Howdens, the UK’s number one trade kitchen supplier, has opened the doors to a new depot in Ryde, as the company expands its Isle of Wight footprint.
A total of 3 depots now operate on the Island, the latest being located at Unit 4-6, Endeavour Court, Nicholson Road, Ryde, PO33 1FD.
The new depot carries stock across all Howdens categories, including over 100 kitchen and fitted bedroom collections, from best on budget shaker designs to premium modern slab styles, plus joinery, doors, flooring and more, all available to take away from local stock for best availability and convenience, saving tradespeople time on their jobs.
Howdens make their rigid cabinets in their own factories, and are easy to fit and built to last, backed by a 25-year cabinet guarantee.
Local tradespeople can take advantage of services such as the company’s free home measure and design service, Template and Fit solid surface worktops and Paint to Order timber kitchens available in 24 colours. Howdens is also the exclusive supplier of brands such as Lamona appliances, Oake & Gray flooring and their latest own brand launch, Fuller & Forge ironmongery.
Gary Gee, assistant manager of Howdens Ryde, says:
“We are delighted to open our doors to welcome trade customers from the local area, at our third site on the Isle of Wight. Our friendly team has extensive design and customer service experience and is on hand to help our local tradespeople, and support them with their jobs.”
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Howdens products are only available through the trade, as their trade know-how ensures every job is completed to the highest standard. Homeowners can get started by booking a free design appointment online, and the depot can help in finding a tradesperson if needed.
The Howdens Ryde depot is open 07:30-17:00 Monday to Friday and 08:00-12:00 Saturday at Nicholson Road, Ryde. Full details can be found at www.howdens.com/find-a-depot/ryde.
To find out more about Howdens products, visit www.howdens.com.
In todays economic climate, surely it would make
more sense just having 1 large depot rather than
3 seperate depots.
(HOWDENS OBVIOUSLY HAVE MONEY TO WASTE)
No where is far on the island, it would save on
logistics etc.