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TruDomes opens first permanent showdome
British dome manufacturer, TruDomes, has launched its first permanent showdome which is now open for viewing at the company’s head office in Nuneaton.
Available to view by appointment, the furnished dome showcases the company’s manufacturing quality and superior standard features alongside some of the many optional extras which are available to create a bespoke glamping experience. Its geodesic design includes a lightweight yet robust frame made from aircraft-grade aluminium which provides rust-free durability and easy transportation.
TruDomes Director, Kelda Bassett, said:
“Opening our first permanent showdome is a significant step for TruDomes. We have created showdomes at various glamping trade shows and they have always received exceptionally positive feedback, particularly with regard to our investment in material quality. In a competitive market, our domes stand out for their longevity and ability to handle challenging conditions with all-weather performance. That difference is made possible by manufacturing all our domes at our factory in Nuneaton – unlike many competitors, which import inferior products and materials, we design everything in-house and apply rigorous quality control which is reflected in the showdome.”
TruDomes Sales Manager, Louise Stone, said:
“TruDomes’ ability to customise is another difference which is being illustrated within our new showdome. It displays various optional extras, including the increasingly popular wood burning stove which many UK glamping sites are utilising to facilitate year-round bookings and increase their nightly yield.”
TruDomes launched its first dome in 2017 and has since won multiple industry awards, including Outdoor Accommodation of the Year in the 2019 Luxury Travel Guide Lifestyle Awards in 2019, Best Dome Manufacturer by Glampitect in 2021 and Best Glamping Manufacturer with an Excellence in Customer Service Award by Lux Life in 2022. The company’s domes are also used for events dining and hospitaility.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sam Jones .
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