Panther Logistics
Hitting new
heights with online bathroom retail contract
AIT Worldwide Logistics company, Panther Logistics, is climbing to new heights with its latest contract win – its biggest this year. Online bathroom retail sensation Bathroom Mountain has
made a strategic move to change its delivery model from being pallet-based to two-person delivery. Set to be a game changer in the industry, it was a huge leap of faith and one which was infl uenced by Panther’s reputation in the marketplace as a premium two-person delivery partner. Whilst it necessitated a huge change of process in Bathroom
Mountain’s Stoke on Trent-based 95,000 square foot warehouse, the partnership has already optimised the company’s operations and generated huge effi ciencies in terms of creating greater resource, reducing packaging, reduced damages and, crucially, an overall improvement in service. Productivity has also increased with orders being able to be processed more quickly. Under the terms of the contract, Panther collects directly from
Bathroom Mountain, consolidating deliveries where necessary, for delivery direct to the customer. Bathroom Mountain customers are now able to take advantage of
Panther’s unique range of services which includes nominated-day delivery fi ve days a week, with a two-hour delivery slot, room of choice and removal of all packaging. Bathroom Mountain took the industry by storm with its launch
just four years ago by visionary entrepreneur Shamila Iqbal, then aged just 24. Established during the pandemic, the business has since gone from strength to strength, becoming a major disrupter within the sector. T e forward-thinking business provides everything a customer
needs for their bathroom – from baths, sinks and showers to radiators, taps and accessories including cabinets and mirrors.
It is a product range which is continuing to grow, demonstrating the company’s ambition in catering to the evolving needs of their customers while maintaining their competitive edge in the market. Sharing Panther’s ethos that the ‘customer is king’, Shamila is
excited about the future, seeing the partnership as both redefi ning customer experience in the online retail sector and providing a springboard for further growth. She said: “As a business we are incredibly ambitious, however
our focus has always been on our customers which are the very core of the business. “From a delivery perspective, the bathroom sector is challenging,
with multiple SKUs forming part of each order. Panther’s involve- ment has taken our service off ering to the next level ensuring our customers receive their orders on a day and room of their choice. “T e move to two-person delivery is a game changer for our
business as well as our customers and is already paying signifi cant dividends which is great. Also, dealing with the Panther team is like a breath of fresh air. T ey are fl exible in their approach, highly communicative and have gone above and beyond since day one to ensure that our customers receive the best fi nal-mile delivery experience in the industry.” Samuel Scott, Panther’s Sales Director is also looking forward to
developing the new relationship. He said: “Working in partnership with our customers is part of our DNA. Bathroom Mountain is an incredibly exciting business and we are confi dent that by moving to a two-person delivery model they will be able to further scale up their operations. “What Shamila and her team have achieved in such a short space of time is amazing and we are looking forward to supporting them on their journey with exceptional levels of customer service provid- ing them with an even greater competitive edge.”
Learn more about Panther Logistics at
www.aitworldwide.com
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