Representing the Durban-based manufacturer were Scott Messenger, marketing executive, |
close gently and automatically every time, tested to over a million cycles.”
The doors are made from PET, a non-
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and Armand Bochnig, inland sales |
flammable and highly durable material, as |
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manager, who walked attendees through |
opposed to traditional acrylic or perspex |
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the company’ s latest breakthroughs in |
options, which Messenger explained are |
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refrigeration and shelving technology. |
“ brittle and flammable”. |
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“ We’ re not here just to sell a cabinet |
Visibility is another major feature. The |
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– we’ re here to help retailers sell their |
ultra-clear design makes it“ almost impossible |
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product,” said Messenger, summarising |
to tell there are even doors on the cabinet,” |
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Concord’ s design philosophy.“ Everything |
allowing shoppers a better view of the |
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we do is focused on visibility, energy
efficiency and adding value.”
Among the key attractions was a Low
Multi-Deck cabinet fitted with self-closing
doors imported from Holland. These doors
aren’ t just about convenience – they’ re a
major player in sustainability and product
freshness.“ By simply adding doors to
these types of cabinets, you can reduce
energy consumption by up to 50 %. They
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products while keeping energy costs low. Also showcased was Concord’ s new Chillcrest Hinged Glass Cabinet Range – an innovation aimed squarely at store maintenance crews. Designed for effortless cleaning, the glass panels open from the front, making it easy to reach all areas without strain.
“ Store teams no longer need to strain to reach internal surfaces. The design
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( From left to right) Armand Bochnig; Carla van Deventer; Travis Booth; Wernhard Barnardo; Fred Piek; Antony Macfarlane; Michiel Brits; Scott Messenger. |
All images supplied by Concord Retail Solutions |