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Leading Northern Trade Bathroom & Tile Suppliers Expanding in Yorkshire
Northern based bathroom and tile suppliers Clifton Trade Bathrooms are continuing their business expansion with the opening of a new showroom in West Yorkshire.
The bathroom trade specialists currently have 14 established showrooms across the UK; including Preston, Blackpool, Oldham, Bury, Warrington, Stoke, Chester, Leeds, Stockport and more.
But this is set to grow even further with the opening of a new depot in Huddersfield, in July 2018.
Construction work for the new showroom started early April and it will be located at Whitehall Mill, Leeds Road, Huddersfield, HD2 1YW. It will also lead to the creation of 6 new jobs including the new depot manager, Matt Cohen.
Branch Manager Matt Cohen said: “All of our depots are located in the North of England and this location is a hot spot for trade as it was the old Howden’s building. Our whole business is set-up to support local tradesmen. We insist on “no call-back” quality products, all in stock to takeaway and promise to be the best local trade price. Top that off with our exceptional service, we are a tile and bathroom supplier that traders can rely on.”
Look out for our rep Frankie- he will be out in Huddersfield with brochures and flyers from the beginning of June.
To find out more, visit https://ctb.co.uk/ and view our trade video at the bottom of the homepage that explains our business cornerstones in more detail.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Bespoke | Digital Agency .
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