Following the recent acquisition of Timbmet Doorset Solutions Limited (TDSL) and the integration of the Laidlaw Orbis doorsets range, Laidlaw Interiors Group (LIG) is restructuring its UK Timber Doorsets Division to work under a single company structure - Leaderflush Shapland.
The new corporate vision is based on full integration, operating as one efficient, agile and more responsive service to satisfy its customers’ needs.
Ash Malhan Managing Director at Leaderflush Shapland explains: “We have had a period of change throughout our company structure, but this streamlining of our full service offering provides exciting times ahead for the whole company and our partners. The unification of our timber doorset brands, under the trusted badge of Leaderflush Shapland, allows us to build on our reputation for delivering innovative, cost-effective solutions that meet the demanding needs of the building industry.”
By bringing together three market-leading brands under Leaderflush Shapland, the company has created the largest portfolio of products, services and flexible solutions available in the industry. Plus with four manufacturing plants across the UK and Asia, providing over 280,000 ft2 of production space, our capacity and delivery service is unrivalled.
Going forward the company will be delivering its activities through four integrated business streams: regional and local support; major projects aligned to key sectors; design and specification with architects and designers, developing innovative
solutions through collaboration and the sharing of ideas; and finally through facilities management services.
Ash Malhan continues: “Working as one team, Leaderflush Shapland aims to be the partner of choice by listening to customer requirements and applying the principles of our core values: integrity, respect, innovation and accountability. These three leading brands united as one, enable us to bring the very best, multiple product solutions to any project.
"As part of the Laidlaw Interiors Group, Leaderflush Shapland offers financial strength, security and global enterprise, whilst our UK regional business centres can be relied upon to deliver local knowledge.”
