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A Shuttercraft franchise offers a credible opportunity with an established brand and product in an expanding market helping franchisees to get their business off the ground quickly


InvestMent level: £16,900


UK’s largest distributor of interior plantation shutters has taken the success of its business to the next level through the launch of its Shuttercraft franchise. With potentially high margins


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from the outset, the Shuttercraft franchise is intended to operate as a cash-positive business, exclusively retailing (including surveying and fitting) its leading product range of high-quality made-to-measure shutters. With professional training, support and such an established brand, franchisees should be able to kick-start their business quickly. Shuttercraft customers expect the highest levels of service and


ffering excellent opportunities within an exciting and rapidly growing market, the


it is important that franchisees have the passion to deliver on this expectation and have the aptitude for measuring and fitting shutters. This franchise is suitable for business-minded people with high levels of DIY proficiency and the ability to manage the business on a day-to-day basis, maximising the opportunities in their designated sales areas. Shuttercraft has developed


many of the largest independent shutter retailers in the UK and is developing franchisees in specific UK locations. n


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Website: www.shuttercraft- franchise.co.uk


email: imready@shuttercraft- franchise.co.uk


Phone: 01325 251 455 classification: Home improvement


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