PYRAMID PROFILES AND PYRAMID ALUMINIUM REBRAND AS PYRAMID GROUP

To make life easier for customers buying both aluminium and PVCu, Pyramid Aluminium and Pyramid Profiles have joined their brands together as Pyramid Group

Formed in response to the fast commercial growth of 2022, the re-brand has come off the back of the development and launch of a number of new products over the last 12 months.

“We want to bring together both sides of the business under one name in response to the significant growth in the number of customers buying both PVCu and aluminium from us last year, merging both brands under one name that installers can trust for all their glazing needs,” says Paul Bailey, Managing Director at Pyramid Group.

“Integrating both customer bases has been a big focus over the past year, and the Pyramid Group brand provides the perfect platform for an exciting year ahead, which includes new literature and product launches.”

The news comes at the same time as the Pyramid Group’s new website is launched, showcasing all the benefits of both their aluminium and PVCu products in one place.

Paul adds: “Following the launch of our Purelight aluminium marketing support and securing membership to VEKA’s Independent Network last year, our new website is the latest investment we’ve taken to improve our level of service and support to help our customers make the most of opportunities and grow their businesses.” To see the new website, visit www.pyramid-profiles.co.uk

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When Nolan UPVC went through an MBO at the start of 2020, they weren’t expecting the world to be turned upside down with the disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic, especially as demand for windows and doors rocketed following the lifting of restrictions.

But thanks to the support of its key suppliers, Nolan UPVC not only met that demand but grew as a result of its new strategy.

“We’ve really developed and grown since the MBO with the support of our suppliers like Deceuninck, especially because their OTIF [on time in full] was 90%+ as other suppliers struggled to meet demand,” Nolan UPVC’s Managing Director Jason James said. “This helped us take on numerous new trade accounts that helped us double the size of the business from when we bought it.

“And over the last four or five years we’ve gone out there to target more trade work because we see there’s a benefit to shrinking the retail side and