ISAGI Award at Totally Tools Show 2015

Isagi are delighted to have been awarded the Silver Award for Best Hardware Product at the Totally Tools - Totally DIY Show held at the Ricoh Stadium, Coventry.

The award was for the range of StayPut by Isagi Antimicrobial - BS8445:2012 Standard Bath & Shower Mats. Click here to take you to our product page.

The awards were sponsored by Insight DIY the judges for all the award categories were:

 Steve Collinge, Managing Director - Insight Retail Group

   Paul Andrews, Product Manager DIY, Home Hardware

   Mark Chedgey, Independent Consultant DIY (Ex Commercial Director Toolstream & Ex Sourcing Manger at B&Q)

   Carl and Tina Wilby-Wilbys Home Hardware (Nominated in the DIY Week Awards in Hardware Retailer of the Year

   Click here to take you to the full list of awards and winners.

ISAGI in the PRESS

Click on the links below to read the latest published press articles:

DIY WEEK :  'Company Calls for shops to push bath mat standard'

TotallyDIY : 'Unique trays will give show visitors food for thought'

Isagi customers sleep easier thanks to non sleep bed fabric

Isagi customers can rest easy if they purchase the award-winning

company’s non-slip product– because the fabric is specially designed

to stop mattresses slipping off bed bases.

The unique patented non-slip Performance PER® is used in bed

manufacture and is also ideal for wooden and slatted bed bases as

well as futons to stop mattresses slipping or moving. It can simply be

laid flat on the bed base or sewn to the underneath of the mattress

or sonic welded.

And now the material, the StayPut 1.4mm ECO PER®, comes with an added advantage after recently being successfully tested to British Standards. It conforms to BS EN597-1&2:1995 which covers fabrics tested over both Fire Retardant (FR) and non-Fire Retardant (non-FR) foam. 

While Isagi knew its material included a fire retardant, and was confident that it would pass the stringent BS standard, Managing Director Andrew Guilbert said: “We are delighted that the fabric has passed the BS EN standard, as this gives our customers the confidence and re-assurance that is so important in this area.”

The fabric is used by upholsterers and chair or sofa manufacturers. When sewn or sonic welded to the underside of seat pads or cushions, it prevents slipping or sliding. It is also widely used in the mobility sector for around the home to prevent cushions on sofas or inclined bed mattresses from moving and for wheelchair users

In addition, the fabric has the attraction of being OEKO-TEX 100-Level 1 (safe for baby articles), phthalate free. It does not contain PVC or Toxic Metal.

Read full article here in Tradepoint Magazine

MP praises Isagi’s trays as fantastic’

Isagi have received a great review about the Isagi Anti Slip Trays from Buckinghamshire MP Cheryl Gillan.

MP Cheryl Gillan has praised a company’s new non-slip trays as ‘fantastic’ after testing to see how they help people with mobility problems. Former Cabinet Minister Mrs Gillan bought a tray from Isagi Ltd after visiting the company – and was so impressed that she now vows to purchase more for Christmas.

“They provide a marvellous invisible grip on things, so, for people who might be a little unsteady or wobbly on their feet, the tray provides a secure base for a glass or whatever is being carried on it. They also grip your lap if you are using them to eat a TV dinner.

“The tray feels secure without being bulky as the cushioned lap trays can sometimes be.”

Please click on this link to read the article in full at: Tradepoint Magazine

Isagi are Proud to be WINNERS

Isagi are proud to be winners of the Buckinghamshire Business First,
Innovator of the Year Award 2014

Click on the link above or on the picture below to see the Video and Photos

Isagi donation gives boost to Wheelchair users

Isagi donation gives boost to Wheelchair users at Stoke Mandeville Stadium

Isagi have donated 50 NEW Anti-Slip trays to Wheelpower, the national charity that has its Headquarters at the Stoke Mandeville Stadium - home of the Paralympics.

Click here to read the full article:

and the Disabled and Supportive Care Magazine also covered the story:

Click Here to read the story.