Autumn 2012 South West Building & Construction 27 AUSTEN KNAPMAN
Quality of service
which enables the firm to offload where no lifting gear is available.
The majority of deliveries are made using flatbed lorries with crane offload. This range of vehicles enables the firm to provide a high quality delivery service throughout the South West. To give added customer
service, Austen Knapman has company representatives who can call to assist with requirements and give prices and advice when needed. In 2008, because of increased demand from customers around the country, Austen Knapman launched an online shop, www.
austenknapman.co.uk, which offers a huge range of pre-cut steel lengths delivered nationwide. The firm has since introduced a further online range of welding equipment, tools, consumables and
accessories, all available to buy at competitive prices.
The products include handtools, Mig welding consumables, paint, safety equipment, sanding discs, sealants and stone cutting discs.
There are no minimum order quantities and fast UK delivery is available to most areas. For more information from the friendly team, contact Austen Knapman at Ash House, Blythe Way, Yalberton Industrial Estate. Paignton, TQ4 7QP. Telephone: 01803 664020. Fax: 01803 663128.
Email via the address:
enquiry@austenknapman.com.
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