For more information about the Buyers Guide, contact Sallie Payne: spayne@datateam.co.uk


BUYERS GUIDE


With 40 years’ experience behind us, we are one of the longest established, independent public relations specialist agencies in the UK and continue to grow from strength to strength. Whilst our core business lies in the gardening world, this has inevitably led us to new paths and we now regularly work in the lifestyle and retail sectors – amongst others. In addition to this, for more than 20 years we have handled public relations for regional shopping centres and have had great success at driving footfall, increasing sales and event attendance. Whether you want to communicate in print, online, via radio, video or television or make a big impact with bloggers and influencers, we have the contacts, expertise and experience to make it happen.


Paskett Public Relations Limited


Heath House, Cheadle Road, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire, ST14 7BY Tel: 07860 737225


Website: www.paskettpr.co.uk


Original Harosecur Strip® is a flexible installation tape for safe and secure fixing of sanitary ceramics


Key Features


• Self-adhesive flexible tape made with acid resistant plastic


• Smooth bacteria repellent surface • Can be adapted to all ceramic forms • Cost effective


Significant Benefits


• Increased strength to all ceramic sanitary fixings


• Builds up uneven surfaces, sloping walls and height adjustment


• Improves acoustics • Easy to use


• Proven stress tested load of up to 600kg on a wall hung sanitary ware appliance.


• We strongly recommend use on the fitting of all ceramic sanitaryware


• Supplied in packs of 3 and 30 strips For a list of UK stockists, please contact: sales@crameruk.com For further information please see explanatory video on www.harosecuruk.com


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