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Door and Shutter Manufacturers' Association Merges With The Association of Building Hardware Manufacturers

Oct 13 2003

Two major trade associations in the door and hardware sectors have merged to strengthen their influence within the industry and on Government.

The Door and Shutter Manufacturers' Association (DSMA) which represents 90 per cent of the industrial and commercial doors and shutters market has joined forces with the group responsible for leading manufacturers of building hardware and architectural ironmongery, The Association of Building Hardware Manufacturers (ABHM).

The combined association represents 134 member companies selling £500 million of products a year.

Source: Ainsworth Public Relations

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