer REHAU has launched a new CPD for housebuilding project stakeholders illustrating key considerations in the modern windows market. 

Industry-leading windows solutions provider REHAU is celebrating 30 years working with its Bury-based partner Fenster Frames. 

The newly appointed Plant Manager at REHAU’s PVCR polymer recycling site is looking to increase the share of recovered PVC in the company’s new frames to 70% by further enhancing the facility’s processing capacity.