ATAG appoints Wolseley

01 April, 2008

Following the decision by Wolseley Parts Centers to supply sensitive spare parts for boilers only to Corgi-registered installers, ATAG Heating UK has appointed Parts Centers as a main supplier of its spares in the UK. Phil Bell, Managing director of ATAG UK, says, ‘This strategy is completely in line with our own. We take extreme care not to sell our boilers to non-Corgi-registered installers, and Wolseley’s move to remove rogue traders from our industry is probably one of the most significant actions we have seen for many years to promote gas safety.’

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