Festool is expanding its 18-volt range with two cordless compact dust extractors: The CTC MINI and CTC MIDI. Whether for mobile sawing, sanding or drilling, the compact on-site extractors fit perfectly into the Festool 18-volt system to help create a mobile, dust-free and healthy working environment.
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Tactical extraction
Festool’s 18-volt range now includes new cordless extractors for a healthy and dust-free working environment. The cordless extractors, in the Systainer format for dust classes L and M, will bring even more portability and freedom to the 18-volt system – and less dust!The new cordless Systainer extractors offer maximum mobility and freedom with minimal weightContinue reading “Tactical extraction”
High-Touch Customer Experience Strategies
Strong customer service is vital for delighting clients, increasing word-of-mouth referrals and retaining loyal customers, but do you have the systems in place to ensure you’re working in the way that potential customers expect? Aged between 26 and 41, millennials are tech natives who have grown up with technology at their fingertips for everything, andContinue reading “High-Touch Customer Experience Strategies”
Spring / Summer Trend Report
It’s no secret that colour engages with people’s emotions and trends often represent society’s collective emotional state. Last year saw trends for fashion and the home centred around ‘sanctuary’ palettes, colours known to be calm and relaxing, neutral hues and colours with little pigment were the favourites – warm shades of grey, white stone andContinue reading “Spring / Summer Trend Report”
Prime it all
Owatrol Primall is a fast drying interior primer for the blocking of unknown stains and the priming of difficult surfaces. When used on porous surfaces, Primall will help to stabilise the surface and prevent shadowing on the finish coat. When used on smooth surfaces, Primall is ready to use without the need to sand, andContinue reading “Prime it all”
Client Relationships – Trust WORKS
Arguably, the most key ingredient to any working relationship is trust. Clients are investing their time, money, and home into your hands, so feeling confident in your ability to deliver the outcome they’re dreaming of is vital to you both working together successfully and achieving the best possible outcome. Home renovation and design platform, Houzz.co.uk,Continue reading “Client Relationships – Trust WORKS”
Knowing your client profile type
During a renovation project, customers will be investing their money, time and hope, so building a strong, positive bond with the customer will be crucial to earning their trust. Understanding how each customer differs, what matters to them most, and how best to communicate with them will help deliver a first-class service every time. Houzz.co.uk, theContinue reading “Knowing your client profile type”
Talk budgets without the awkwardness
Broaching the topic of budget with a new client can be tricky, but it is a vital step. It’s important to enter the conversation with confidence, to demonstrate your experience and professionalism, and remember, these conversations will allow you to determine whether the person is your ideal client. Know your worth Work out what yourContinue reading “Talk budgets without the awkwardness”
Beautiful wood everytime
Applying oil to woodwork results in a natural, hardwearing effect with an unmistakable, beautiful sheen and silky smoothness customers will appreciate. For a kitchen table, new wood furniture and or woodwork in a bathroom, Liberon‘s Finishing Oil blends hardwearing oils with resin to enable protection not only against water but heat and alcohol too. Doors,Continue reading “Beautiful wood everytime”
Bag it up
Coral Tools have introduced the Paintwiz range of Scuttle and Kettle Liners, designed to offer faster clean-up, reduced waste and extended equipment life. The use of liners means that paint scuttles and kettles do not have to be washed. They also aid quicker colour changes: liners can be changed easily when working with multiple colours.Continue reading “Bag it up”