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Great stuff . Never seen or heard of it till a friend sent the link for this easihold stuff . And every review left on here gets a £5 amazon voucher / gift card . Definitely worth 5 ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ . Will be buying more
After numerous phone calls, despatched photos and emails spanning 9 weeks, I have still not got a quote. Frankly I have have never encountered such slothful and rude sales administration. I finally contacted one of their competitors, and within half an hour we are on our way to a coated pathway. Somebody senior in the company needs to get a heavy boot behind a lazy pair of managers.
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