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GARDEN CARE PRODUCT OF THE YEAR WINNER


SLEEPERSECURE RAILWAY SLEEPER BRACKETS DURABLE STEEL CONSTRUCTION


Engineered for longevity, SleeperSecure Brackets are made from heavy duty steel material, ensuring the strength and stability your projects.


COMBATTING THE THREAT OF ROT


Unlike traditional wooden supports prone to rotting and deteriorating over time, SleeperSecure provides a robust and durable alternative guaranteed to stand the test of time.


VERSATILE SPIKE


SleeperSecure Brackets boast extra shear angles, making them suitable for all types of ground. Notches provide that extra grip, ensuring your structures remain solid and secure.


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COMPREHENSIVE RANGE OF BRACKETS


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IN STORE MERCHANDISING AVAILABLE


Stock the full range of components containing POS boards and everything you need to promote the range in store.


Introducing SleeperSecure in 304 Stainless Steel


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If you’re working with oak, don’t compromise on the quality of your hardware. Choose SleeperSecure in 304 Stainless Steel for a 


NEW FINISH A2/304 STAINLESS STEEL


sales@perrytrade.co.uk


+44 (0)1384 414001


www.perrytrade.co.uk


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