Bring your patio back to life with this clever tool
’expect to find cutlery at a restaurant’
Following the recent Don t move Improve campaign, price conscious consumers
now have the opportunity to transform an existing patio or terrace simply by replacing
defective or imperfect mortar with this straightforward but very effective tool.
They say the simplest ideas are the best, and it doesn t get much simpler than this.
Pointrite have produced a robust range of templates that guide mortar directly into
paving joints, making it an ideal purchase for gardeners and DIY’ers alike.
But that s not all. Pointrite templates also offer a marketing
incentive for stores to promote paving sales, presenting
customers with an easy solution to a task often neglected -
until now that is.
’Customers need to be encouraged to have a go
explains MD Alan Welsh.
’Simply stocking racks with paving isn t going to improve
sales figures alone. Consumers need pointers - supplying
easy to use affordable tools for the job, can only be a good
thing for everyone concerned. Lets face it, we are more
likely to get involved if the incentive is there to do so - and
you would after all, expect to find cutlery at a restaurant ’.
Individuals have the opportunity to produce great results
simply by positioning the template along the joint, applying
the mortar through the aperture and completing the process
with a trowel or jointing tool- job done!
Manufactured from a robust 2mm flexible polymer, our templates are able to adapt to
the complete range of paving types and multiple surface variations currently available.
So, whether you’re applying the finishing touch to a patio of smooth concrete slabs or
a grand terrace of natural riven stone, the results are the same - clean complete joints
regardless of the product or combination involved.
For more information please contact us
Tel: 01386 550201 Mob: 07771 986090
email:
info@pointrite.co.uk
web:
www.pointrite.co.uk
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