Trade kitchen supplier Howdens has opened a depot on the island of Jersey, which is the first for the business in the Channel Islands.
The new depot is based in St. Saviour, just outside of the capital, St Helier, and is open six days a week to the trade.
It will be the same model as its mainland counterparts, with products available from local stock across Howdens categories including kitchens, joinery, doors and the newly launched fitted bedrooms.
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Local tradespeople can buy paint to order kitchens and use the company’s free design service.
It forms part of its expansion plans to open 30 new depots in the UK and 5-10 overseas, this year, as reported in its trading update for the first four periods of 2024.
Chief executive officer at Howdens Andrew Livingston said: “We’re very excited about bringing our Howdens depots across to the Channel Islands and are confident that our business model is absolutely right for this market.
“We know we can make a real difference in this area by building trusted relationships and supporting the local trade, providing them with exceptional quality, service and convenience that we are known for, which that sets us apart.”