“We have supported SBD events, having the pleasure of speaking to many of its stakeholders”

Selectaglaze is a specialist designer, manufacturer and installer of bespoke secondary glazing systems, in London and across the UK. Founded in 1966, the company is acknowledged as the leading UK specialist in secondary glazing. As testament to the company’s quality of service, product range and knowledge, a Royal Warrant was granted in 2004. 

Selectaglaze seeks to provide their customers with the best in class products and service, continuously evolving offering to meet the ever changing performance and design needs. Selectaglaze has the widest range of secondary glazing units providing a vast suite of bespoke solutions designed with careful consideration to meet the needs of the project. All units are manufactured at Selectaglaze’s St Albans factory, and installed by their in-house installation teams. 

Selectaglaze has long standing relationships with a number of major Estates, providing solutions to even the most challenging of the UK's irreplaceable historic buildings. 

Find out more about Selectaglaze and their extensive range of Secured by Design accredited products here. 

Keith Mercer, Managing Director of Selectaglaze said, “Selectaglaze has been a member of Secured by Design since 2005 and we are proud to continue the association. We have supported SBD events, having the pleasure of speaking to many of its stakeholders. With our specialist range of security products, it is with great satisfaction that we can assist and advise DOCOs on elements to consider when putting forward secondary glazing as a solution to help raise the security on heritage and listed buildings, safeguarding them for years to come.”  

Ruari Robertson, Secured by Design said: “I am delighted that Selectaglaze have renewed their long-standing membership for another three years. They have been avid supporters since joining in 2005, which clearly goes to show the respect and worth that SBD holds. Their product range also provides security solutions for buildings with limited capabilities, due to heritage status or other design factors.”