CN Glass at The Listed Property Show

ByBecky Butler

Quick Summary

CN Glass showcases specialist heritage glazing solutions for listed and historic properties at The Listed Property Show. Exhibited products include CN Slim Heritage double glazed units, LandVac heritage vacuum glazing, and bespoke secondary glazing systems. These specialised installations enhance thermal insulation and acoustic performance without altering period aesthetics or requiring listed building planning consent. CN Glass experts provide practical live demonstrations, including traditional face puttying techniques, alongside technical guidance for heritage window restoration. Homeowners and conservation specialists consult CN Glass to balance historic preservation with modern energy efficiency standards.

JOIN US AT THE LISTED PROPERTY SHOW 2026 AT OLYMPIA, LONDON

The Listed Property Owners’ Club is returning to London Olympia on 30th and 31st January 2026 and once again, CN Glass will be exhibiting.

This is your opportunity to meet the most comprehensive collection of regional and national specialists in conservation, restoration, and glazing for historic properties under one roof.

The show will feature over 150 of the country’s leading suppliers and tradesmen for listed building work. The packed programme of informative talks over the two days will cover everything from damp control to energy efficiency.

A team of expert and independent Conservation Officers will be on hand for one-to-one conversations as well an an exclusive ‘Ask the Experts’ feature offering bookable appointments.

The packed timetable of practical demonstrations will include plaster and leadwork, window restoration, lime mortar, master carvers, brickwork and decorating.

If you’re maintaining, altering, or renovating an historic or listed building – or even looking to buy one – this event is an unmissable opportunity to meet experts, attend informative talks, and see practical demonstrations.

THE CN GLASS EXHIBITION STAND: H25

Visit our stand to discover the perfect glazing solutions for your historic or listed properties. Our range includes timber windows and our acclaimed CN Slim Heritage double glazed units. Designed to provide the modern comfort of double glazing without compromising historical aesthetics, these units are perfect for improving thermal performance and reducing noise pollution in listed buildings.

We are also excited to showcase LandVac Heritage Vacuum Glazing, an innovative product that provides the look of single glazing with the performance of triple glazing.

CN Glass has extensive experience of providing glazing for historical and listed buildings, with a strong focus on producing carefully crafted solutions to fit your needs and budget.

Our expert team will be available to discuss your projects and offer guidance on how to maintain the integrity and the delicate fabric of your property, while enhancing its energy efficiency.

WHY CHOOSE CN GLASS FOR HISTORIC AND LISTED BUILDINGS?

At CN Glass, we understand the unique challenges of working on historical properties to preserve the character of a building whilst incorporating modern glazing solutions for improved comfort and thermal and acoustic performance.

Our extensive experience and specialised products ensure that we can provide the perfect solution for your needs:

  • LandVac Heritage Vacuum Glazing Offers superior thermal performance while maintaining the traditional aesthetics required for heritage projects. This glazing is perfect for conservation areas and is comparable to triple glazing in its performance.
  • CN Slim Heritage Double Glazed Units: Designed to mimic the appearance of single glazing while providing excellent insulation and noise reduction.
  • Comprehensive Solutions: Our Planitherm Low E Glass, restoration glass, and toughened glass options maintain the authentic look of historic properties while offering modern benefits such as enhanced durability and acoustic performance.

Don’t miss out on this invaluable event – Book your tickets here!

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