A Home Improvement/Fittings
bfa status:
Apollo Blinds
Full member
Established:
Apollo Blinds has retail and mobile franchising
1972
opportunities across the UK supplying quality window
Number of outlets in the UK:
blinds, awnings and plantation shutters.
75
Areas available:
Opportunities across the UK
Investment level:
From £15,900
As one of the top three most achieve healthy profi t margins.
recognised window blinds Apollo at home is an ‘earn as
brands in the UK, Apollo Blinds you learn’ entry opportunity for
Apollo Blinds
is well positioned to grow its sales-orientated people who
market share in an industry that want to run their own business
was recently estimated to be under licence in the lucrative
worth around £1 billion. blinds retail sector.
As a longstanding member of Full training is provided and
Contact : the British Franchise Association Apollo Blinds provides ongoing
Gary Chambers
(bfa), it is committed to ethical support to help each franchisee
Address: franchising and currently has continually generate leads and
Clarendon House more than 75 outlets across the optimise sales conversion rates
Wakefi eld Road
UK and Ireland. and achieve signifi cant average
Liversedge, WF15 6BS
order values.
Telephone:
The company is backed by the
0845 123 6030
world’s largest manufacturer In fact, there has never been a
Email: of window blinds, the Hunter better time to become part of
newfranchise@
Douglas Group, so it has Britain’s biggest blinds store
apollo-blinds.co.uk
exclusive access to high quality chain.
Web:
products at low wholesale
www.apollo-blinds.co.uk
prices so its franchisees can
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