HL Plastics
Denby
About HL Plastics
HL Plastics is designing and manufacturing innovative uPVC products including windows, doors, bi-folds, patio doors, conservatory roofs, decking, fencing and piling. With a reputation for innovation, quality and responsiveness, HL Plastics is one of the UK’s leading PVCu extrusion companies. Its premises consist of a purpose-built extrusion plant, warehouse and offices in Denby, Derbyshire, together with one of the biggest PVCu mixing plants in Europe. A workforce of over 400 keeps HL Plastics’ operations running throughout the year, and the company has a history of developing young talent; offering apprenticeships and promoting from within wherever possible. The Liniar brand was created by HL Plastics, with the range consisting of three distinctly different types of product serving different markets: Window, door and conservatory fabricators and installers Caravan owners, holiday parks and gardeners Construction, waterways, retention and flood prevention Prime Minister David Cameron visited the factory in 2014 to host a PM Direct session with 150 of the workforce, praising the company for its growth in the manufacturing sector. The Flamstead Group was featured in the London Stock Exchange’s inaugural 2013 book: “1,000 Companies to Inspire Britain” and was included again in the second, 2015 edition. HL Plastics in the media Watch the video below to see HL Plastics featured on the BBC News at Six and Ten O’Clock, as part of an update about the UK’s favourable GDP announcement in July 2015. Click the ‘play’ button on the red boxes below to listen to HL Plastics’ Managing Director, Roger Hartshorn, being interviewed on BBC Radio Derby on two separate occasions and topics in 2015.
Company Facts
- Operating status: Active
- Company type: For Profit
- IPO status: Private
- Employees: 251 – 500
- Website: hlplastics.co.uk
- Phone: +441332883800
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