Clearview National April 2016 - Issue 173 | Page 71
FIT SHOW 2016
MADE IN
BRITAIN
A WARM WELCOME
»»HomePro is exhibiting at FIT
Yet again, Universal Arches will be
enticing visitors to its stand at this
year’s FIT show with a chance to
win the latest generation iPad.
»»Visitors will be given a lanyard
with their entrance badges
and a key attached. The key
can then be used to attempt
to open the Union Jack
arched composite door on the
stand.
There will be a variety of
carefully crafted PVCu frames
on the stand, including a
shaped heart and a fully
fabricated Union Jack,
which will also be sprayed to
incorporate the colours and
features of the three older
national flags: the red cross of
St George of the Kingdom of
England, the white saltire of
St Andrew for Scotland and
the red saltire of St Patrick to
represent Ireland.
Leon Day, managing director
of Universal Arches commented:
“This year, with our distinctive
‘Made in Britain’ theme, we
are looking forward to meet
customers old and new and
have an opportunity to network
with our peers in the industry.”
Stand 118, FIT Show, Telford
Show 2016 for the third time
in succession and visitors
entering Hall 1 at the Telford
international Centre on 12-14th
April will be guaranteed a warm
welcome, with HomePro’s
stand conveniently located next
to the entrance walk-in area.
“We are big fans of the FIT
Show and we look forward to
meeting existing customers
and new installer contacts over
three busy days, which are
sure to be a celebration of our
enterprising UK fenestration
industry,” says Mark Schlotel,
head of marketing at
HomePro.
The HomePro team will
be on hand to guide FIT
Show visitors through its
award-winning range of
insurance backed guarantees,
with practical options for
commercial contracts as well
as value-adding IBG options
for window replacement
home improvement projects.
The show will also enable
professional installers to learn
about HomePro’s flexible
business support opportunities
through membership of
FairTrades, the multi-trade
‘There will be an
opportunity to
win something
worth winning’
association of vetted and
registered companies retailing
home improvement products
to UK consumers; and IPWFI,
the Incorporation of Plastic
Window Fabricators and
Installers.
“There will be an opportunity
to win something worth
winning,” adds Mark. “I
encourage visitors to come
along and meet me and my
colleagues.”
Stand 100, FIT Show, Telford
BEST IN CLASS
»»Window industry software specialist,
Windowlink, will be hitting April’s FIT Show
to promote its best-in-class design, sales
and pricing applications.
The Gloucester-based developer will
use laptops and tablets to show installers
how its intuitive software can help them
improve conversion rates, upsell more
effectively, and convey trustworthiness and
professionalism to end-users.
Windowlink’s main applications,
Vector for conservatories and orangeries
and Focus for windows and doors,
allow installers to create impressive
3D visualisations of their products,
enabling the homeowners to see exactly
what they’re buying. A pricing module
allows both installers and end-users to
keep track of how much the proposed
project would cost – a feature that is
dramatically improving the relationship
between salespeople and their prospect
customers.
“We’ve exhibited at the FIT Show on
both previous occasions,” said Windowlink
MD, Mark Dudley. “For us, it’s the perfect
opportunity to show off our products – we
always find that when installers get to see
Vector and Focus in action, they’re very
quickly won over by how easy they are to
use, and the difference they can make to
their sales.
Stand 365, FIT Show, Telford
www.windowlink.com
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