They’re Samples – But Not As You Know Them

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Ultraframe has launched a series of high-tech digital samples for its range of conservatory and extension roofing systems.

The samples allow users to explore every detail of a roof system, just as they would if handling a physical sample.

 “While traditional samples remain popular, they take up a huge amount of space in showrooms and cars and take a substantial resource to produce. We will continue to produce a smaller number of physical samples to compliment our new digital samples.”

– Alex Hewitt 

Marketing director, Ultraframe

Rollout

"Working with our online partner, ICAAL, we will roll out the digital samples to our customers. This will include ensuring our customers can use them on iPads for selling in the home and showroom, as well as on touchscreens in showrooms – which we can assist with sourcing if needed," adds Ultraframe's Hewitt. "Customers simply choose which digital samples they require from our many roofing systems and allow their customers to explore components and cross sections in detail.”

360° view

Users of the new digital samples will be able to click on their chosen sample and then rotate and view in full 360°, as well as reading information about key components, and explanations of features and benefits. The digital samples will be auto-updated whenever there are enhancements to a system, so customers will not need to replace the software – it will all be done for them.

Aside from usage on iPads and touchscreens, there is also the option to add them to websites if required.

The new hi-tech samples are available for all of Ultraframe’s systems including its Glass Roof, Ultrasky, Ultraroof and Livinroof.

There is the option to personalise the samples with branding if desired. For Ultraframe customers who wish to order digital samples - Click Here

Picture: The Glass Roof digital sample from Ultraframe.

www.trade.ultraframe-conservatories.co.uk

Article written by Cathryn Ellis
20th October 2021

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