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“ Whether it’s a large contract, such as a hotel refurbishment or a new development, or just the smallest under stair office


area, we have the experienced staff to fulfil the exact requirements, from concept to completion





ALLAN BERRY Hammonds Fitted Furniture


‘As we manufacture our own products, the lead times from point of order to installation can be as little as three weeks and a maximum of six weeks’.


‘Design and quotes can be ready for presentation within 24 hours of measuring the room, and of course we offer a free no obligation quotation and design service.’


From experience, Hammonds know that expert, friendly advice can ensure that customers get the best out of the space available. Awkward ceiling angles are also not a problem with Hammonds’ bespoke doors, so that space is utilised to the maximum. Any additional electrical work can also be arranged by Hammonds to make the process as stress-free as possible.


So whether it’s converting loft space into a bedroom or using a spare corner to build a home office, the specially manufactured furniture adds value and style to the home, without breaking the budget. Hammonds can offer a payment plan over 12 months as interest free credit with no additional fees.


‘Whether you are refurbishing Home & Hearth Page 47


your home to sell or making the most of your current space, we have the experience and the skills to help,’ Alan said.


‘Why not give Hammonds a try, you could join the long list of satisfied customers.’


Hammonds Fitted Furniture 21-23 Cheapside, St Helier Telephone: 625712 07797 825084 E.Mail: alan.berry@hammonds-uk.com Website: www.hammonds-uk.com


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