Garden D?cor range a soaring success

by | Mar 31, 2016 | Products | 0 comments

Supa Ltd has won in the best giftware product category in the PATS Sandown New Product Awards, with their Garden D?cor range of metal birds.

The range consists of 23 birds and are designed to provide an ?attractive addition to any garden setting?.

The range consists of a peacock and cockerel ? which won the award -, as well as a kingfisher, barn owl, kestrel, goldfinch, robin, woodpecker, pheasant and heron.

Chris Goodlad, managing director of Supa Ltd said: ?Winning the new product award at PATS Sandown is fantastic. We won the best bird product category with our Gloucester Bird Feeder a couple of years ago and that award gave the product a huge boost. We?re hoping this latest achievement will do the same for the Garden D?cor range of metal birds.

?We value the award because it has been given by independent pet retailers. They know which products are going to sell well in their shops, and it?s great to hear their kind comments.?

He continued: ?As a company, Supa Ltd has discovered that the trend of garden decoration has moved towards the lifestyle end of the market, and this range of metal birds fits perfectly into a growing sector.?

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