Country Supplies Launches New Website

Country Supplies is inviting visitors to explore our new website. The new website has been designed to provide the ultimate user-friendly experience with improved navigation and functionality throughout, allowing customers to access detailed product information and images with the option to share information across all major social networking sites.

Hughenden Valley, January 2016

The site now includes extensive product information to help customers understand Country Supplies’ complete range of landscaping solutions.

Created with the user experience firmly in mind, the website has been designed using the latest technology so the site is compatible with today's browsers and mobile devices.

The new website means that customers can now benefit from richer online content that is easier to navigate and share with others, assisting the specification process. This is a result of talking with customers and gaining valuable feedback.

On the new Country Supplies website homepage, visitors can also stay informed with the latest news from the company, and the whole landscaping industry. The homepage section also features the latest announcements, product innovations and opinion pieces on our weekly blog from industry experts.

“This is just another piece in the development of our services” says Richard Sparkes, Marketing, “The new site is fully compatible with mobile devices meaning our customers can easily order from us while out on site. In the very near future we will be going fully e-commerce which will mean customers can pay online and get their delivery the next day.”


Furthermore, the new website allows users to share products and pages that interest them with others across Facebook, Twitter and Google+ and Pintrest. 

Visit the new website and why not give us your feedback by posting a comment on our Facebook Page.

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