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Manchester trade kitchen fittings supplier Fittingsco is growing its team as it aims to increase sales and expand its stock levels.
| Region/Nation | North West |
|---|---|
| Sector | Consumer Goods & Services |
| Programme | Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund II |
| Partner |
Located in Chadderton, the firm is being supported with investment from NPIF II – FW Capital Debt Finance, which is managed by FW Capital as part of the Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund II.
With an already established range of premier choice for products and service throughout the kitchens, bedrooms and bathrooms industry, the funding has already helped Fittingsco welcome an experienced industry specialist to the team and invest in more stock which will further increase sales for the firm.
Fittingsco was founded in 2017 by Dan Briggs, a former Team GB swimmer who started up the business around his swimming training. Fittingsco specialises in furniture fittings ranging from cabinet hinges and drawers to LED under counter lighting.
Operating from Meadowbank Business Park in Chadderton, Fittingsco covers the whole of the UK and overseas, distributing products from manufacturers including DTC, a renowned manufacturer of hinges, runners, and drawer systems and kitchen and furniture accessories manufacturer STARAX. The business recently announced its partnership with Harley & Wager a new decorative hardware brand which is bringing fresh ideas and new designs to the handle market.
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