Furniture Company Goes from Strength-to-strength

One of the countries leading office furniture company's nets a major order with a London based housing association.

A major European office furniture supplier is celebrating after scooping a major order.

Ningbo has received one of its biggest orders in July to supply conference chairs to Notting Hill Housing Trust, one of the largest housing associations in London.
The charity is committed to helping people get on the housing ladder and redeveloping properties in the capital city to produce affordable accommodation.

The Trust, which is based at Bruce Kenrick House, recently ordered more than 1,000 conference chairs from Ningbo. They took delivery of 510 in royal blue and 520 in red.

Ningbo's General Manager Bert Taylor said they were delighted to get the order in: "We would like to thank the organisation for placing the order with us".

The housing trust is a respected customer of Ningbo and has previously placed orders with the Cheshire based company. Since July 2012 they have bought more than 800 conference chairs and this latest order takes the total to nearly 2,000.

Bert Taylor said it means a lot to Ningbo when customers return to them.

"We know that our products are excellent and we offer competitive prices and offer fantastic customer service but when customers return we know we are doing our job correctly".

The Notting Hill Housing Trust is known throughout London. The organisation was first set up in 1963 and has continued to grow from strength-to-strength. They now have around 25,000 homes throughout London and the South East of England.

Likewise, Ningbo has grown rapidly and now supplies office furniture to companies throughout the UK, Ireland and Europe. Customers include national food chains, hotels and even the Palace of Monaco. Officials from the Principality which is governed by Prince Albert, the son of the late Prince Rainier and Hollywood actress Grace Kelly ordered 750 Napolean Ice Chairs and 70 banquet folding tables earlier this year.

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