New Trade Account Now Available from Farmhouse Flagstones With Discounts And Benefits

Aug 10, 2023

Farmhouse Flagstones, a flagstone provider in the UK, is opening up a new trade account offering. With exclusive discounts and benefits, the team is looking to build partnerships with those trade customers looking for an affordable, quality source of flagstone flooring and paving products.

United Kingdom - August 10, 2023 /MarketersMEDIA/

With a factory showroom in Gloucestershire, supplying across the entire UK and even shipping internationally, Farmhouse Flagstones has opened its exclusive Trade Account, with discounts and benefits for a wide range of trade workers. They have begun to approach businesses and trades who might be interested in buying their authentically styled replica interior and exterior flagstone flooring and paving products. This could be either as a resale offering within their own business or as a direct supply-and-fit opportunity.


Farmhouse Flagstones, which provides a wide range of interior flagstones, exterior flagstones, paving, adhesive & grout products, as well as finishes and preparations, is actively seeking to build relationships with more trade customers. They are offering Trade Account registration to a wide range of trade workers, such as landscape designers and gardeners, interior designers and architects, builders and flooring/paving installers, garden centres and building materials merchants, outdoor lifestyle product retailers, and DIY stores.


Trade Account holders can enjoy a host of unique benefits, including discounted pricing on all interior and exterior flagstones, as well as free delivery on flagstones orders over £600+VAT. Farmhouse Flagstones seeks to help grow the business community, as well, offering free business listing on the Farmhouse Flagstones website as well as selected installation/project photos uploaded to the Farmhouse Flagstones website. As such, trade clients who do sign up could benefit not only from more affordable, high-quality flagstones and related products, but could also help spread their brand and reach new customers and clients of their own.


Those who are interested in opening a Trade Account with Farmhouse Flagstones can click the “Trade” option from the top menu of the website. There, they will be able to see all of the terms and conditions, the above-listed benefits, and an application form that they can fill out right there on the website. Farmhouse Flagstones welcomes all workers in the trades mentioned above to get in touch to find out more, too.


To learn more about Farmhouse Flagstones, their new trade account offerings, and the range of authentically styled replica interior and exterior flagstone flooring and paving products they offer, you can visit their website at https://www.farmhouseflagstones.co.uk/.


Please address all press inquiries to Mark Dudfield, who can be reached by mail at Unit 3 Ansteads Farm, Catswood Lane, Stancombe, Stroud, Gloucestershire GL6 7NG, or on the phone at 01452 770 100. All email inquires can be sent directly to [email protected].

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Name: Mark Dudfield,
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Organization: Farmhouse Flagstones
Address: Unit 3 Ansteads Farm, Catswood Lane, Stancombe, Stroud, Gloucestershire GL6 7NG
Phone: 01452 770 100
Website: https://www.farmhouseflagstones.co.uk/

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