Senior Hargreaves National HVAC Ductshop Chain Adds New Trade Outlet in Leeds free RSS news feed from the Plumbing, Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning News Portal
(03/06/2006)

Copley Hill Trading Estate in Leeds is the latest location to be added to Senior Hargreaves national Ductshop chain. Providing a complete range of commercial and industrial ventilation products, the Ductshop will stock spiral duct and fittings, flexible ductwork, accessories and support systems fans, silencers, filters, grilles, diffusers and dampers. Highly trained staff will be on hand to help customers select the right products.

The new Ductshop follows the new Hargreaves format which has proved popular with contractors in heating and ventilation, construction and associated trades. Comfortable spacious waiting areas allow visitors to relax with a paper and a coffee while their order is picked and loaded on to their vehicles for them. Depot manager Ashley Kemp commented, “The new place is more like a car showroom than a trade counter. We have set up the depot to turn round orders quickly, but want people to be comfortable while they wait.”

The Ductshop will carry over £100,000 in stock that will be constantly replenished from the Hargreaves factory in Bury. Other depots are located in East Kilbride, Manchester, Merseyside, Birmingham and West London, with a new Ductshop for East London to be announced soon.

Director of Ductshops, Phil Johnson, concluded, “The Leeds and Yorkshire area is thriving and the new Ductshop will allow local contractors to buy the items they need quickly and efficiently, in a just-in-time fashion.”


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