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DURABLE SIGNS TO FEATURE IN THE HOSPITALITY MARKET
DURABLE manufactures and supplies a range of quality Signs and Presenters specifically designed to meet the requirements of the Hospitality Industry and will be exhibiting at Hotelympia 2008 (17th – 21st February, ExCeL, London) for the first time this year.
With the stand featuring easily customised Crystal and Information Signs, Table Signs, award-winning Display Panel Systems, and space-saving Literature Holders, visitors will be able to appreciate the practical yet stylish design of this product range at the show, and take away Product Literature for easy follow-up reference.
Stewart Anderson, Marketing Manager, comments: "The DURABLE brand is well established with 80 years of growth and success built on great customer service and innovation. Our move into the Hospitality arena, with many purpose-designed products, will add ease and elegance to all front-of-house and reception areas where there is a necessity to display literature elegantly".
With a reputation for designing with maximum flexibility and to enhance décor without being intrusive, DURABLE products will offer a professional look to any surrounding be it a hotel restaurant, reception area or conference centre.
For further information on creating a professional look when showcasing literature, visit us on the stand for a warm welcome or click onto our website www.durable-signs.co.uk
Visit stand S3425 to discover more.
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