The SafeGuard team with the Vertu trophy before the showroom opening

SafeGuard opens new showroom

SafeGuard Installations has opened the doors to its new Peterborough showroom, and there was a brief pause in building prior to the event while the Vertu football trophy visited the factory.

The trophy was won by Peterborough United FC, who SafeGuard sponsor, at Wembley just a few weeks ago, defeating a strong Birmingham City team and defending the title they won last year.

The brand-new showroom is a modern space designed to showcase the very best in windows, doors, and glazing solutions and to mark the occasion, Safeguard is launching an exciting competition with fantastic prizes up for grabs.

The event will also feature a special appearance from James Dornelly from Peterborough United FC, giving fans the chance to meet a sporting hero in person.

Visitors will be able to explore the full product range up close, speak with the Safeguard team. The new showroom is said to be a reflection of Safeguard’s continued commitment to quality, innovation, and customer care – and SafeGuard says the opening event is just the beginning of a new chapter.

www.safe-guard.co.uk

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