Expanded operations in the UK
One of the leading manufacturers in the world, Pierlite is now expanding its UK operations. Established in the 1930s, Pierlite is part of Gerard Lighting Corporation, employing 3,000 people worldwide with manufacturing plants in four continents producing over 3,000 product lines. Pierlite is growing in the UK, with recent introduction of new staff and a vast array of new products now available through leading electrical wholesalers.
One of the leading manufacturers in the world, Pierlite is now expanding its UK operations. Established in the 1930s, Pierlite is part of Gerard Lighting Corporation, employing 3,000 people worldwide with manufacturing plants in four continents producing over 3,000 product lines. Pierlite is growing in the UK, with recent introduction of new staff and a vast array of new products now available through leading electrical wholesalers.
The 148 page specialist DOT downlights catalogue was recently launched adding to a comprehensive number of catalogues including the 300 page lighting catalogue, a specialist tubular lighting range and a schools and education catalogue. This all highlights the capacity of Pierlite to provide a complete “one-stop” shop of lighting products in the UK. All types of lighting are offered by Pierlite, including: architectural, industrial, commercial and residential, together with specialist floodlighting, emergency and roadway lighting.
Pierlite
0118 955 3240
www.pierlite.co.uk
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