PLETTAC METRIX Open Days

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TRAD Hire & Sales held their second Open Day on Wednesday 4th March 2015. The event, held at the Leeds Depot, introduced PLETTAC METRIX System Scaffolding to existing Key Customers’ and other interested Contractors.

The format of the day and forthcoming Open Days was/is to be scheduled to take place for the rest of this year:

  • • Meet and Greet over Tea/Coffee/Pastries etc…
    • Metrix System overview presentation, unique aspects of the system – by Steve Coshall;
    • Question and Answers session;
    • Live practical demonstrations of the Metrix system – by Alan Slater;
    • Presentation of the use of Metrix from a Contractor’s standpoint – by Mr Des Moore, Group MD; (previously MD of TRAD Scaffolding with over 40 Years Industry experience)
    • Open Session to discuss specific projects and potential labour/cost savings.

There was a full complement of Sales and Yard Staff on hand to explain the benefits and advantages of the Mextrix System to those present and a built example of scaffold so everyone could familiarise themselves with the System first-hand.

The next scheduled Open Days will be held in Stockport on Thursday 23rd April & at the Barking depot on Tuesday 28th April. If you are interested in attending, please contact Steve Coshall on +44 (0)7721 128439 or email [email protected]

Please note that the demand for attendance has been exceptional, but we will try to accommodate all requests for attendance and schedule additional dates, where necessary.

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