ToughGlaze crowned "Glass Company of the Year" at G24 Awards

simon • 4 December 2024

This year, ToughGlaze won Glass Company of the Year at the G24 Awards in London. Read all about it!

Group of people holding an award on a stage, under G24 Awards sign, celebrating.

For the last 20 years, the G Awards have celebrated excellence in the glass industry. And this year, we were delighted to take home the gong for Glass Company of the Year.
The event was something else – a black-tie gala with a champagne reception at the London Hilton on Park Lane, hosted by the comedian Zoe Lyons.
Here's what our directors, Ashok and Bharat Varsani, had to say:
"We'd like to thank the judging panels, our customers and our supply partners. But above all, we'd like to thank our team for all the hard work and dedication that made this award possible.
"It's a fantastic way to bring 2024 to an end. Next year, we're looking forward to unveiling new product lines and continuing to invest in our facilities and personnel. Roll on 2025!"
Established in 1993, ToughGlaze is a leading UK glass processor. We serve customers worldwide, delivering a huge range of glass products from our state-of-the-art facility in Bedford. Explore our catalogue today.

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