Sample Cards sell SWISSPACER

Date: 16 June 2015

SWISSPACER, the market leading warm edge spacer bar, has created sample cards to help installers sell. The sample cards include a selection of both Ultimate and Advance SWISSPACER warm edge spacer bars, in a variety of colours and sizes.

Plus information on performance, processing, and other available tools and accessories.

SWISSPACER Marketing & Sales Manager (UK & Ireland), Vic De Costa, says: “The market is trending to colour in a big way, and coloured windows and doors look their best with appropriately colour matched or contrasted hardware and components. These sample cards help installers sell colour and the benefits of SWISSPACER to homeowners. They can be used in a showroom or taken on sales pitches.

“Helping our customers sell is important,” continues Vic. “The sample cards are just another tool available from SWISSPACER. Our CALUWIN energy-saving calculator and animated video can also be used to show homeowners the benefits of warm edge and SWISSPACER.”

Ultimate and Advance come in 17 different colours, from traditional grey, black and white to the more colourful yellow and blue. They are available in sizes from 8mm to 32mm.

600450

www.swisspacer.com

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