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Probably the worst website I have ever come across! I have just ordered 100 aluminium nameplates 100mm x50mm which cost a staggering £224 + VAT. After ordering we then found the EXACT same item on another page on the same website for £83 + VAT. If you're thinking of ordering anything make sure you check that it's not available on another page at a fraction of the price.
Great experience from this family run business. Enjoyed the newsletter providing product and company insight. It’s a company that has developed ideas from customer inspiration offering innovative banks. Order arrived quickly and was well packaged with some free samples introducing various metal finishes. The website offers themed sample packs which is a great idea to help expand. Thank you sublimetals, and keep up the good work!
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