Sash fab ‘strong’ says Plimsoll
7th February 2017

Sash window fabricator ROSEVIEW has gained a ‘Strong’ rating from market analysts Plimsoll in a comprehensive study of the industry’s 1,328 biggest window and door companies.

The report divides the firms into five categories – ‘Strong’, ‘Good’, ‘Mediocre’, ‘Caution’, or ‘Danger’. ‘Strong’ is the highest accolade that Plimsoll awards, in a report that rates 229 of the companies as being in financial danger and records that numbers as making a loss.

Sales director Richard Burrells said of the report: “This is another piece of fantastic news for Roseview as we begin to celebrate our fortieth year in business. Our longevity and success stems from an unwavering focus on our core values – quality, reliability, respect for tradition, and an innovative, boundary-pushing approach to manufacturing. While many companies struggle to maintain consistency with a huge range of different product types, at Roseview we focus on doing just one as well as we possibly can. In 1985 we made the first uPVC sash window in the UK, and in 2017 we still make the best.”

In January, the fast-growing fabricator marked its official fortieth birthday, but celebrations will be ongoing throughout the year. In May, Roseview will be showcasing at the FIT Show for the second year running, bringing a 40th birthday-themed stand to the Birmingham NEC. Then, later in the year, the celebrations will be brought back home with an event in Roseview’s home county of Buckinghamshire.

www.roseview.co.uk