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The Big Brands Show kicks off in style

Stax Trade Centres brand new Glasgow branch saw the opening day of The Big Brand Show off to a big s

Published 9th September 2015

Stax Trade Centres brand new Glasgow branch saw the opening day of The Big Brand Show off to a big succe

ss. Over 200 brands descended into the store for the first day of the two-day retail bash. The massive turnout from suppliers brought exclusive show only offers with them for the customers and the excitement could be felt in the air as they discussed their product ranges.

Big Brands ShowFor those interested, but find Glasgow a bit too far to travel, fear not! After the conclusion of the Scottish leg of shows, the flagship Manchester branch will host The Big Brands Show on the 23rd and 24th of September. Stax customers are advised to attend this shows and come along early as previous years have proven that they are very popular and can get extremely busy.The new Glasgow branch is hosting its first Big Brands Show after last year’s was hosted by the MacDonald Inchyra Hotel. The Central Display Area hosted several familiar names Dulux, Stanley, Dencon, Henkel and British General. Familiar faces from Pagoda, Leyland, Ronseal and STV also added to the fun, with what we can honestly say were some great deals! If you haven’t already get down to Glasgow and make sure to grab a bargain!

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