Clearview Midlands July 2014 - Issue 152 | Page 99
HARDWARE&SECURITY
YALE SUMMER SECURITY
CAMPAIGN CONTINUES
Yale recognises that consumers want the
freedom to go off and enjoy the holiday
period without having to worry about their
home.
With this in mind, the campaign is designed
to create awareness of home security and to
encourage people to lock up their homes so
they can focus on unlocking their summer.
The campaign is supported by an on-going
programme of promotional activity in national
and regional press, as well as on social media.
Yale has produced a new summer crime
awareness video which can be found on the
Yale website and YouTube channel, as well as
an infographic filled with summer statistics
encouraging homeowners to think about
securing their homes before they hit the
beaches.
David Herbert, Head of Marketing for
Yale, said: “People are out and about more in
summer which gives opportunistic thieves the
chance to ramp up their activity, with statistics
showing a 10%* increase in home burglaries
and a 40% increase in outdoor thefts during
the summer months*.”
‘40% increase in
outdoor thefts during
the summer months*’
School holidays are the peak time for
homeowners going away, whether it’s a
‘staycation’ or further afield, and some
homeowners will be leaving their properties
unguarded and unsecure. On top of this,
many people leave valuable items such as
outdoor furniture and leisure equipment in
sheds or outbuildings with minimal security.
Yale is encouraging locksmiths to capitalise
on security sales opportunities by launching
a series of promotions and incentives and
providing sales and marketing collateral on the
Yale Tradezone.
David Herbert adds: “’Operation Safe
Summer’ provides security professionals
with the tools to maximise summer sales and
helps create awareness of the Yale brand and
products for the consumer, as well as keeping
people’s homes safe and secure.”
For further information call the Yale
trade sales team on 0845 223 2126
or visit www.yale.co.uk/tradeuk
www.clearview-uk.com
Patchett Joinery provides bespoke
window solution for listed buildings
Patchett Joinery was enlisted by
the Joseph Rowntree Housing
Trust to provide a bespoke
window solution as part of
a £690,000 project to secure
listed building consent for
136 properties in the garden
village of New Earswick, York.
The project was to improve the
energy performance of the listed
solid wall, traditional brick
houses built between 1902 and
1915.
Upwards of 1,250 single glazed
windows needed replacing with
a modern specification of high
performance double glazed timber
windows suitable for the listed
buildings.
Working with the York Council
Conservation Team, the Trust
was asked to provide a design
for flush casement double glazed
timber windows which would
be acceptable, which Patchett’s
was able to supply, designing
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an internally glazed window
with slimmer sections to match
the appearance of the existing
windows, particularly the putty
line. Working closely with
the Trust’s architects to refine
the design, the windows were
approved by the council.
Brian Jardine, Development
Services Manager at the Trust,
said:
“We hope to continue with
Patchett Joinery for the provision
of bespoke replacement windows
to the remaining listed houses in
the village.”
Call 01274 882 331
www.patchett-joinery.co.uk
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*Source Halifax Home Insurance
As summer gets under way,Yale’s ‘Operation Safe
Summer’ trade initiative continues. At the heart of
‘Operation Safe Summer’ is a major consumer marketing campaign, ‘Unlock Your Summer.’