Marshall-Tufflex makes move to Watford
Cable management solutions manufacturer Marshall-Tufflex, and sister brand Bendex, are relocating their London distribution and collection branch from Walthamstow to Watford – in a move designed to provide a better service to customers.
Cable management solutions manufacturer Marshall-Tufflex, and sister brand Bendex, are relocating their London distribution and collection branch from Walthamstow to Watford – in a move designed to provide a better service to customers.
As of Friday 26 July, the Walthamstow branch will be closed and the new branch will be operational from Monday 29 July 2019.
The move is part of an ongoing focus on customer service. Customers were experiencing increasing traffic restrictions and difficulties accessing the Walthamstow branch – and it is hoped by moving to the new location in Watford, this will be reduced.
The already established same day collection service, which provides customers with a two-hour turnaround on product orders, will continue to be available at the new Watford branch. Orders can also be collected from current collection points in Manchester and next day from the Hastings depot.
Jeremy Dodge, head of customer and technical services at Marshall-Tufflex, said, “The new branch in Watford demonstrates our continued commitment to offering more choice and better product availability for our customers. This brand new purpose built logistics centre is perfectly positioned with fantastic transport links to the M25 and M1.”
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