Deceuninck

Editors see the technology behind the innovations at Deceuninck HQ

Kieth Osborne, Ian McDougall, Tony Higgin, John Cowie, Rob McGlennon, Sophie Stevens, John Roper, Chris Jones, Luke Wood.
This October, a group of editors from the glazing and building press enjoyed a visit to Deceuninck’s global headquarters in Hooglede-Gits, Belgium. The visit gave editors an insight into the technology behind Deceuninck’s products and an opportunity to see the company’s state-of-the-art extrusion plant and testing centre.
A highlight of the tour was Deceuninck’s latest innovation, Linktrusion™ technology, used in Deceuninck’s composite 5000 window system. Linktrusion™ is a unique, patented technology which makes extremely strong, high performance windows without the need for steel reinforcement. With slim sightlines and a huge choice of colours, these windows are a true alternative to aluminium.
The trip ended with an overnight stay in historic Bruges and a visit to the Menin Gate war memorial and a military cemetery in Flanders.
Deceuninck MD Rob McGlennon said: “We had a fantastic visit to our global HQ this month. The editors were interested to learn more about the company – it’s in the top 3 systems companies in most major world markets - and our values. They were particularly impressed with Linktrusion™ technology and our market-leading colour range.
“We’re in regular contact with the press but nothing compares with actually seeing our products and company in action. The visit was a great opportunity for everyone to get to know each other in a relaxed setting and we hope the editors took a lot from it too.”
Find out more about Deceuninck by calling 01249 816 969 and visiting www.deceuninck.com