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Marshalls announce new products for 2013

Marshalls have announced a number of new additions to their product range available to homeowners in 2013.

Cobbletech
The Cobbletech driveway system is designed to give a natural authentic cobble look to a driveway or courtyard and is equally at home in a contemporary setting.

Not only does Cobbletech provide a stunning driveway option for the householder but with its innovative block design and fast point jointing solution, supplied with the block, it offers the installer an amazingly quick and effortless installation with built in durability. And if this wasn’t enough the system can be laid in all weathers, meaning that when the rain starts installers do not have to stop. Marshalls strongly recommends that the Cobbletech system is fitted by its trained Marshalls Register Members.

You can find an installer near you by call 0845 820 5000 or visit www.marshalls.co.uk/homeowners to receive a free no obligation quotation.

Fairstone
Marshalls has also introduced a number of new ethically sourced natural stone options to enhance its Fairstone range; including new Linear Sawn Sandstone Planks and Fairstone Flamed with a softly textured surface, yet practical non-slip finish.

For a clean, modern look in the garden the new Perfecta smooth paving with its visible aggregates and smooth finish offers the look of polished natural stone at a fraction of the cost, and new colourways in the Fairstone Limestone, Drivesett 50 & Drivesett Natrale ranges further enhance the expansive range of landscaping choices the installer can offer the customers.

Marshalls Delivers
Marshalls product offer is designed to not only fulfil the very latest consumer demand but always with the merchant and installer in mind. Marshalls recognises the importance to the installer of having products delivered exactly when they’re needed, and to the merchant of never turning away a customer order. Via a national network of service centres Marshalls can reach 95% of UK builder’s merchants within a two hour drive time and with a number of delivery options, including a next day delivery service on a large range of domestic items, products are never far away, even if not currently in stock in your chosen merchant branch.

Further information is available in the Marshalls 2013 New Products Brochure, to order a copy visit www.marshalls.co.uk/homeowners or call 0845 820 5000.

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