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An Ideal Show for Housing Units
The North-West’s premier home furnishing centre, Housing Units, will be exhibiting at the Ideal Home Show next month, for its first time ever.
The Manchester event, which takes place from Thursday 4th to Sunday 7th June at EventCity, will showcase the very best in home interiors featuring top brands, industry experts and live demonstrations. Housing Units will be exhibiting during all four days of the show, which is the second Manchester-based event following a hugely successful launch in 2014.
For those visiting the stand will be given the chance to win a room set from Housing Units’ Classic Twist range, worth £10,000. Additionally, visitors can be in with a chance of winning a Gran Gaggia coffee machine by getting a ‘selfie’ with one of Housing Units’ iconic doormen on the stand and uploading the image to the brand’s social media pages using the hashtag #YourIdealRoom.
The exhibition comes at an exciting time for Housing Units who launched its fresh look new website this month. The new site aims to provide a fast, reliable and secure online shopping service for the vast number of customers across the country who are increasingly preferring to shop online.
Nick Fox, Merchandise and Marketing Director at Housing Units, said: “The Ideal Home Show is the UK’s premier exhibition when it comes to home interiors, and we are very excited to be exhibiting and showcasing our fantastic range of products. It looks set to be a great day out for those visiting and we thoroughly look forward to meeting both existing customers and new faces.”
Housing Units was established in 1947, and currently boasts 200,000 square foot of retail and distribution space over a 10-acre site. Customers visit from all over the UK and shop through the online store www.housingunits.co.uk
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Housing Units .
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