Five Free Virtual Showrooms For Installers

Virtual Morley Glass & Glazing showroom

Morley Glass & Glazing is set to give away five free virtual showrooms to help installers provide an improved digital service to customers.

 

 “In an age where social distancing is going to change how we all do business, the virtual and digital worlds are going to play an important part of winning future business for installers.”

– Ian Short 

MD, Morley Glass & Glazing

 

“Virtual showrooms are a great way to provide product information, videos and presentations to homeowners who for a variety of reasons may not be able to visit in person even after lockdown has ended," continues Short. We’ve created our own interactive online showroom and seen the benefits that brings to our own business, so we wanted to help installers to achieve the same benefits."

 

Apply now

Installers and to fabricators who wish to roll this out to their installer network can apply for one of the five free showrooms here

 

 

Picture: You can look at the virtual Morley Glass & Glazing showroom and get pricing for your own should you not win one of the five giveways - Click Here

 

 

Article written by Cathryn Ellis
18th May 2020

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