Garden centre “De Bosrand” was founded in 1980 at Wassenaar and originally started as a bulb grower. As the company grew the founders started wholesaling their products, which led to retailing as well.
The combination of growing-wholesaling-retailing seemed successful and over the years they have been expanding to Rijsbergen, Woerden and Alphen a/d Rijn. All still are “De Bosrand” locations and satisfied Wevab customers. In February 2016 the shop in Alphen a/d Rijn was re-opened after a complete new build, for which all new benches have been supplied by Codema-Wevab.
Codema-Wevab supplied two types of benching; the regular aluminium presentation bench for the outside field and indoors with a special concrete grey-coloured strips to match with the corporate identity.
For more information:
Codema Systems Group
Oosteindsepad 8
2661 EP Bergschenhoek
The Netherlands
+31105212755
info@codemasystemsgroup.com
www.codemasystemsgroup.com
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