Wyevale Garden Centres rollout Global Stone Paving Range

by | Apr 8, 2016 | News, Products | 0 comments

Wyevale Garden Centres have teamed up with Global Stone to support its growth initiative and meet the demands of its customers for higher end quality paving.

Global Stone is an industry leading supplier of premium natural stone and porcelain paving products. Working closely with Wyevale Garden Centres, Global Stone has curated a selection of premium quality lines, including granite cobbles, clay pavers, porcelain, travertine and limestone paving, to enhance Wyevale Garden Centres existing product offerings. In line with Wyevale Garden desire to make innovative and inspiring solutions easier and quicker for people to create, all products are available for home delivery following order from the centre.

The range is already in 6 Centres and will be in 10 by the end of April and with the intention to roll out to a total of 20 by the end of the year. Current locations are all in the South/South East, however plans for 2017 will ensure that the range will be extended into locations across the country.

Julian Wood, MD Global Stone said ?We are delighted to be working with Wyevale Garden Centres, the UKs largest group of garden centres. With our reputation for quality and innovative products, we believe that our range adds real value to their existing landscaping portfolio and enables a reach to a wider audience?.

www.globalstonepaving.co.uk

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