Richard Williams Builder’s Merchants are anticipating a great turnout for their upcoming power tools demonstration event day at both the Llandudno Junction and Ruthin branches and the invitation is extended to you!
DeWalt and Marcrist, two of the biggest and most respected names in power tools, are both set to be represented at the demonstration events; a great coup for the North Wales business to have the experts on hand on the day.
DeWalt will be leading the discussions with their display of high-quality drills (stocked widely through all RW branches) and will also be showing off a new and patented mesh cloth sanding disc. If you like getting your hands on the best tools on the DIY market before they hit the shelves this is a great time for just that. Ruthin will be getting their hands on their new products in the near future.
Not to be outdone, Marcrist will also be delivering highly informative and interesting demonstrations over the two days. Much like DeWalt, a quality range of cutting discs will be exhibited as the advanced wood cutting tools that this respected business are known for. Both branches will be bringing in these goods in the near future.
So why should you be coming to these demonstration days? If you’ve ever wanted the inside track on how tools work or why you need to get the best job done, they are not to be missed. It’s not often that you have a chance to ask questions of the experts and with the option to ‘try before you buy’, it’s a chance not to be missed. That little bit of extra knowledge to take back to the workforce could get you that one step ahead of the game so make sure you don’t miss out.
The demonstrations will be taking place on Thursday the 14th of August at the Llandudno Junction branch and Friday the 15th of August at Ruthin. Proceedings kick off at around 8am and wind up at 2pm so be prepared for an early start to get your hands on these innovations first. To find out more, simply call either the Llandudno Junction branch on 01492 583423 or the Ruthin branch on 01824 702475.
