Hamilton's Outdoor Living, a 'first-of-its-kind' outdoor living showroom for the North West, has just opened its doors in Penrith.
The showroom will showcase premium outdoor living products from top suppliers across the UK and Europe, such as Breeze House, Bromic Heating, Living Green and Cubic Outdoor Cooking & Kitchens.
Available products range from outdoor rooms, pergolas, outdoor kitchens and dining options to furniture, lighting and accessories.
Hamilton’s Outdoor Living staff also work closely with well-regarded gardening professionals including architects, and designers.
Their aim is to help create customers' dream outdoor living space.
A dedicated outdoor office is also on offer for complimentary hire to gardening professionals intending to meet clients on site.
Alan Hamilton, owner of Hamilton’s Outdoor Living and Cumbria Quarrying Services, said: "This has been the culmination of years of knowledge in the landscaping industry to create a unique destination for the area that both garden professionals and the public can come to and enjoy, gain inspiration from and hopefully create their dream outdoor space.
"Along with building up a trusted and experienced network of gardening professionals, we’ve worked hard to establish relationships with some of the leading landscaping and outdoor living suppliers across the UK and beyond to make sure that our customers only receive the best possible products, advice and service when they visit our showroom.”
The showroom, accessible from Junction 40 on the M6, is well-positioned to serve customers across the northwest, northeast and southern Scotland.
It opens daily from 7am to both trade and public.
More details are available online at www.hamiltonsoutdoorliving.co.uk
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