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ADP HELPS TARKETT SHINE


AT BGNFS ADP recently completed an installation project for Tarkett. The showstopping luxury vinyl tile display unit was to promote the Inspiration Naturals LVT tiles and was installed as part of the BRM presentation at the recent Buying Groups National Flooring Show (BGNFS) in Solihull, West Midlands. This is an annual event which showcases bestselling products in the carpet and flooring industry.


Tarkett needed their LVT stand to be installed perfectly and appointed ADP to project manage the distribution and installation of their Inspiration


TILE GIANT CELEBRATES SUCCESS OF TRADE


REWARDS SCHEME If you’re not already signed up to Tile Giant’s trade rewards scheme, now is the time to join over 30,000 fellow tradesmen and women who have signed up to receive a whole raft of offers and incentives from the national tile retailer.


The scheme, which launched just five months ago, already has over 30,000 members enrolled, which is a big achievement for Tile Giant who redesigned the scheme this year to better support tilers across the UK.


Tile Giant has partnered with a selection of influencers to promote the scheme to a wider audience. Builder, Ryan Belcher and landscaper, Phil Rzonca will be busy promoting the new scheme to builders, contractors, landscapers and outdoor tile/patio fitters to highlight the vast range of premium 20mm outdoor porcelain tiles (Phil) and fixings, tools and accessories (Ryan).


Kamila Swiatecka, head of marketing and brand at Tile Giant, said: “We are thrilled at how popular Tile Giant’s loyalty scheme has been and hope it continues. The scheme was built around the needs of our tilers to ensure it was relevant and useful. Feedback has been fantastic so far, but we still want to get more traders on board so they too can take advantage of the discounts and offers every day.


12 | WHAT'S NEW?


Naturals range display unit. The range was specifically designed for the UK market so the ideal place to showcase this natural look flooring was at the Buying Groups National Flooring Show.


ADP’s focus is on delivering expertise and achieving customer satisfaction with everything they do. ADP’s installation service can be tailored to each individual client, whether that be installations in single or multiple locations and with varying time constraints. Even work carried out outside of store hours can be accommodated.


ADP offers services including distribution, carpet distribution, retail and commercial installation, merchandising, project management, overnight and international parcel deliveries and sample production and fulfilment.


www.adp-distribution.co.uk


We’re committed to developing strong working relationships with our trade customers and will constantly keep the scheme under review so that it’s the best on the market.”


Available online and instore, the scheme offers 20% discount on all tile and flooring ranges, together with 10% discount on all fixings, accessories and tools. Members can also get exclusive access to trade VIP events and promotional offers throughout the year.


The loyalty scheme offers real cost benefits to trade customers, to make


individual jobs more profitable for the tiler, and quotes more attractive to end consumers. Backed by a price promise, the scheme guarantees it won’t be beaten on price and is the result of an extensive benchmarking project against existing trade and retail price incentives to ensure that all Tile Giant trade customers receive the best deal.


To take part, all tradespeople are invited to pop into their local Tile Giant store to sign up, or visit the website for further info on how to join online.


www.tilegiant.co.uk/trade


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