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Static welfare cabins

Published:  23 January, 2018

Niall_Wordsworth_Duncan_Wordsworth_Matthew_Wordsworth_.jpgBOSS CABINS has announced it has launched a range of static welfare units to meet high industry demand, with the aim of becoming the number one market supplier over the next 12 months. The company says the introduction of this new range comes on the back of Boss Cabins securing its position as the UK market leader in the design and manufacture of mobile welfare cabins. The business was initially built from selling to small-to-medium sized regional hire companies. Today, it also supplies to a range of national hire firms.

Commenting on the launch of Boss Cabins’ static units, managing director Matthew Wordsworth said: “As a business, we’ve quickly shaken up the mobile welfare sector by bringing fresh thinking into what was a stale industry. Now we will offer this same mindset to the static welfare range by providing the marketplace with superior choice.”

http://www.bosscabins.co.uk/all-cabins/category/static-welfare-cabins/

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