furniture: storage and display
PEFC Certified Wood for
the UK Furniture Industry
The demand for furniture manufactured from timber or wood-based prod-
ucts, which originate from well-managed sources, is increasing at a rapid rate.
Those supplying Government Departments, large corporate companies, uni-
versities etc have for some time been under pressure to ensure timber used
in the manufacture of their products originate from sustainable sources and
that these credentials can be passed on by the implementation of their own
chain of custody systems. An increasing number of tenders for furniture
contracts now stipulate that the product must be certified by one of the ma-
jor sustainable forest management certification schemes such as PEFC. This
pressure is about to expand to all sectors of the furniture industry. There is
a growing awareness of the need for sustainable procurement, especially of
wood products. This will inevitably lead to most companies in the furniture
industry supply chain having to implement their own chain of custody.
For further information email info@pefc.org
Rhode Island radiator cabinets
Due to the increasing popularity of the New England influenced Rhode Island
range of satin white radiator cabinets, Winther Browne has launched the three
most popular sizes - small, medium and large in a real oak veneer finish. This
contemporary range, with its slatted grille, suits clean modern decors. The new
oak models are also part of the Easy Fit range of covers, which incorporates
a unique assembly system that allows the cabinet to be clipped together in mi
nutes. These cabinets are ideal for use in new builds or refurbishment projects.
For further information telephone 0845 6121893 or visit
www.wintherbrowne.co.uk
Rackline manufacture a range of steel
storage products that are suitable for a wide
variety of applications.
Call now for a free no obligation site
survey, quotation and layout drawing.
t: 01782 770144
www.rackline.co.uk
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