In the most recent announcement from Amdega:
At this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show the conservatory giant Amdega collaborated with Smallbone and built a stunning contemporary orangery for their “Alfresco Kitchen” stand which also featured a garden design created by Stephen Woodhams. The glass roof of the timber orangery beautifully fused with Smallbone’s new oak and silver kitchen and the stand was awarded the coveted RHS Gold Award for Excellence for the Best Trade Stand.
The president of the Royal Horticultural Society, Giles Coode-Adams, presented the Gold Award at a special ceremony and the stand has been described as “… one of the highlights of this year’s show and emphasizes the quality and dynamism of British design and craft skills”. This is a fitting tribute for Amdega’s return to RHS Chelsea after a 13 year absence.
Amdega has also announced recent affiliations with Porcelanosa, producer of ceramic floor tiling, that fuse beautifully with both Amdega’s contemporary and traditional conservatory designs. Majik House for state of the art music and lighting systems for bespoke conservatories and also Appeal for quality conservatory blinds.
For a free no obligation meeting with Amdega’s local conservatory designer please call 01325 349589 or visit www.amdega.co.uk.
Press enquiries:
Sarah Gilmore, Marketing and Communications Assistant
Tel: 01325 349 518, email: sarah.gilmore@amdega.co.uk
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Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Amdega’s April finance promotion on conservatories and orangeries
Amdega is famous for being the world’s oldest designer and manufacturer of conservatories, having being founded in 1874. At Amdega they are rightly proud of such a longstanding heritage and of the outstanding bespoke conservatories and orangeries that they are famous for producing today.
Amdega has decided to offer various attractive financial packages this April to help make it as easy as possible for those wanting to purchase for example a lean to conservatory or a contemporary orangery. These financial packages are the result of Amdega negotiating deals with their in-house financial partner Barclays Bank, meaning there has never been a better time to purchase a new conservatory or orangery.
This April Amdega is offering the following special promotions:
Option 1 - Buy now and pay 2010
It is now possible to take delivery of an Amdega conservatory or orangery and not have to start paying the balance for 9 months.
For a conservatory or orangery costing £50,000 this would work out as follows:
- Cash price £50,000
- Deposit minimum 45%) £22,500
- Either pay the cash price within 9 months of delivery or pay 120 monthly payments of £539.83
- Total amount payable (Assuming cash price is not paid within 9 months) £87,279.60.
- APR 19.9% variable
Option 2 - Beat the Bank Rate at 6.9%
Despite the current uncertainty in the mortgage and loans market Amdega have been able to secure an excellent unsecured rate of just 6.9%. Amdega have also worked hard to make sure that there are no administration or valuation fees to pay on top of this.
- Cash price £50,000
- Deposit (minimum 45%) £22,500
- 120 monthly payments of £315.43
- Total payable £60,351.60
- APR 6.9% variable
You can call 0800 591 523 to discuss any aspect of the financial packages or any aspect of purchasing a conservatory or orangery. It is possible to arrange for a free no obligation consultation with your local Amdega conservatory design consultant. During the meeting you can also discuss any aspect of the financial packages currently available.
Amdega Limited is a licensed credit broker and all facilities are subject to status. For a brochure or to arrange a no obligation design visit contact 0800 591 523 or visit www.amdega.co.uk
Amdega Limited also supplies:
Summerhouses and gazebos manufactured from the best quality structural timber or electrostatic powder coated aluminium and a wide range of window and conservatory blinds, including wood weave pinoleum, roller, pleated, Roman and panel blinds.
Amdega websites:
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Amdega Limited announces details of its February special promotion on its bespoke conservatories and orangeries
Amdega has put together a series of financial packages that have been designed to make the process of purchasing an Amdega conservatory or orangery as easy as possible. The wide range of packages on offer will ensure that customers will be able to find a financial solution that is right for them.
Following negotiations with its in-house finance partner Barclays Bank, Amdega has been able to put in a place a special promotion for February. The February promotion features several attractive financial options that are available on all conservatories and orangeries from Amdega. The deals that have been put in place mean that there has never been a better time for purchasing an Amdega conservatory or orangery. If you would like more details about any of the offers you can arrange a meeting with your local Amdega conservatory design consultant, which is free with no obligations attached. This consultation provides the perfect opportunity to discover more information about the wide variety of financial options available through this promotion.
For the duration of February 2009 Amdega will be offering a variety of special promotions on all their timber conservatories and orangeries, these promotions include:
Buy now - pay nothing until 2010
Take immediate delivery of a new bespoke conservatory or orangery from Amdega and not have to pay the balance until 9 months later
For instance with this package your deal could break down as follows:
- Cash price £50,000
- Deposit (minimum 45%) £22,500
- Either pay the cash price within 9 months of delivery or pay 120 monthly payments of £539.83
- Total amount payable (assuming cash price is not paid within 9 months) £87,279.60.
- APR 19.9% variable
Beat the Bank – with 6.9% APR
Despite the current turmoil in the loans and mortgage market Amdega have been able to put in a place the excellent unsecured rate of 6.9% APR with Barclays Bank. On top of that outstanding rate Amdega further negotiated that there would be no administration or valuation fees to pay with this package.
- Cash price £50,000
- Deposit (minimum 45%) £22,500
- 120 monthly payments of £315.43
- Total payable £60,351.60
- APR 6.9% variable
Amdega Limited is a licensed credit broker and all facilities are subject to status.
Call 0800 591523 for further information or visit the Amdega Conservatories website
Amdega Limited also supplies:
- Quality wooden summerhouses, gazebo’s and other garden buildings
- A wide range of blinds for conservatories and all around the home, including wood weave pinoleum, roller, pleated, Roman and panel blinds.
Amdega websites:
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Amdega announces its January 2009 promotion on bespoke timber conservatories and orangeries
At Amdega we have put a great amount of time and effort into ensuring that we are able to provide the right financial solution for you to purchase an Amdega conservatory or orangery.
In order to offer this special promotion for the whole of January 2009 we have negotiated a deal with our in-house finance partner Barclays Bank which has enabled us to offer attractive finance options on our conservatories and orangeries. There has never been a better time to arrange for a free, no obligation meeting with your local Amdega conservatory design consultant. During your consultation you will have the opportunity to talk through the various finance options available, including Buy Now Pay 2010 and Beat the Bank packages.
For January 2009 we have decided to run the following special promotions:
Buy now and don’t pay until anything until 2010
Take delivery of a conservatory or orangery from Amdega and don’t pay the balance until 9 months later.
For example this would break down as:
- Cash price £50,000
- Deposit (minimum 45%) £22,500
- Either pay the cash price within 9 months of delivery or pay 120 monthly payments of £539.83
- Total amount payable (assuming cash price is not paid within 9 months) £87,279.60.
- APR 19.9% variable
Alternatively try our Beat the Bank Rate at 6.9%
In the current mortgage and loans market we had to work hard but we still managed to negotiate an excellent unsecured rate of 6.9% APR with Barclays Bank. We have also ensured that there are no administration or valuation fees to pay.
- Cash price £50,000
- Deposit (minimum 45%) £22,500
- 120 monthly payments of £315.43
- Total payable £60,351.60
- APR 6.9% variable
Amdega Limited is a licensed credit broker and all facilities are subject to status.
Call 0800 591523 for further information or visit the Amdega Conservatories website
Amdega Limited also supplies:
- Quality timber summerhouses and garden buildings
- A wide range of blinds, including wood weave pinoleum, roller, pleated, Roman and panel blinds for conservatories and around the home
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Friday, September 12, 2008
Amdega delivers double digit growth despite “credit crunch” - Planned £300k+ investment in new Amdega Academy
Amdega, the oldest designer and manufacturer of conservatories in the world, has reported strong growth figures for the first half of 2008, despite the current pressures on the global economy.
Renowned for its premium, bespoke conservatories, orangeries and summerhouses, Amdega has experienced a 25% increase in exports to the Far East, Europe and the States since the turn of the year, as well as 10% growth in new orders in the UK during May and June.
The company recently unveiled a new environmental policy, making it the first in its sector to make the formal move from utilising traditionally sourced hardwoods to temperate American (and other) hardwoods, North American Douglas Fir and high grade European engineered timbers. Waste materials including sawdust, off-cuts, paper, glass and metal are all being recycled and even the timber treatment solution used is long term bio-degradable. As a result of this policy, the company has seen a 30% reduction in waste and over 50% less materials going to landfill. So far, every customer who has been offered the choice of changing their order from traditional hardwoods to the new choice of timbers has made the move, signalling 100% support for Amdega’s industry-leading environmental approach.
Paul Cruddace, Amdega’s International Business Director commented; “We have already achieved an overall 12% increase in orders compared to 2007 and we have still have the second half of the year to go. Despite the widely reported ‘credit crunch’, Amdega is performing strongly and we are confident that our end of year figures will achieve expectations. We have recently recruited six new designers and are looking to take on further design expertise both in the UK and overseas.”
He continued; “With people losing confidence in the property market, many customers are viewing an Amdega conservatory as a premium investment in their home, adding value and extra space without the need to move house. And thanks to our increased 15 year structural warranty, a bespoke Amdega conservatory continues to be a byword for excellence in design, quality and durability.”
As well as making a combined £250,000 investment to enable the move from traditional hardwoods, Amdega is investing a further £300k+ in its new Amdega Academy, which offers ten employees per year the opportunity to undertake a 3 year business management degree. The scheme is open to all employees with a view to developing junior to middle management, with the goal that eventually thirty employees will achieve the qualification.
Paul explained; “If the company is to fulfil the growth objectives that we have set, we need to offer our staff the opportunity to grow with us and achieve their potential. Armed with their new business management degrees, we hope our staff will continue to be motivated, hard working and committed to taking Amdega forward. We are fully confident that we will achieve our projected turnover in 2008 and 2009.’
Amdega was launched in 1874 and employs some 315 people in the UK, with the majority based at its workshops in Darlington. The company also has representatives in 15 countries worldwide. Annual turnover, which includes a significant proportion of international trade, reached £29 million in 2007.
The company is renowned for excellence in design and quality across its range of traditional and contemporary conservatories, orangeries, summerhouses and pool houses. All commissions are individually designed to suit the specific needs and lifestyles of each customer.
Orginally published: 27 June 2008
Renowned for its premium, bespoke conservatories, orangeries and summerhouses, Amdega has experienced a 25% increase in exports to the Far East, Europe and the States since the turn of the year, as well as 10% growth in new orders in the UK during May and June.
The company recently unveiled a new environmental policy, making it the first in its sector to make the formal move from utilising traditionally sourced hardwoods to temperate American (and other) hardwoods, North American Douglas Fir and high grade European engineered timbers. Waste materials including sawdust, off-cuts, paper, glass and metal are all being recycled and even the timber treatment solution used is long term bio-degradable. As a result of this policy, the company has seen a 30% reduction in waste and over 50% less materials going to landfill. So far, every customer who has been offered the choice of changing their order from traditional hardwoods to the new choice of timbers has made the move, signalling 100% support for Amdega’s industry-leading environmental approach.
Paul Cruddace, Amdega’s International Business Director commented; “We have already achieved an overall 12% increase in orders compared to 2007 and we have still have the second half of the year to go. Despite the widely reported ‘credit crunch’, Amdega is performing strongly and we are confident that our end of year figures will achieve expectations. We have recently recruited six new designers and are looking to take on further design expertise both in the UK and overseas.”
He continued; “With people losing confidence in the property market, many customers are viewing an Amdega conservatory as a premium investment in their home, adding value and extra space without the need to move house. And thanks to our increased 15 year structural warranty, a bespoke Amdega conservatory continues to be a byword for excellence in design, quality and durability.”
As well as making a combined £250,000 investment to enable the move from traditional hardwoods, Amdega is investing a further £300k+ in its new Amdega Academy, which offers ten employees per year the opportunity to undertake a 3 year business management degree. The scheme is open to all employees with a view to developing junior to middle management, with the goal that eventually thirty employees will achieve the qualification.
Paul explained; “If the company is to fulfil the growth objectives that we have set, we need to offer our staff the opportunity to grow with us and achieve their potential. Armed with their new business management degrees, we hope our staff will continue to be motivated, hard working and committed to taking Amdega forward. We are fully confident that we will achieve our projected turnover in 2008 and 2009.’
Amdega was launched in 1874 and employs some 315 people in the UK, with the majority based at its workshops in Darlington. The company also has representatives in 15 countries worldwide. Annual turnover, which includes a significant proportion of international trade, reached £29 million in 2007.
The company is renowned for excellence in design and quality across its range of traditional and contemporary conservatories, orangeries, summerhouses and pool houses. All commissions are individually designed to suit the specific needs and lifestyles of each customer.
Orginally published: 27 June 2008
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