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Recently bought 3 off safety D shackles and they came on time and were of good Quality.
Didn't the certificate of conformity in the package but popped customer services and email and they quickly got back to me with the Certificate in a quick and polite manner.
Happy with the service.
Product custom made exactly as needed, and exceptionally fast delivery.
I needed some bespoke balustrade type stainless steel fittings designed and manufactured according to my specific needs. Lewis was quick and efficient in helping me with quick email replies on what I needed. I placed the order and it was delivered in next to no time ! Excellent customer service, manufacturing and delivery ! If I ever need future services, I will not hesitate to use them again and the online builder works a treat. Highly recommended.
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