Distinctive flooring/mflor

How many tiles in each range?

 

We do 7 tiles out of 36 options the rest are woods. Across 4 ranges.

 

Not to bad a range then. Do you cover Hertfordshire ? Or is there a separate rep? Just asked in another post to lol

 

I do !

 

Cool can you pm me a phone number to arrange to meet up please ?

 

Done

 

Adam could you pm me a up to date price list for the mflor I have samples and an account cheers

 

Where you based mate plz ?

 

Yorkshire I've had an account for a while I met Marc beven on he floor skills course and he sorted it out for me

 

He your rep then or is it Andrew, I'm sure they will be able to sort you out the current price list etc

 

Do you cover Glasgow mate?

 

D'you not get Jim Duffy? Unless I picked him up wrong, England and Wales were getting specific Distinctive reps but Scotland was still covered by Abingdon. I could be wrong

 

Scotland I think is covered by my boss - mark Bevan, best to visit www.mflor.co.uk go to the contact page and drop mark a ring, he will put you in touch with either the right person or it will be him you need to talk too. Abingdon do not cover lvt anymore, new breed of sales reps etc have been taken on including me to concentrate and solely look after the lvt.

 

How come you have to pay for a box mate? I've never had too on other LVTs I think every person who has a account should get it free. Then if you lose it you have to pay for another set. After all we are taking they to customers houses to set the product.

 

****take paying for samples. Vusta gave me a full size sample of everything they do and Project Floors will send full size samples direct to customer.

 

I just think its saves money in the long run.
You go a customers house with a brochure an show them the folder. They say can I see a bigger plank / tile. So you have to send off for bigger samples which coats postage.

 

If customers with shop premises have to pay for stands to promote a product then theirs no difference in contractors doing the same. It's not my idea, I just work for company, personally for the sake of £20 I'm surprised it matters. It's not like receiving a a4 card or folder.

 

I can only imagine the amount of orders that have from ployflor's a4 cards with postage stamp samples, I think if the customer then wants a larger sample to seal the deal, not a problem.

 

I keep every sample I've had sent me so got most of them now anyway. Every job you do you just keep a few off cuts as samples. Then make up a sample box of each range.

 

Yeah can see that working, a few shops I deal with have used the spare planks etc to make various show floors, very effective.