CUMBERNAULD-based Cube Glass recently announced it has secured a major commercial breakthrough after winning its first contract to undertake work for retail giant Tesco.
Operating alongside contractor, Key Property Solutions (KPS), the precision manufacturer will undertake a £250,000 project to install a timber curtain walling system for a new Tesco Superstore in Harrogate, North Yorkshire.
Gary Thorn, founder and MD of Cube Glass, said, “Undertaking a project for a Tesco Superstore is a major step forward for us and we hope it may lead to further such opportunities coming our way.”
In association with Glasgow-based Morris & Spottiswood, Cube Glass has also been awarded a £400,000 contract to refurbish the University of Glasgow’s Adam Smith Building by removing old windows, doors and curtain walling and replacing them with new ‘super insulated’ aluminium products.
In addition, the company has secured two further contract in the education sector worth £200,000. Acting alongside Morrison Construction, Cube Glass will carry out refurbishment work at Milnes High School in Fochabers and Speyside High School in Aberlour, installing a new range of windows and doors produced by Metal Technologies.
Cube Glass posted a record turnover of £4.5 million in the year to October 2023 – a significant increase on the £3.25 million recorded the previous year.
