APPOINTMENTS & NEWS Granite & TREND Transformations visit
Granite & TREND Transformations’ franchisees were invited to attend a supplier event where Craig Condie, National Accounts Manager for BLANCO UK, hosted the event and presented BLANCO’s new product portfolio. The franchisees were inspired by the excellent advice from Craig Condie which focused on selling not only the aesthetics of the new sinks and taps but, more importantly, the functionality and revenue development. The day also comprised a showroom presentation,
practical product demonstrations, a brief introduction to BLANCO’s unique position in the kitchen industry, a web workshop and the franchisees were also offered business profile enhancing opportunities.
trend-transformations.co.uk JACKON puts the environment centre stage
JACKON, a leading manufacturer of XPS and EPS solutions for the construction of low energy buildings, is launching a year- long campaign of support for The Bee Centre, near Preston, Lancashire. The campaign starts this month with the donation of 200 beehives to the Centre. With a retail value, including all accessories, of up to £250 each, the beehives are to be used in starter kits for school environmental projects. The initial donation will be followed up with related support activity to
be unveiled during the coming year. JACKON is a highly environmentally conscious manufacturer and the company has always sought to reduce the environmental impact of its production processes.
01204 2210 89
www.jackon-insulation.com
Flush doors, invisible doors, no architrave doors – a very expensive trend?
It was until now! Specialist door frame manufacturer Rocket Door Frames has come up with the very latest flush, invisible door frame to hit the market. Designed to be simple to use with a robust high quality design Rocket have kept their focus on resolving the main problem with flush doors…
..COST!
Development focused on quality, reliability and robustness whilst reducing cost through innovative production processes. The result? A brilliant galvanised steel flush invisible door frame at a cost that makes it available to everyone. And no cutting corners either…. the Rocket frame is supplied with European manufactured invisible hinges that are full adjustable on all 3 axis so the end result is a perfectly aligned door. Each single unit comes with its own individual jig to route your door for the hinge so no need to buy costly jigs saving you time and money. There is even an FD30 30 minute fire approved version for good measure. If you are considering using flush invisible doors give is a call for a friendly chat or visit the Rocket Door Frames website where you will find a wealth of information.
03309980617
www.rocketdoorframes.co.uk
Access all areas with an exciting homelift
A Stiltz Homelift is perfect for moving between floors in your home.
This compact, discreet and elegant homelift can be installed in the corner of your living room, hallway or kitchen. It can also fit in a cupboard or within the turn of your stairs*.
Whether you’re renovating, extending or embarking on a new build, Stiltz can work with you to find the best location for your homelift.
Why not visit our website customer stories and read how other Stiltz Homelift owners are enjoying a new lease of life.
Call today for a brochure or free home survey.
• Order direct from manufacturer
• Cost-effective • Installs in a day** • Fully guaranteed • Small footprint • Flexible positioning • Safety features • Battery back up • Contemporary styling • Fast track delivery
Call us FREE on 0808 231 1136 or visit
www.stiltz.co.uk july/august 2019
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