Vale Furnishers Thanks Its Loyal Customers As It Reports Recession Busting Sales Figures

Feb. 5, 2010 - PRLog -- Director Mark Chandler sees this as “a sure sign that the worst of the recession is behind us and businesses in Surrey and Hampshire can look forward to a strong 2010.”

He went on to explain why he thinks Vale has emerged from the recession in good health: “I credit our performance at Vale Furnishers to consistently putting the customer first and being able to give them the benefit of over 100 years’ combined furniture experience.  It’s great that local people continue to support our business, which has been a part of the community for nearly 50 years, and we thank them for that.”

Further signs of a secure future can be seen for Vale (http://www.valefurnishers.co.uk/). The company has just opened a new warehouse and employed 2 additional staff.  The store also has a new sales recruit joining the team for weekends.  This continues Vale’s investment in its infrastructure, which saw the addition of a conservatory showroom last Autumn, and the local economy, which is clearly reaping rewards for Vale.

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Editors Notes:

•   Run by the Chandler family since 1960 Vale Furnishers stock a fabulous selection of living room, dining room, bedroom furniture and beds, home office furniture, as well as made-to-measure curtains and blinds, flooring and carpets, accessories, artwork and lamps.
•   During this time Vale Furnishers has established itself as an acclaimed business having won numerous awards including Furniture Retailer of the Year on 3 occasions.
•   With a huge selection from some of the leading brands from the UK and around    the world, including G Plan, Stressless, Ercol, Collins & Hayes, Skovby, Tempur, Tapley, Nathan, Parker Knoll, Derwent, Myers, Axminster and Ryalux, Vale Furnishers has the perfect something for everyone.
•   Research conducted on behalf of G Plan by McCann Erickson Communication House in April 2009 found that shoppers looking to invest in new furniture visit their local store first for ideas and inspiration.



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