Hi all
I have been using a limited number of Polymer/Minerva mouldings. I see that Lion are no longer selling the ones I've been using, Larson-Juhl and Centrado only sell in box quantities, which is too much for me to buy ....
Is there any-one else selling in length or pack quantities ......???
Cheers
Pete
Polymer being discontinued???
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Re: Polymer being discontinued???
try Simons - they manufacture their own
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Re: Polymer being discontinued???
This is probably not that surprising, considering the current situation with the covid difficulties. Reducing the range of some items may be a way of reducing cash flow committments and keeping suppliers in good financial shape. Have you considered looking at the mouldings in the mainline polcore range, or the Simons Emafil range.
I don't suppose that they will have the exact same mouldings, but you may find mouldings that are a bit similar perhaps. I,m guess that we may have to get used to things like this happen a bit more during these difficult times and may have to be a bit adaptable for a while. Other regular basic moulding that you depend on may be worth buying some reserve stock of to allow for unknown times ahead.
Hopefully you won't need to spend an excessive amount to do this. I've been thinking about problems like this, as a possibility and during June I stocked up of a few cheaper basic pine mouldings to see me through a few weeks, or months. I'm not talking about spending crazy amounts of money. Cash to keep everything going will be needed too, but running out of working stock is a bad idea too!
I don't suppose that they will have the exact same mouldings, but you may find mouldings that are a bit similar perhaps. I,m guess that we may have to get used to things like this happen a bit more during these difficult times and may have to be a bit adaptable for a while. Other regular basic moulding that you depend on may be worth buying some reserve stock of to allow for unknown times ahead.
Hopefully you won't need to spend an excessive amount to do this. I've been thinking about problems like this, as a possibility and during June I stocked up of a few cheaper basic pine mouldings to see me through a few weeks, or months. I'm not talking about spending crazy amounts of money. Cash to keep everything going will be needed too, but running out of working stock is a bad idea too!
Mark Lacey
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