Liniar became the first uPVC systems company to successfully achieve formal registration to the CORGI Fenestration scheme in 2017 – giving its customers access to the most recognised consumer mark in industry.
Aimed at all levels of the supply chain and covering all components of a fenestration product, the CORGI Fenestration scheme’s aim is to bring ‘all the known and associated attributes of the CORGI brand to the industry.’
Because Liniar’s Approved Fabricator Scheme has become CORGI Fenestration registered, there are great benefits for Liniar’s network of customers. If a fabricator has already achieved Liniar Approved status, it can then become CORGI Fenestration registered in its own right through a reduced audit process – saving time and money.
Please watch the full presentation (10 minutes) if you are a Liniar fabricator or installer wishing to join the CORGI Fenestration scheme:
Liniar installers who become registered and buy Liniar products through a CORGI Fenestration registered fabricator will be able to offer their customers the assurance of the highest quality throughout the whole supply chain; they will also be able to carry a CORGI Fenestration branded qualifications card and be listed on the National Skills Register, adding credibility and recognition of the high standards of their work.
All of these measures mean that the consumer can rest assured, not only of the utmost quality of the products they are buying, but also the quality and professionalism of the installation by a qualified installer – guaranteeing peace of mind and a beautiful finish to their home.
CORGI Fenestration ensures companies within the supply chain are ‘Each Home Counts’ ready, as well as promoting a fully trained and qualified workforce. For a full comparison between CORGI Fenestration and other certified bodies and accreditation, please download the CORGI Fenestration comparison table.
Apply now to join the CORGI Fenestration scheme by registering online here – or contact us to find out more about the CORGI Fenestration scheme in relation to Liniar products.
