Ableworld Thatcham officially opens its doors as mayor cuts the ribbon at launch party
Mobility retailer Ableworld has announced the opening of its newest store in Thatcham, Berkshire, with the Mayor of Thatcham, Jeff Brooks, officially cutting the ribbon.
Boasting an enviable location in the heart of Thatcham, the showroom is located on 10a Bath Road, opposite Thatcham Memorial Hall and situated nearby Green Lane Bus Stop.
The store kicked off its opening week with a launch party today, with the mayor officially cutting the ribbon. Ableworld is also offering plenty of goodies, refreshments, opening discounts and prizes to be won.
The 2,500 square foot superstore, which is open Monday to Saturday, 9am to 5pm. is showcasing a vast array of mobility equipment, ranging from mobility scooters and powerchairs to smaller aids and everyday essentials, to help customers to live independently. It will also feature products which the customer might not have considered before, from small pill boxes and wide-fitting slippers, to adjustable orthopaedic beds and stairlifts, plus many more.
Its team of staff in-store are ready to help customers to find the ideal product for their needs, providing full assessments and guidance where needed, as well as free, impartial advice on what aids would suit them best.
For customers looking for a stairlift, its fully trained engineering team are able to cover 30-mile radius around Thatcham. They can install, service, and repair stairlifts and other mobility aids, all in-house. In-store Ableworld Thatcham has various fully operational stairlift models, so that customers can try one out in-store first, before committing to a purchase.
With new store openings on the horizon the retailer also recently announced that it would be providing a new 1,500 square foot stairlift warehouse in Crewe due to space restrictions at at the retailer’s Head Office.
