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GLENCRAFT – INDEPENDENT CHARITY AND SOCIAL ENTERPRISE
With a legacy of ensuring well-rested people for over 170 years – Glencraft can proudly boast a reputation for manufacturing and supplying high-quality mat resses and divans.
From its Aberdeen base, Glencraft has been delivering expertly- manufactured divan bases, mat resses and supplying
furniture (wardrobes, bedside cabinets and workstations) to a wide range of customers, including royal residences (Royal Warrant held for four generations), premium hotels and currently supplying to universities and colleges such as Robert Gordon University, University of Aberdeen, SRUC, Strathallan amongst others.
Its diverse customer base also includes a
variety of care homes, housing associations and high risk oil/gas accommodation platforms where Glencraft are the leading provider of not only bespoke Crib5 but also its own manufactured industry-leading Crib7 mat ress. The product range includes a wide
selection of mat resses from soft to fi rm, open coil or pocket sprung as well as a choice of divans with options for storage, and headboards. In addition to standard bed sizes, Glencraft is able to supply bespoke beds to suit customer requirements big or small, or covered with range of materials from waterproof to your own choice, which will be fully fi re tested and certifi ed. Glencraft is confi dent that its quality
control and at ention to detail is an at ractive value-for-money solution for a
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wide range of organisations. All Glencraft’s materials are UK sourced and all Glencraft products are manufactured in the UK from its Scot ish base. Glencraft is an independent charity
and social enterprise providing ‘Dignity through Work’ for its disabled workforce, with around 50 employees, currently c80% have a disability, all income is re-invested into the business with no shareholders or dividends to pay. The one thing that has united all its
craftspeople through nearly two centuries is a dedication to making products of the highest quality, providing a service that is personal, at entive and fi rst-class. Ensuring everyone a great night’s sleep ready and refreshed for the next day on a 'Good Bed Made Bet er'. UB
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