PRODUCT NEWS
PELSIS GROUP, the global leader in pest control for commercial and retail customers, has launched eight new innovative products for 2022 as it looks to further strengthen its range of pest-control solutions for the home and garden. The new products from the company’s Green Protect,
Pest-Stop and Insect-O-Cutor brands each target a wide variety of household and garden pest problems. The new products include: Green
Protect Slug and Snail Barrier Pellets (RRP 9.99); Cedarwood Moth Rings (RRP £4.99) and Mosquito Trap (RRP £11.99); Pest-Stop Battery Mole Repeller (RRP £21.99); Solar Mole Repeller (RRP
£18.99); Electric Fly Racket (RRP £9.99) and Spider & Insect Vacuum RRP £8.99); and the Insect-O-Cutor Nomad (RRP £44.99). Commenting on the new launches, Pelsis Group retail channel manager, Gemma Hodgson, said: “As a global leader in pest control Pelsis Group strives to be at the forefront of innovation and technology, so we are hugely excited to be launching eight new products for 2022. “Each of these new products offers a reliable and effective pest control solution that meets the ever-changing needs of customers and provides retailers and pest professionals with the right product for a wide range of pest problems.” For more information about Pelsis Group visit
www.pelsis.com
One of KETER’s best-selling shed ranges is being expanded to give more buying options for consumers wanting durable and hassle-free storage in the garden.
The 6x4ft Darwin shed, which launched in 2020, has been one of the brand’s most popular sheds which has led to the Darwin now being produced in an 8x6 ft version to offer an option for homeowners who need a larger outdoor storage solution, and one they can rely on year-after-year to create amazing spaces.
SOLEX is the biggest three-day event in the outdoor living trade calendar. An essential event to see what’s new and what’s on trend for the spring/summer season 2023. This unique event brings together all the leading manufacturers of outdoor living products and provides a showcase for all the exciting new developments in design, environmental manufacturing, sustainability, and products for both the retail and contract markets. Register now for your chance to win one of five fantastic summer living prizes… • A versatile Gas2coal 3 Burner barbecue from Char-Broil. • The Ozpig from Qué Fresco • The Eze, Moasaic Tea for Two from Kaemingk • A Höfats Spin, plus a box of Bioethanol Fuel from Ginique
• A new for 2022 Bean Bag from Extreme Lounging SOLEX is a great place to do business, this relaxed and friendly industry exhibition is where you can establish new relationships and develop existing ones. So, whether you are a visitor or exhibitor, SOLEX has everything you could possibly want or need for the garden. The only outdoor living event organised by the industry for the industry. SOLEX is the retailers’ essential garden event of the year, we look forward to seeing you there.
For the latest breaking news and SOLEX updates follow on social media. Register to attend SOLEX today at: https://www.
solexexhibition.com/register-for- solex-2022-the-summer-outdoor- living-exhibition
Made with the same durable evotech composite material as the smaller version, the 8x6ft Darwin shed, it has the traditional look and feel of ‘panelled wood’ but does not rot or fade. It’s also convenient for purchasers as it can be picked up nationwide, the box will fit in most large UK cars, and it can go from flatpack to fully functional in under two hours using basic tools. Darwin has double wall panels for greater strength and rigidity and
features a window to let in natural light and ventilation ducts. It’s lockable to keep outdoor items fully protected and included as standard is a heavy-duty floor panel to stop garden pests or rainwater leaking in. Kerry Murfin, European Marketing Director at Keter, comments: “The success of the first Darwin model has driven us to create more options for retailers to be able to provide outdoor solutions for homeowners. The Darwin takes the traditional garden shed to the next level, it keeps the panelled look that everyone associates with a shed, is weather resistant and doesn’t come with the hassle of yearly maintenance.” Currently available in brown, Darwin complements any garden or outdoor space. With a 15-year warranty, homeowners have peace of mind that it’s durable and reliable and can withstand extreme weather conditions. For more information, please visit: n
www.keter.com
Taking working comfort and layering systems to a whole new level. The SNICKERS WORKWEAR climate control system includes functional base layers, insulating mid layers and weather-protective outer layers. These technically advanced working clothes allow craftsmen and craftswomen to adjust to changing weather conditions on site so they’re always working effectively – with maximum comfort and protection. Take the new FlexiWork Inverted Pile jacket for example. This warm
and versatile pile jacket can be used both as a jacket in cooler conditions or a mid layer when the weather is more inclement. Made of laminated polyester fabric with a furry pile lining for optimal warmth and comfort, its ergonomics also feature shaped shoulders for a great fit and optimum freedom of movement.
Hi-tech, advanced fabric technology like this is integral to all Snickers
Workwear’s Base-, Mid- and Top-Layer garments for both men and women that always combine well with the Snickers Workwear hallmarks of best-in- class durability, comfort, ergonomics and fit. Getting information on the Snickers Workwear Layering system is
easy. You can call the Snickers Helpline on 01484 854788, checkout the website and download a digital catalogue at
www.snickersworkwear.
co.uk or email
sales@hultaforsgroup.co.uk
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