Fastmount signs new distributor in Russia

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Fastmount and New Furniture Technology logosLeading panel mounting system designer and manufacturer, Fastmount, has signed its first distributor in Russia, New Furniture Technologies Ltd.

With offices in St Petersburg and Moscow, New Furniture Technologies will service Fastmount’s growing customer base in the marine and architectural industries.

New Furniture Technologies has successfully developed the furniture market of Russia since 1996, supplying components necessary for the production of furniture and creation of interiors, whilst also working closely with shipbuilding, railway and car manufacturers.

“We believe we will be able to offer our customers a unique solution with Fastmount, as there is nothing like it currently on the market,” comments Avdohin Vladimir, Head of Sales at New Furniture Technologies. “There is particularly a demand for fastening systems for metal honeycomb, stone veneer and non-combustible panels, which Fastmount addresses.”

New Furniture Technologies will exhibit at the Russian shipbuilding exhibition, NEVA in St Petersburg from 19-22 September at stand G7252, showcasing for the first time Fastmount as a part of their product catalogue.

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