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FIT Show Success

RegaLead is delighted to announce a successful inaugural FIT Show. With two spaces booked, there was double the excitement as visitors flocked to both stand 4-445 to find out more about what the Decorative Door Products division has to offer; and stand 1-310 to discover more about RegaLead’s core offering.

New launches exhibited at FIT included Inox Glazing, and exciting European influenced glazing system specifically for composite doors and ColorSpray GRP, a cost effective solution for composite door spray-painting, which allows easy formulation of any colour, in-house.

Guy Hubble, Joint Managing Director of RegaLead explains: “We were pleased to see a great deal of interest in the newly launched Inox Glazing, our stainless steel glazing system, manufactured using Grade 304. From a customer’s perspective, the system is easy to manufacture using a 44mm flush composite slab which is readily available from several suppliers. There is also a turnkey solution available which includes CNC programming information, glazing method and the stainless steel glazing frames themselves. 

“ColorSpray GRP also generated some good enquiries for us at the show. This is a uniquely formulated resin based paint system which can be used to create and RAL, Pantone, NCS or BS colour - ideal for the back painting of glass for a multitude of applications. It has been designed specifically for use on composite door slabs and visitors were pleased to discover that they can either purchase the entire system and mix colours in house, or select from our fully stocked base range of 22 standard colours.”

Guy concludes: “The new products were launched because we felt that they would provide fabricators with a great opportunity to further differentiate their offering in a tough market, so we were extremely pleased with the response they received at the FIT Show. We have always fully supported the show, even investing in two stands to demonstrate fully both our Decorative Door Products division, and our core product range, so we’re glad to say that on balance, it was certainly worth doing.”