Dempsey Dyer customers sell colour with confidence in the heritage market
Posted on 02/12/2015
Yorkshire-based uPVC and timber fabricator Dempsey Dyer can now supply windows and doors in eight new tasteful vintage-look foils, enabling installers to perfectly tailor their frames to the requirements of older, conservation area and high-end properties.
The foils are part of Deceuninck’s new Heritage Colour Collection and include six premium colours with a pure white woodgrain foil on the inside, as well as white woodgrain outside on English Oak inside, and an English Oak on English Oak option.
“At Dempsey Dyer, we’re all about providing added value products and I’m confident our customers, and their customers, will benefit from the increased choice the new range provides”, said Peter Dyer, the company’s Managing Director. “The new finishes are in Deceuninck’s colour-from-stock express range, meaning we can now offer installers a fast turnaround on 26 unique foils, helping them sell colour with confidence”.
This new offering comes at an exciting time for Dempsey Dyer. Celebrating a record year in which it achieved £9m turnover for the first time, the company is now planning to expand its 64,000 square foot fabricating facility to satisfy increasing customer demand.
Founded by brothers Tom and Robert Dyer in 1977 and now managed by Tom’s son Peter, Dempsey Dyer has grown to become one of the country’s leading Deceuninck and timber fabricators. The company manufactures windows and doors using Deceuninck’s 2500 Chamfered and 2800 Decorative profiles, including the recently launched swing door, designed to help installers capitalise on the growing premium door market. Since 2012, the company has also offered the Beaumont composite window range, an innovative weldless system designed to bridge the gap between the company’s expertise in joinery and uPVC.
