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Focol was established in 2005 as an online business supplying decorating sundries to retail and trade customers. In 2012 the business further developed a wholesale side and started supplying to shops, Builders Merchants, Engineers Merchants, Boat Chandlers, etc. With this came our expansion in to our existing business unit at: Station Road, Coleshill, Birmingham, B46 1HT. Following Covid we decided to cease the wholesale side of the business and today we continue to supply to retail and trade customers both local and worldwide, covering categories: Decorating sundries, Housewares, Hardware, Tools, Electrical sundries, Gardening requisites, PPE, Power Tool, and a lot more. Today, having access to over 200,000 products, we now also operate a source and supply service to local businesses and the public.
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