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UK: Cornwall Glass and Glazing takes delivery of vans

One of the largest specialist glass and glazing products stockists in the west of England has just taken delivery of nine Citron vans specially fitted out for carrying glazing.
The deal with Cornwall…

One of the largest specialist glass and glazing products stockists in the west of England has just taken delivery of nine Citron vans specially fitted out for carrying glazing. The deal with Cornwall Glass and Glazing is the largest single order for glass carrying vans to date from the award-winning Citron Ready to Run one-stop specialist body range. Ready to Run“s partner Supertrucks, of St Helens, has fitted the Relay L3H2 120 3.5 tonne gvw panel vans with its full height, full length, all-alloy side glass carrying rack and full length roof racks. Inside, the Relays are equipped with twin glass racks and the vans are supplied complete with internal/external glass securing poles and fascia board. Cornwall Glass and Glazing has additionally specified extra internal storage for tools and other equipment. Mark Mitchell, Cornwall Glass and Glazing“s managing director, said: “We have specified Supertrucks glass carrying products for many years and know that they are the best available in the UK”. The nine Relay vans will cover 120,000 miles each during their service life of six years with Cornwall Glass and Glazing. Bearing Cornwall Glass and Glazing“s various trading names, the distinctive yellow Relay vans will be allocated through the company“s 12-strong depot network, which extends from Cornwall northwards through Devon, Somerset and Wiltshire. The new Relays will be used by the company“s glazing teams involved in retail/industrial/domestic projects. St Austell-based Cornwall Glass and Glazing has grown to become one of the region“s major suppliers of bespoke products over the last 25 years,. Members of the Glass and Glazing Federation, the company manufactures to BS EN 1279 standards and it has the only glass toughening plant in Cornwall, which makes products to meet EN 12150 standards.

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