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10 December 2019

• Ken White Signs are excited to be unveiling Accoya® wood to enhance what is already a hugely popular range of timber products.

  An alternative which offers all the best characteristics of wood, sourced from sustainable forests, has zero toxicity and provides dimensional stability and durability that matches or exceeds even the best tropical hardwoods

• A big thank you to all our customers for another sucessful trading partnership year - with news of exciting developments alread in place for 2020

  This year the rising popularity of feature timber slats and solid surface material such as Corian® has continued unabated and Clarke Rendall is firmly at the forefront of fabricating this highly contemporary style.

• Launching a New Bar: Jigger and Jar

  Supporting other local Yorkshire businesses makes us incredibly proud, and one of our latest projects took us to Garforth in Leeds.

• How to lay turf in December

• Seven Iconic chairs

  Its very easy for us to take functional products for granted.

• Cashel Palace

  Units in pre-production stage for the refurbishment of the historic Cashel Palace Hotel in Tipperary, which will re-open in 2020.

• Signs of the Times - Estate signs for Berkeley Homes

  Signs of the Times have for several years been commissioned by significant builders, Berkeley Homes, to produce signs for their prestigious developments. An extension to their Oakgrove development recently required additional directional signage.

09 December 2019

• Cost Effective Refurbs With Office Partitions

  When it comes to office space a full on refurbishment can see the costs racking up quickly and is not always feasible for a business.

• 10 Important Plastering Facts

  We all know of somebody who has endured the unfortunate experience of a ‘not so professional’ tradesperson.

• Industrial Cleaning: Factories

  As industrial cleaning experts we fully understand the importance along with the health and safety aspects of cleanliness within factories.