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Products Made in Britain
Posted 5 years ago by The Glass Wipe Board Company Team
BowlPhish Glass Wipe Boards Made in Britain
The Glass Wipe Board Company has been a member of Made in Britain for 3 years now. Being a member offers us a number of benefits. Members of Made in Britain are part of a valuable, thriving network of manufacturers. Within this network, we can connect with other businesses and collaborations and business partnerships are encouraged.
“All our products are made here in the UK and therefore it was only a logical choice to join the MIB partnership”, says Aaron Dewhurst, Managing Director of The Glass Wipe Board Company.
Carly Brooks, The Glass Wipe Board Company’s Sales Director, adds: “At The Glass Wipe Board Company, we are proud to be British and love everything that is Great about Britain. As a business we try to buy British wherever possible, and we know that many other Great British businesses share our patriotic views.”
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BowlPhish Glass Wipe Boards
At The Glass Wipe Board Company, all boards are made in house in our workshop in Lympne, Kent. We provide our customers with the top-quality glass boards, all of which have a lifetime surface guarantee. By creating the glass boards in house to a strict quality-controlled procedure, we virtually eliminate the potential of any imperfections to slip through, whilst still delivering within the agreed schedule. We believe quality is important and therefore any work that doesn’t reflect our vision of high quality will not be sent out. This does on rare occasions mean that we would need to reschedule, but you can be assured that once you receive your glass wipe board, you will not be disappointed.
Made in Britain
The organisation aims to bring together the entire manufacturing community in Britain, united with the use of our registered collective mark, so their business can benefit in sales, marketing, exports and PR. Becoming a member entitles a business to a profile page on the Made in Britain Directory alongside all the other makers in the 50 product categories. They encourage buyers, specifiers and ultimately, consumers to treat the Directory as the procurement site for British-made goods. And many of the MIB members use the network of membership to find new suppliers.