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Beautiful bathrooms
When it comes to providing high quality, stylish bathroom furniture, tiles and radiators, nobody does it better than Gateshead’s P.T. Ranson.
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tarted a decade ago by Paul Randall and Tony Jackson, the company has gone from strength to strength thanks to the pair’s experience in the industry and on the 1st April the company actually will celebrate its 10th anniversary. Paul explained: “I used to be a buyer for a building company and Tony comes from a similar background. After a while we
decided that we could do the job ourselves and set up our own company. Now we’ve been in business for 10 years.” The pair’s experience is not limited to sales, as they have over 30 years of
experience in plumbing and heating between them, while Paul is qualified in art and design, making sure that the customer gets not only the best advice on their purchase but a creative solution to their requirements. PT Ranson not only aims to provide innovative, high quality products but also
offers advice to customers to give them the perfect bathroom without breaking the bank. As Paul explained: “We aim to balance quality and affordability, giving the customer a good idea of what they can do with their bathroom, we can often transform a room into something that they never thought they could afford.” By buying direct from manufacturers where possible PT Ranson are able to
offer brand new products at a low cost, passing the savings on to the customer while maintaining a high level of quality. Thanks to Paul and Tony’s combined decades in the business they are able
to offer advice to their customers and do all of the required research before suggesting any products, making sure you only get what you need and don’t end up paying for any costly changes. While many companies are staffed by a constantly rotating stream of new
employees, with P.T. Ranson you’re in touch with the owners themselves from the offset who offer you a personal service while understanding your needs, and when it comes to fitting the pair only recommend the best, without adding any costly charges. With P.T. Ranson it’s all about the customer, providing good, honest service without taking any shortcuts while explaining what’s needed in the simplest terms, without resorting to unnecessary jargon or baffling the customer like many other less reputable companys do. It’s not just residential properties that feature designs by PT Ranson, with the
company providing bathroom furnishings and tiles for commercial venues such as the George Washington Hotel and Newcastle’s Vujon Indian restaurant, where, working with an artist the team created a spectacular fire and ice themed design which has seen P.T. Ranson inundated with enquiries. By working with designers and architects P.T. Ranson are able to tailor their
products to requirements, carrying on themes and designs seen in the rest of the building or offering contrasting surroundings for that real wow factor. Whether you need one basin in a residential property or 25 bathrooms for a hotel no job is too big or too small for the team who handle each order with the same care and attention to detail. Thanks to P.T. Ranson’s industry contacts they are able to offer the customer
products from quality international manufacturers, from the high design of Kohler and Hansgrohe products, which blend modern materials with innovative styling, to more traditional Sottini bathroom furniture, so regardless of your requirements P.T. Ranson can provide the ideal piece. P.T. Ranson’s dedication to providing the best in modern bathroom furnishings is demonstrated by one of the company’s more recent projects, working on a corn mill cottage conversion in Northumberland which will soon be featured on the style-focused property TV show, Grand Designs. So for internationally acclaimed brands, high levels of customer service and of
course good value, contact P.T. Ranson to provide the bathroom of your dreams at a price that won’t give you nightmares.
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Unit 6-8-10 Baltic Road, Gateshead NE10 0SB 0191 469 6999 www.ptranson.com
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