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Floorscope ’rolls’ out new retail outlet on popular NE high street
Prudhoe based household and commercial carpet and flooring specialists, Floorscope are expanding its operations with the opening of a new retail outlet on Gosforth’s popular high street.
The flooring specialists are enjoying a sustained period of growth and by opening a second retail outlet on a prominent high-street location, Floorscope is set to benefit from a thriving local and residential market, with an increase in passing trade and footfall.
Floorscope has over 20 years’ experience in the commercial and residential flooring market and is looking forward to rolling out its wide-range of major flooring brands covering household carpets, vinyls, laminate and luxury tiles to a wider catchment area and high-end residential market.
Phil Nordmann, Managing Director, Floorscope, said “This is an exciting development for us. Gosforth high-street has a fantastic reputation for its thriving and local retail market with a great balance of local businesses and high-street brands.
“We pride ourselves delivering a seamless customer service and offering value-for-money in a specialist market and we are very much looking forward to supplying our wide-range of world-class flooring brands to a vibrant and buoyant local residential and high-street market place.
“With the increase in footfall and passing trade we are looking forward to welcoming customers to our new premises and working with other retailers and businesses in the local community.” he added.
John Spreadbury, Non-Executive Chairman, Floorscope, said, “By opening on Gosforth high-street we are extending our retail offering to a wider retail and residential catchment area.
“We have further plans for expansion in the residential and commercial flooring market place and already have a long-standing and great reputation in the Prudhoe and surrounding area for our top quality personable and honest approach to providing specialist flooring.”
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