Cleveland, OH, March 31--A-Mezz Industrial Structures opened a new Internet retail business today to service property and hotel managers, small contractors and homeowners alike with their needs for high quality architectural products in small to large order quantities at discounted prices.
Locating and purchasing smaller quantities of commercial grade architectural products such as stair treads, impact wall guards and corner guards, carpet runners and work place mats has, until now, been a challenge and expensive for property managers, schools, churches and small business owners. Most manufacturers and distributors are only interested in new construction and large order quantities. They won't sell in small quantities or offer discounted prices. These consumers are left to buy a lesser quality product from the local home center or lumber supply.
"We are serving the budget-minded consumer with smaller repair or replacement needs. Our products are the original commercial grade. Not consumer grade look-alikes," said Victor Fowler, president of A-Mezz Industrial Structures. The FloorMat Store's website's discounted prices are the same for any type of buyer.
Founded in 1992, A-Mezz Industrial Structures Inc. is an Internet based distributor of pre-engineered, freestanding mezzanine systems, modular in-plant building systems and industrials safety guards. Its owners, Loretta and Victor Fowler, have over 20 years of industrial structures retailing experience and 14 years of Internet retailing experience.
"We have experienced first hand how selling over the Internet can lower your operating cost and expand your target area to wherever your next customer might be logging on from. The Internet is the secret to our success. Lower operating cost and larger market place means lower selling prices and more orders. We no longer feel like we're on a roller coaster ride, controlled by the economic climate of our local market. Now our market is worldwide, and we don't have to make unwanted, annoying sales calls," said Victor Fowler.
