Best Of British
British bath manufacturer Reva Industries Ltd
Swan Systems Sliding Wardrobe Doors
Following the award of a British Patent for its unique product, the company supplies bespoke Swan Sliding Wardrobe Doors to over 150 retailers nationwide and also the components direct to companies who manufacture the doors themselves. There are 12 colours available in the frames and over 300 different door insert options. With a new soft close dampner designed and supplied as well as 5 bottom cill colours offered, the British brand of Swan Systems Sliding Wardrobes is a
quality product, made in England. With two retail showrooms in Hampshire and an on-line store the company is a proud 2nd generation family run organisation that focuses on friendly and efficient customer service with competitive pricing. If you are interested in supplying Swan Systems Sliding Wardrobes to your customers, please get in touch.
u01329 843636
uwww.swansystemsuk.com
Symphony brings best in British design
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ith 40 years experience Symphony is Britain’s largest and oldest privately-owned fitted furniture manufacturer. Through delivering the most up to date designs, with new innovative materials, textures and colours, Symphony continues to bring the best in British design and quality to all its kitchen, bathroom and bedroom brands. Symphony offers the widest kitchen ranges on the market today, which are not only practical and environmentally friendly, but extremely stylish and affordable too. The Gallery kitchen collection showcases the latest trends in gloss and matt finishes, whilst encompassing the very best in traditional British style. Aquadi is leading the way in bathroom design by bringing together fitted and modular bathrooms in a striking combination. Aquadi offers the best in European styling with a comprehensive range of cabinet options and finishes, reflecting both contemporary and classic design styles.
Bedroom range Embrace, includes the latest cutting edge styles to contemporary classics, featuring ingenious storage solutions and attention to detail in design.
Yorkshire based Symphony, sets the benchmark for the whole UK furniture industry with their production facility. It boasts some of Europe’s most advanced manufacturing and assembly technology. Whilst their 20,000 sq ft Marketing Suite is the industry’s largest and contains 100 different displays of beautiful kitchen, bedroom and bathroom furniture.
u01226 446 00
uwww.symphony-group.co.uk
28 BKUJUNE 2012
Reva Industries, based in Hull, are UK acrylic bath manufacturers for the Airbath and Appollo brands and were established in 1993. Having reported both an increase in sales and profitability this year to date, they are keen to stress the merits of buying from a British manufacturer. Gary Stevens,
Managing Director of the company explains,
“We are seeing growth in business from many customers, some of whom are moving away from purchasing in the far east in favour of UK supply. They tell us it’s the cost of a 40 ft container from the far east, the requirement to order in full container loads, poor payment terms, and poor aftersales including discrepancies on deliveries and product guarantees that are the key reasons for the switch back to Britain.
Our customers are now looking at the true cost as a comparison and
British manufacturers win hands down on providing a quicker delivery, reasonable minimum order quantities, great payment terms and supporting end consumers with any after sales issues. They are also assured that the product quality from UK manufacturers complies with CE legislation. All that is without taking into account that buying British secures more British jobs.
u01482-327704
uwww.reva-industries.com
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