NAPLES, FL, October 21, 2010 (Press-News.org) Tarpaflex U.S, the worldwide tarps specialist are going for gold this winter with a large shipment of economy blue tarps for the new London Olympic Stadium.
A highly anticipated event, transforming London in time for the 2012 games is a difficult and complex task. Plans and progress are already full steam ahead despite the event being almost two years away. So far, the focus on efforts has been on the construction of the new, world-class Olympic stadium.
With building on the 80,000 capacity stadium underway, Tarpaflex has received a large order for blue economy tarpaulins from those working on the Olympic Stadium. The blue poly tarps have been ordered in as an aid during building works and will be used to help protect the Olympic stadium from the elements as construction continues.
Tarpaflex's economy tarps are lightweight and easy to handle, making them perfect for many different scenarios, construction being one of the most popular. The waterproof blue poly tarps are available in over sixty different sizes, and are rot proof, shrink proof and UV protected.
To fulfill the large order from the Olympic stadium, Tarpaflex have dispatched two full pallets of the required blue tarps from their Florida warehouse. Shipped by Tarpaflex LLC, using British Airways, the shipment took just a few days to arrive direct to the construction site at the Olympic Stadium in East London. Tarpaflex is one of the biggest suppliers of low cost tarps in the US and provides tarpaulins for both commercial and also domestic use. Able to fulfill orders of any size, Tarpaflex also stocks probably the largest range of ready made tarps in the U.S.A
To find out more and browse the entire range of Tarpaflex tarpaulins, visit www.Tarpaflex.com.
Tarpaflex US LLC based in Naples Florida a growth oriented tarps importer who is expanding its customer base. For further information, please contact us at :Tarpaflex US LLC, 4760 Enterprise Ave, Unit #402, Naples, Florida, 34104. Tel : 239 643 0877 Fax: 239 654 0871 sales@tarpaflex.com or visit the web site at www.tarpaflex.com.
Tarpaflex US Goes For Gold as Tarps Supplier to the London Olympics
Tarpaflex U.S, the worldwide tarps specialist, are going for gold this winter with a large shipment of economy blue tarps for the new London Olympic Stadium.
2010-10-21
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[Press-News.org] Tarpaflex US Goes For Gold as Tarps Supplier to the London OlympicsTarpaflex U.S, the worldwide tarps specialist, are going for gold this winter with a large shipment of economy blue tarps for the new London Olympic Stadium.