Bentley Fielden
Established in 2000, Bentley Fielden Ltd is a British, family-owned business that has a long history of supplying wheelchair access ramps to domestic, commercial, industrial and public-sector organisations throughout the UK. Maintaining high stock levels in our Lancashire based warehouse, we aim to deliver your order to your door within 24 hours but there are some ramps that will have to be made to order and will therefore take longer.
Offering an extensive range of access products, from Threshold Ramps to Semi-Permanent Installations, we pride ourselves on being able to provide the best solution for almost any situation and by continually reviewing and expanding our range to include the latest innovative and modern access products, we are confident that we can meet your needs. If we don’t have an off-the-shelf product that meets your requirements, we will work with one of our partner companies to develop an appropriate solution.
Over the years we’ve supplied a huge range of access products to schools, universities, NHS hospitals and local authorities, successfully managing the process from initial specification through to delivery of your tailored solution.
As well as innovative products, we provide the expertise to ensure you select the best product for your access issue. Our free helpline (0800 612 1140) offers advice on choosing the best equipment to match your needs, whilst for larger projects we offer an on-site assessment service to allow smooth management of the project.
Who to contact
- Contact Name
- Bentley Felidin
- Contact Position
- Customer Service
- Telephone
- 0800 612 1140 0800 612 1140
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mail@bentleyfielden.co.uk
- Website
- Disabled Access Ramps
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