Spelling it out
8th April 2014

A complete range of frames in Rehau Total 70 profile are on display in a new showroom which has just opened at the Dessian Products factory in Scotland for use by both trade and commercial customers.

The 8m x 4m conservatory style showroom has been constructed inside the Dessian factory on the Wardpark Industrial Estate in Cumbernauld using windows and doors in Rehau Total 70 under a K2 four hip feature roof.

As well as casement, fully reversible and tilt and turn windows, the showroom has multi-fold doors, French doors and patio doors on display and both PVC and composite doors. In line with Dessian’s strength as a ‘One Stop Shop’ supplier, it also features door canopies, decorative glass, window dressings and even glass splash backs for customers to touch and view.

Long established in Scotland as a Rehau trade and commercial specialist, Dessian has invested in the showroom to support trade customers who want to be able to bring homeowners to see the range of products available before they buy and to give commercial customers a chance to see the products in a factory setting.

General Manager John McDermott says that the showroom is intended to showcase Dessian’s value for money credentials whilst also emphasising the quality of its products and the vast range it can supply.

He says: “In terms of the products Dessian fabricates, the showroom features everything from foiled finishes to fully reversibles, but we are also stocking glass, roofline, trims and all ancillary products as well, ensuring that customers really won’t need to go anywhere else.”

Lyn Montgomery, who was previously customer service team leader at Dessian’s headquarters in Belfast, has relocated to Scotland to manage the new showroom and she will be supported by both John McDermott and surveyor Robin Rae who between them have 65 years industry knowledge and experience.

www.dessian.co.uk/dessian-scotland.