Every wholesaler in the country. One order.
Stop ringing round for stock. Search one place, see what is really there, order it, and know when it lands.
Your Tuesday morning back
Finding a roll means phoning round, writing down prices, and chasing whoever went quiet. Then twelve different invoices turn up at month end. None of that is work you get paid for.
One search
Every connected wholesaler at once. If it is in stock somewhere, you will see it.
One price
The same as everybody else pays. No tier to climb, nothing to renegotiate each year.
A date you can use
Told to you up front, and we tell you early if it moves.
One bill
One supplier to pay and one statement to check, however many wholesalers were involved.
Search by range, by code, or by the size of the room
Type in what you are after. You get everything the connected wholesalers hold, with today's availability rather than a price list from last quarter. Ranges that several of them carry show up once, not five times.
Put the room measurements in and it works out the cut, how much you will waste, and what else the job needs. Underlay, bars, grippers and adhesive go on the same order, so there is no second phone call the next afternoon.
You get the options straight away: wait for a date we can actually hit, swap to something we can get in time, or drop the line from the order. The swap knows what the job needs, so it offers a floor that works in that room.
We are not trying to sell you clearance
Most trade ordering sites are hard work. The landing page is whatever the supplier is overstocked on, the menus assume you already know the product code, and the thing you actually rang up about is four clicks down or missing altogether. So you give up and phone.
This one starts from the room. You say what you are fitting, it tells you what fits and when it can be there. Nothing is pushed up the list because someone needs it gone, and no wholesaler pays to sit at the top of your search.
You pick a date. Not a supplier.
We show you two or three choices, each with a price and a date. Take the cheap one when it is stock for the shop. Take the fast one when a job is booked in. That is the whole decision.
Then we keep you posted, and the updates get more precise as the delivery gets closer.
- When you order — the date we are promising you.
- On its way — it moves on your screen without you ringing to ask.
- The day before — confirmation, in time to move labour if you need to.
- On the day — an hour window, where the carrier gives us one.
- Delivered — a photo and a timestamp, so there is no argument later.
Month end stops being a job
Everything goes through us, so you are checking one statement instead of a pile of formats that all arrive differently.
Your invoices split goods and fitting the way the VAT rules need, so your bookkeeper is not working it out line by line. We also check what you were invoiced against what you agreed when you ordered. If a price has moved, it gets flagged rather than quietly paid.
The paperwork a contract job asks for, already attached
For work that needs proof of what the floor is, where it came from and what it is rated to, the usual answer is emailing a supplier and waiting. Then the same again for the next line on the job.
Here it comes with the order. Every roll carries what it is, which batch it came from, who made it and where. If two cuts have to match in one room, you can prove they came from the same dye lot instead of hoping.
Ordering is free. Permanently.
Searching, the room calculator, placing orders, the delivery date, tracking and your invoices are free, at any volume, for good. We make our money on the difference between what we buy at and what we sell at, so charging you to order would be charging rent on the thing that pays us.
What we do sell is the extra: reporting on where your margin actually goes, guaranteed named-day and express delivery, reporting across several branches, credit terms, and a link into your own till system.
Nothing is billed today. When it is, the prices will be on this site.
Want to be in the first group?
We are filling one region at a time, so the first orders have enough supply behind them to work properly.
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