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See our true colours at FIT

Decorative Door Products (DDP) by RegaLead is excited to be returning to the FIT Show 2014, where it promises to lend a splash of colour to proceedings.

After successfully launching the highly popular ColorSpray GRP and Inox glazing systems for composite doors at the 2013 show, DDP was only too pleased to re-sign for this year. The company has some colourful plans in place for 2014, as Joint Managing Director, Guy Hubble explains: “The two new product launches generated some great enquiries last year, and since then have gone from strength to strength. Without giving too much away about our plans for this year, we can reveal that our stand – 239 – will be showcasing a fantastic range of products designed to provide differentiation and therefore add value to composite doors.

“With colour looking set to be huge in 2014, we look forward to brightening up visitors’ days with the latest developments to our extensive DoorColour™ range, and providing them with a great opportunity to decide for themselves what the next colour additions should be.

“Specifically designed for use on GRP, ABS and PVC surfaces, DoorColour allows any colour to be produced in-house from RAL, Pantone, BS, NCS and as Farrow and Ball and Dulux at a competitive price. In addition, 22 carefully selected pre-mixed shades are available, which we developed following extensive customer research. We will be bringing a further 24 pre-mixed colour options to FIT and asking visitors to decide which they would like to see added to the range. As well as having their say, they could be in with a chance of winning an iPad mini. 

“But there’s no need to wait until FIT to win with DDP. In the run up to the show we are also encouraging customers to follow @decorativedoor on Twitter and share pictures of their doors featuring DoorColour, Doorglass and Inox Glazing – the brighter and more individual the better. The best picture each month tweeted with the hashtag #Doorglass, #DoorColour or #InoxGlazing will win a bottle of champagne.”