BUSINESS is accelerating rapidly for a Denbigh-based container sales business that has helped an expanding quad bike adventure company hit the ground running post-lockdown. Container Sales Centre has supplied three new storage units for Tile Farm Off-road, in Guilden Sutton, to house its increasing fleet of all-terrain vehicles when they’re not roaming round 250 acres of Cheshire countryside. Pandemic restrictions forced them to close for four months earlier this year but since then and until the latest England-wide closure their customer mix of motocross bikers and quad bike enthusiasts had kept them busy. The use of the three storage units supplied by CSC has justified their decision to increaser their fleet of Honda and Yamaha 250cc quad bikes to 17 and also to add three new Yamaha 90cc junior quad bikes, a brand new Honda CRF250 MX Tuition bike.
Tile Farm Off-Road’s Will Bayman and Katie Arden with Lisa James, of Container Sales Centre. Photo: Mandy Jones Business is accelerating rapidly for a container sales firm which has helped an expanding quad bike adventure company hit the ground running after the recent lockdown. Container Sales Centre, who have bases in Saltney, Mold, Flint and Wrexham, have supplied three new storage units for Tile Farm Off-road, in Guilden Sutton, to house its increasing fleet of all-terrain vehicles when they re not roaming round 250 acres of Cheshire countryside. Pandemic restrictions forced them to close for four months earlier this year but since then and until the latest England-wide closure their customer mix of motocross bikers and quad bike enthusiasts had kept them busy.