A new ‘Plus’ for George Roberts

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Global scaffolding supplier George Roberts Ltd has launched a new e-commerce site, GR Plus.

The brand new easy to navigate online shop features George Roberts’s extensive product range that consists of over 2000 scaffolding and construction products.

GR+ Webstore replaces the firm’s original Scaffolding Sales online shop it aims to ensure its customers have a seamless purchasing experience from online order to delivery or collection.

The website also offers a handy Kit Builder tool that helps its customers plan and cost up various requirements across multiple projects, as well as ordering for an entire project in one easy step.

Danny Wood, Sales Director at George Roberts Ltd, said: “Our recent rebrand and the launch of GR+ is an integral part of George Roberts’s vision of providing exceptional service to all of our customers.”

You can see the full offering here www.grplus.co.uk

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