MARINE EQUIPMENT SERVICES & SUPPLIERS
Wardle Marine Services Become a New UK High and Dry Boatlift Distributor
Oliver Wardle of Wardle Marine Services is excited to announce that just before Christmas they were given distribution rights to High and Dry Boatlifts.
Having been researching the market for larger Boatlifts, the WMS team found High and Dry had a broad reach, not only at HQ in South Africa, but also supplying Australia, USA, Israel and the Seychelles already. In understanding that the Lifts had been built and developed over three years, with technology that is currently the only of it’s kind in use (as far as WMS are aware) they were keen to get involved. Oliver contacted head office in South Africa to discuss opportunities for distribution and found a great partnership with Mr Faber, High and Dry’s Sales Consultant. He said; “Over the last few years we have had a few enquiries for larger Boatlifts than we could provide, and finally we have found a reputable supplier with a stunning product that is robust, durable and affordable.” The Lifts have a foolproof design using siphoning and flooding of the floatation bins, with a simple addition to keep the boat centred during launch and recovery.
Anyone currently interested in the new WMS product should look at the High and Dry Boatlift website –
www.highanddryboatlifts.com – while WMS develop a dedicated page for their site. Ciarran Minns, Marketing Manager commented; “We are so proud to have been made a distributor, and extremely pleased that all the searching paid off with such a respectable brand and excellently engineered product. We can’t wait to introduce High and Dry Boatlifts to the UK market and know our customers will be as happy with new Lifts as they are with our current range.” Wardle Marine will still be selling their popular Boatlift, Flexiport and Jetports while ‘showing off’ the new High and Dry Boatlifts for customers needing a larger model.
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www.dockyard-mag.com January 2020
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