Domestic hard landscaping manufacturer, Bradstone, has launched a glossy new colour brochure as it moves into its 60th year.

Designed to bring a wealth of information to the fingertips of professional landscapers and homeowners alike, the new 116-page brochure focuses on stimulating readers through a series of product pages – catalogued into contemporary and traditional paving, driveway block paving and landscaping features. The brochure also features aspirational photography to showcase the stunning results that can be achieved, plus comprehensive and in-depth product information, from technical data to laying pattern guides.

The new brochure mirrors the clean layout of the 2015 brochure but the A-Z product index has been relocated to the front of the brochure for ease of navigation.

Details of the Bradstone Design service and Bradstone’s network of Assured installers are also included - testimony to the company’s commitment to helping landscapers and stockists add further value to their service. 

Toby Stuart-Jervis, commercial director for Bradstone, comments: “The new brochure demonstrates the breadth of choice and flexibility that working with Bradstone offers. We are fully committed to researching and understanding UK garden design and making sure our products set the latest garden design trends. This, combined with our unrivalled experience and know-how, enables Bradstone to stay one step ahead and bring products to market that are at the forefront of design – and this is clearly demonstrated in our 2016 collection.

“Our concrete landscaping products have been manufactured here at home in the UK for sixty years, so buying Bradstone means you’re buying the best in British quality, performance and style.”

 To complement the new brochure, Bradstone has launched a 2016 Trade Directory, a quick reference guide including technical information about each product.

To request a copy of the 2016 Bradstone brochure or trade directory, please contact 01335 372 289 or email bradstone.garden@aggregate.com.

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