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Toolstation bolsters squad to over 150 branches and launches new catalogue

Toolstation, supplier to the trade and home improver has grown its branch network to over 150 across the UK with many more opening this year.
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Toolstation, supplier to the trade and home improver has grown its branch network to over 150 across the UK with many more opening this year.

Sponsors of both the Western League and Northern Counties East League, Toolstation is a big supporter of grass roots football and understands the importance of being able to get to the match on time. Branches benefit from having long opening hours from 7am – 7pm, stock can be checked online and they offer a collection service at a local branch the next day.

Another great addition is the brand new Toolstation catalogue out this week. It contains over 11,000 products all at low trade prices with some strong winners for spring projects from bathroom tiling and garden renovations to simple repair jobs.

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John Meaden, head of marketing at Toolstation comments “We recognise the positive value a football club creates in a community no matter how large or small. We contribute to this with our league sponsorship packages, and the Non-League Game Awards. This activity allows us to get closer to people from different areas of the UK to understand our customer’s needs and give them the service they require.

“We continue to open branches and offer services to help the busy tradesman or home improver be more efficient so they have more time to do the things that really matter to them, like following their team each week.”

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To find out more about Toolstation and find your local branch visit Toolstation.com

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