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Plant & machinery glass in Rugby

Where the M1 meets the M6 - on-site glass for the machinery that keeps Rugby moving.

Warwickshire

A natural stop on our Midlands run

Sitting where the M1 meets the M6, Rugby is a natural stop on our Midlands run, covered together with Coventry and Leicester on the same visit south. Our fully mobile unit comes to the machine, wherever it's parked up.

The distribution parks around the motorway junctions keep forklifts and lorries working around the clock, and the town's building sites their share of diggers and excavators. We glaze them all on site - glass sourced off the shelf or cut to size on the spot, fitted the same visit.

Rugby has been a transport town since the railways crossed here, and today the triangle of M1, M6 and A5 around it holds some of the country's biggest rail-freight and distribution terminals, with the town's landmark cement works still running - machinery that dense means steady glazing work.

Tell us the make, model and the glass that's gone, and we'll quote it free on 01724 701 321 - every fitting finished to health and safety requirements.

The clock tower and market place in Rugby town centre

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Covering Rugby and around

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Rugby questions we're asked

Do you cover Rugby?

Yes - Rugby sits where the M1 meets the M6, a natural stop on the Midlands run we share with Coventry and Leicester.

How soon could you attend near Rugby?

Rugby is a planned trip from Scunthorpe, so we won't quote a fixed response time - call us and we'll agree the visit date and time together.

Do you glaze warehouse forklifts around Rugby?

Yes - forklift and reach-truck glass on the distribution parks is covered, along with diggers and lorries, all fitted at your site in the same visit.

Machinery down in Rugby? Let's fix that

When your machinery is off the road, your business is losing money. Call us for a no‑obligation quote and our fully mobile unit will come to you.

Photo: G-Man at English Wikipedia, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.

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