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Shop NW T: +44 (0)7850 012230 www.shopnw.co.uk


ShopNW supplies all manner of Shop Fittings across Lancashire and the UK, including, Blackburn, Burnley, Bury, Bolton, Preston, Manchester. Our shop fittings include items such as: slatwall systems, garment and fashion rails, peg hooks and clips to chrome mesh Tego wall bays and Tego gondolas. We also supply swing stock tickets and storage baskets, as well as lockers, key cabinets, wire baskets, dump bins, tagging guns, and trolleys. Naturally they also provide display equipment for holding leaflets and brochures etc to clients throughout the UK. The business, which can be found in Rawtenstall (Rossendale), was established in 2012 by Clive Willamson and Carl Bradshaw who have a combined experience of over 50 years in the retail services trade and running retail and commercial business. The business supplies several types of slatwall shop fittings that are tailored to requirements and are built for regular use. The products feature aluminium or PVC slats, making them appropriate for many business purposes, and they are available from their website and store.


Gritta Bin T: +44 (0)7850 012230 www.shopnw.co.uk


Our Gritta Grit and Sand Bins are part of the Eco range designed with ecology and ecofriendly principles. Our bins have been designed with winter grit and salt in mind although they are versatile enough for most uses such as garden tools or waste, or even as a smaller composter... made in the UK from LLDPE which has a high UV stabilisation. Our GRITTA bin is highly visible, hard wearing and impact resistant. Available in a choice of 8 colours to suit.


Capacity: 200kg Dimensions: 800 x 450 x 700mm Weight: 12kg


Lily Seat T: +44 (0)7850 012230 www.shopnw.co.uk


The Lily seat takes its design from the lily flowers wonderful encapsulating and curvy shape, its inner curves and high sloping back hug and relax its occupant. Ideal for any size, garden, decking area, patio, balcony or roof top garden the Lily can pass through the smallest of doorways and at 10 kilo is light and easy enough to carry up stairways.When it comes to rain harvesting the Lily is totally child safe with no open top or access. As well as the standard conversion kits to harvest rainwater the Lily can also be supplied with a tap kit. This is a recognised solution for rainwater harvesting in gardens used in water butts . The tap kit allows the stored water in the Lily to be gravity fed into a watering can.


Flip Seat T: +44 (0)7850 012230 www.shopnw.co.uk


The Flip design reflects individual style and a timeless appeal, inspired by the iconic egg seats of the sixties the flip seat will adorn any outdoor or indoor space. If used for water harvesting, like the Lily seat the flip is totally child safe and with a massive 450 litres of water storage, it has more than twice the volume of a large water butt which will supply water for the largest of gardens or even for washing several cars. As the name Flip suggests this seat flips over 90º onto its back. In this position it has fantastic play value as it can be filled with water or sand and used as a small paddling pool or play pit.


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Our Premier 18 tier greeting card display showcases your greeting cards in the best possible light to your clients and customers.


Our Premier Greeting Card display cabinet has been specifically designed for use within any busy retail environment, manufactured with thicker carcasses 30mm to be exact, and with high impact PVC edging you can ensure that this 18 tier greeting card stand unit is not only safe and reliable, but also will retain its stylish appearance regardless of the demands of any busy retail outlet.


Our Premier Range of Display and Storage Cabinets come with six finishes for you to choose from, with contemporary lines and a fantastic finish to suit most retail premises.


Premier Greeting Card T: +44 (0)7850 012230 www.shopnw.co.uk


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