Dates
#NFA18 nominations phase: W/C Tuesday 16th January – Friday 31st August
Monthly NFA Projects competition: W/C Tuesday 16th January – then runs start to end of each calendar month up to the end of November
#NFA18 Voting phase: Thursday 6th September – Friday 12th October
#NFA18 Winners Week: W/C Monday 15th October for 5 days
NFA Projects end of year competition: Saturday 1st December – Sunday 16th December. Winner announced: Monday 17th December
About the NFAs
The National Fenestration Awards are the industry’s fastest growing, independent and exciting awards event. Launched in 2013 and now into it’s fifth campaign, the National Fenestration Awards aims to be the fairest, all-inclusive fenestration event, rewarding the very best of our sector. The NFAs are run and decided completely by the participation of the industry – surely the most rewarding way to be recognised!
How the NFAs work
The National Fenestration Awards have been designed to be as simple as possible to use. The awards now work on a registration-free basis. This means that no registration is required to take part in any part of the NFAs. Open to everyone who works within the UK fenestration sector, this is your unique opportunity to influence and help decide who should be rewarded for their hard work and achievements as both people and companies.
With 24 categories for the 2018 campaign, and the refreshed NFA Projects monthly installations campaign, there is nothing quite like the NFA in the UK window and door industry.
2017 campaign stats
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NFA Projects competition
The UK fenestration industry’s leading monthly installations competition. Upload your finest work each month for the industry to vote and decide on which is the best installation each month. Running each calendar month from January to November, with the end of year competition in December to decide from 11 monthly winners the best project of the year.
Official NFA Projects Sponsors:
NFA Projects
The industry’s leading monthly installations competition
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