Giving contractors an advantage in the shower market
Market research suggests the shower industry is worth an astonishing £110m.
Showers are predominantly purchased by the end user - not the installer so not only is the decision over cost, appearance and brand currently lying in the hands of the consumer, more importantly to the contractor, so is the footprint.
How many end users know what a footprint is or even where the water and electrical supply should go? But is this really important to them or it is simply down to the aesthetics?
Heatstore have introduced a free shower "tear-out" template flyer with both the end user and the electrical contractor in mind.
The flyer contains all of the information an electrical contractor will require, before and after purchase, for the two most popular showers in the Heatstore range; the Aqua Profile Plus and Aqua Profile Plus Electronic.
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0117 923 5375
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