Ironmonger and builders merchants Gardner and Scardifield has combined its door, window and hardware showroom into one space at its Lancing flagship store. The company celebrated the opening of what it believes to be the largest showroom of its kind in Sussex with a two-day event attracting dignitaries, local business leaders, and loyal customers from across the Lancing and Worthing area.
The newly renovated showroom is designed to better cater to the needs of trades people, builders, and DIY enthusiasts. It offers a comprehensive range of doors, ironmongery and hardware all curated to ensure that professionals and DIYers alike have access to high quality products.
Managing director, Nick Neale, reflecting on the renovation, said: "This showroom is not just a new space; it represents our enduring commitment to our customers and innovating our offering to be better tomorrow than today. It’s an exciting evolution for Gardner and Scardifield as we continue to lead in offering high-quality, innovative solutions for the trade and DIY sectors."
Dave Neale, director added: "We’ve always prided ourselves on our service and delivering for our customers. We’ve created a modern, customer friendly environment where customers can find the right solutions for their projects, large or small while having access to knowledgable advice and support from our team."
The first day of the event brought together key figures from the local community, media, and business leaders. The second day welcomed customers and tradespeople to explore the newly renovated showroom, with live demonstrations, giveaways, and networking opportunities.
Now in its 103rd year, Gardner and Scardifield is a family owned business with branches across Sussex. It is able to offer technical support from measuring and specification to delivery and installation including full scheduling services. Many of its staff hold qualifications from the Guild of Architectural Ironmongers and Fire Door Inspection Service.
