NYMAS invest in warehouse following 15 percent sales increase
The company has invested in state-of-the-art machinery and increased its warehouse capacity

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NYMAS, the accessible washroom supplier, has made a significant investment in its warehouse, following a 15 per cent increase in sales over the last 12 months. The company has invested in state-of-the-art machinery and increased its warehouse capacity in order to enhance the firm’s efficient service and ensure a safe working environment for staff.
The company noted that the changes in the warehouse have enabled NYMAS to efficiently stock products following the reconfiguration of racking, which has resulted in an increase of pallet spaces from 900 to over 1,500.
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Craig Anderson, Managing Director at NYMAS said: “At NYMAS, our main priority is customer care, which is why we’re committed to continually improving our client experience and these developments will do just that.
“I would like to say a special thank you to all of our staff members for helping us to complete this refurb. Without their fantastic effort and hard work, we would not be where we are today.
“We are incredibly excited about the future of NYMAS and we are now looking to pursue further investments to improve our internal processes so we can develop better and faster ways to meet our customers’ needs.”
Stephen Heslop, business development director said: “We have big growth ambitions for the next three years and this refurb has helped to set the foundations in place so we can achieve our goals.”
Operations and Supply Chain Director Debbie Catterick added: “This project has been in the making for 12 months so it’s brilliant to see everything come together and to celebrate the official opening with the team.
“NYMAS is growing at a fast pace so we needed to streamline our operations and we have achieved just that.”