A3 LED Landscape Light Pocket Kits

The 8No. A3 landscape LED Light Pocket Kits were fully installed and tested within one working day, leaving the client Paramount Properties very satisfied with their new displays to such an extent the have recommended Shopfit Design & Management Ltd to a number of their associates.

Wall Shelving Bay Special Offer

You can by 5 x 1000mm wide shop shelving wall bays for a greatly discounted price of £577.26 which includes free delivery.

From the telephone enquiry from KUONI we designed, manufactured, powder coated and delivered 64 powder coated brochure displays for Kuonis’ new office in Plymouth within two weeks. For more details on our bespoke Travel Agent Displays, please contact us at info@shopfitdesign.com

Thanks for taking the time to visit our Brain Tumour UK Blog, to read about our involvement in a charity cycle ride end to end from John O’ Groats to Lands end (JOGLE) to raise funds for our chosen charity Brain Tumour UK.

In late 2010 a group of slightly deranged would be Tour De France cyclists decided riding from John O Groats to Lands End (JOGLE) would be a good use of nine days in August.

The group is

Mark Cheetham, Miles Drew, Ian Fretwell, Mark Hendricks, Chris Holmes, Matthew McDermott, Brendan McNallen, Phil Pearson and Dean Radford

As well as this hopefully being a fun (albeit painful) “roadtrip”, there is a serious cause at the heart of what we are doing.  We are aiming to raise awareness and funds for Brain Tumour UK, (BTUK) in the memory of Lee Wilkinson.

Lee passed away on 21 September 2009 after a 3 year fight with a brain tumour.  Lee was a larger than life character and his passing has deeply affected a lot of people.  Lee left his wife and two children.  If you have the time please visit Lee’s memorial page at lee.wilkinson.muchloved.com to read all about his battle and also the fundraising activities completed so far by friends and colleagues that have raised c.£5000 in little over a year.

We are hoping this event which will see us cycle end to end close to 1000 miles over nine consecutive days will be another fitting tribute to Lee and raise much needed awareness and funds for Brain Tumour Uk. 

Brain Tumour UK is the UK’s leading, caring charity committed to fighting brain tumours by providing support, funding research and raising awareness.

Brain Tumour UK’s research shows that around 16,000 people are diagnosed with a brain tumour each year;

Brain Tumour UK is a great charity and we really hope we can help them with their mission.  If you think our efforts and the cause are one you can support please make a donation and help us reach our target.  

This page will be updated during the next 6 months with our progress.  So if stories of hard training and sweaty lycra interest you then bookmark this page!

Many thanks 

Chris and the team.

Donating through JustGiving is simple, fast and totally secure. Your details are safe with JustGiving – they’ll never sell them on or send unwanted emails. Once you donate, they’ll send your money directly to the charity and make sure Gift Aid is reclaimed on every eligible donation by a UK taxpayer. So it’s the most efficient way to donate – I raise more, whilst saving time and cutting costs for the charity.

To donate just click on the following link which will take you to the appropriate Just Giving Web Page:

http://www.justgiving.com/jogle-for-BTUK

So please dig deep and donate now.

I have now been training for four months now:

Training has consisted of, getting as many road miles in as possible, high usage of my turbo trainer for high intensity works, trying to maintain a constant speed of 20 – 25 mph for as long as possible finishing off with a sprint in top gear, raching a max speed of 40mph over a distance of one mile, this does cause the quads to burn a bit, but apparantly is good for the twitch muscle.

I have been taking part in a weekly spinning class, again high intensity work to build up the strength in my legs and improve my cv system, spinning is crazy for crazy people but strangley enjoyable.

This is follwed by 2 2 1/2 hour gym sessions, which comprises of:

Rowing – 5 mins, cross trainer (cross country setting level 16) – 15 mins, cycle (cross country setting level 20) – 30 mins.

All of the above gets my heart rate up into the 170’s.

This is followed by, lat pull downs, leg press, leg curl, leg extension, calf extension, ab crunches, chest press, triceps and chest press all designed to build up core strength, and doing high reps for stamina.

This is followed by another 20 mins on the bike, (cross country setting level 18)

All topped off with lots of stretching.

I would like to offer a special thanks to all who have kindly donated to our cause.

Mark Cheetham

Brain Tumour UK, John O’ Groats to Lands End Cyclr Ride (JOGLE) (End to End)

Thanks for taking the time to visit our Brain Tumour UK Blog, to read about our involvement in a charity cycle ride end to end from John O’ Groats to Lands end (JOGLE) to raise funds for our chosen charity Brain Tumour UK.

In late 2010 a group of slightly deranged would be Tour De France cyclists decided riding from John O Groats to Lands End (JOGLE) would be a good use of nine days in August.

The group is

Mark Cheetham, Miles Drew, Ian Fretwell, Mark Hendricks, Chris Holmes, Matthew McDermott, Brendan McNallen, Phil Pearson and Dean Radford

As well as this hopefully being a fun (albeit painful) “roadtrip”, there is a serious cause at the heart of what we are doing.  We are aiming to raise awareness and funds for Brain Tumour UK, (BTUK) in the memory of Lee Wilkinson.

Lee passed away on 21 September 2009 after a 3 year fight with a brain tumour.  Lee was a larger than life character and his passing has deeply affected a lot of people.  Lee left his wife and two children.  If you have the time please visit Lee’s memorial page at lee.wilkinson.muchloved.com to read all about his battle and also the fundraising activities completed so far by friends and colleagues that have raised c.£5000 in little over a year.

We are hoping this event which will see us cycle end to end close to 1000 miles over nine consecutive days will be another fitting tribute to Lee and raise much needed awareness and funds for Brain Tumour Uk. 

Brain Tumour UK is the UK’s leading, caring charity committed to fighting brain tumours by providing support, funding research and raising awareness.

Brain Tumour UK’s research shows that around 16,000 people are diagnosed with a brain tumour each year;

Brain Tumour UK is a great charity and we really hope we can help them with their mission.  If you think our efforts and the cause are one you can support please make a donation and help us reach our target.  

This page will be updated during the next 6 months with our progress.  So if stories of hard training and sweaty lycra interest you then bookmark this page!

Many thanks 

Chris and the team.

Donating through JustGiving is simple, fast and totally secure. Your details are safe with JustGiving – they’ll never sell them on or send unwanted emails. Once you donate, they’ll send your money directly to the charity and make sure Gift Aid is reclaimed on every eligible donation by a UK taxpayer. So it’s the most efficient way to donate – I raise more, whilst saving time and cutting costs for the charity.

To donate just click on the following link which will take you to the appropriate Just Giving Web Page:

http://www.justgiving.com/jogle-for-BTUK

So please dig deep and donate now.

I have now been traing for four months now:

Training has consisted of, getting as many road miles in as possible, high usage of my turbo trainer for high intensity works, trying to maintain a constant speed of 20 – 25 mph for as long as possible finishing off with a sprint in top gear, raching a max speed of 40mph over a distance of one mile, this does cause the quads to burn a bit, but apparantly is good for the twitch muscle.

I have been taking part in a weekly spinning class, again high intensity work to build up the strength in my legs and improve my cv system, spinning is crazy for crazy people but strangley enjoyable.

This is follwed by 2 2 1/2 hour gym sessions, which comprises of:

Rowing – 5 mins, cross trainer (cross country setting level 16) – 15 mins, cycle (cross country setting level 20) – 30 mins.

All of the above gets my heart rate up into the 170’s.

This is followed by, lat pull downs, leg press, leg curl, leg extension, calf extension, ab crunches, chest press, triceps and chest press all designed to build up core strength, and doing high reps for stamina.

This is followed by another 20 mins on the bike, (cross country setting level 18)

All topped off with lots of stretching.

I would like to offer a special thanks to all who have kindly donated to our cause

Mark Cheetham

Gondola Shelving

We have just completed another price comparision on our range of shop shelving / modular shop shelving.

Gondola Shelving

We have just completed a nation wide price check on Modular Shop Shelving and we are sure that we are now offering the best deals and prices within the UK.

Our Gondola Shelving has been reduced from £142.00 down to an amazing £122.92 excluding VAT

If you find the same shelving products cheaper anywhere else please contact us and we will do our best to beat any like-for-like price.

LED LIGHT POCKET

LED Light Pocket – the new way to illuminate posters

Light Pockets are an eye catching way to illuminate your posters and graphics that adds sparkle and interest drawing attention to your promotional messages.

Position in the window or interior of your premises. Make stunning window displays or use the double sided units to create partitions within your premises. Single sided units are excellent for brightening up dark areas of a room.

The LED light box that will ‘wow’ your clients – ultra bright – maintenance free

Transform the appearance of your premises with these ultra slim LED light boxes that are only 14 mm thick. The floating LED light boxes look different from anything else on the market. The Light Pocket is suspended from almost invisible powered cables which are fitted between floor and ceiling.

“thankyou for my delivery of my shop counter i am highly satisfied
with the high quality of this item thankyou very much” paula shaw