Members of the British Woodworking Federation (BWF) can now make use of Code of Conduct branding as a “stamp of approval” to use on their vehicles and websites.
The BWF said the branding is designed to help members easily align themselves with the high standards the code represents.
Members who have achieved the Code standards are able to access an online toolkit which provides a logo to use on invoices, estimates, websites and vans, as well as posters to display in their workshops and offices to promote the Code within the industry.
“Being Code of Conduct compliant gives members that competitive edge, providing consumers, architects and contractors with a quality guarantee when choosing a company for their joinery needs,” said the BWF.
Richard Lambert, BWF chief executive, said said the branding could set members apart from their competitors, “the value of which cannot be overestimated in the current economic climate”. Members of the British Woodworking Federation (BWF) can now make use of Code of Conduct branding as a “stamp of approval” to use on their vehicles and and websites.
The BWF said the branding is designed to help members easily align themselves with the high standards the code represents.
Members who have achieved the Code standards are able to access an online toolkit which provides a logo to use on invoices, estimates, websites and vans, as well as posters to display in their workshops and offices to promote the Code within the industry.
“Being Code of Conduct compliant gives members that competitive edge, providing consumers, architects and contractors with a quality guarantee when choosing a company for their joinery needs,” said the BWF.
Richard Lambert, BWF chief execu-tive, said said the branding could set members apart from their competitors, “the value of which cannot be overesti-mated in the current economic climate”.
