Tilers Vans

[uug197h]

you dont need a van every ones got one, you need a dodge ram pick up and stand out from the rest

 

[quick draw macgraw]

surely the back isnt big enough though even ronnie corbett couldn't squeeze in there could he? Also do you think turning up in a van with livery portrays a more professional picture than turning up in my family picasso.

Steve.

 

[uug197h]

my Dodge has a 6ft bed but if you need somthing bigger you can get them with an 8ft bed
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[CLAYS TILES]

you dont need a van every ones got one, you need a dodge ram pick up and stand out from the rest

NICE ONE M8

 

[GatesheadCol]

At the minute I have only a Corsa Combo van. Small and economical and I find its just enough for now. I can get most loads of tiles into it and I currently use Backer boards rathewr than ply. Pass the cost on to cust and they are smaller and easier to carry. Eventually I will be leasing a van when work picks up and will be going for something like a peugeot Expert size van.

But for now and to start it suits me down to the ground.

If someting is too big you can always get the stuff delivered and pass the cost on. Not done that yet so dont know how much it costs but cant be too much

 

[brummie tiler]

v nice dodge, but how much u pay for one of those babies!:whatchutalkingabout

 

[uug197h]

mine was only £8000 but its like spending £8000 on advertising (every one looks and it gets us work)

 

[brummie tiler]

8k!! thats my advertising budget for the next 5 years!!

 

[rsl tiling]

Think it will be a while b4 i can buy one of those,!just stick to the berlingo in the mean time

 

[HENDRYBERG]

i was thinkin of gettin an astra van when i take the leap into the tiling game! never thought about ply though! doh!

 

[Dan]

£500 and I'd knock up a website that could get your more business than any van alone could

But I'd have a ram any day. I used to keep my tools in the van overnight though and wouldn't in a ram I don't think lol.