Shufflebottom is proud to call itself an award-winning business. For over 13 years it has consistently been recognised for excellence across a host of prestigious awards in the construction industry at national and local level. This means a lot to us and our #teamofsteel. And importantly, it means a lot to our customers, who have increased trust when they see their steel-framed buildings’ supplier validated so often.

At the end of June, the LBS Group opened its brand new branch at Heol Ty Gwyn on the Industrial Estate at Maesteg. Shufflebottom, working with its long-standing customer, Malpross Services, is proud to have supplied the steel-framed building for this development.

At Shufflebottom we never cease to be amazed by the businesses we deliver our steel-framed buildings to, and their extraordinary stories of success. One such business is HG Heath & Sons of Shipston on Stour in lovely Warwickshire for whom we have recently delivered an agricultural building of huge scope and scale.

At Shufflebottom, we’re delighted and proud that our very own Director, Alex Shufflebottom, has recently been appointed to join the Board at Manufacturing Wales.

A particularly special market for us is the agricultural sector in Scotland where we have a dedicated sales person, Paul Dickson. Over the years, Paul has worked with his customers to build close relationships and understand their needs with the result that our ‘Shuff Sheds’ have a strong and well-respected  presence of on the ground on his home turf.

Shufflebottom has a long and respected history of supplying customers in the agricultural sector with steel-framed buildings since 1977. During that time, our buildings have come to be known in the business affectionately as ‘Shuff Sheds’.

Over the course of our many years supplying steel-framed buildings and structural steel for clients in the agricultural, commercial and industrial sectors, we have had the pleasure of discovering so many interesting businesses and learning about their unique enterprises. Some will stick in our minds for a long time.

Such is the case with our clients CG & RD Brooks of Eurobale, Manor Farm, Widmerpool in Nottingham for whom we have recently manufactured, delivered and erected a steel-framed building supplied to Agricultural Specification.

We often don’t see the super-heroes among us. When Dylan Rogers, our Transport Manager (who started as an HGV driver and has been part of our Shufflebottom #teamof steel for 18 years)  is doing his day job here at Cross Hands, he doesn’t wear a cape!

But, when he’s done at the factory, Dylan is a member of RIDE Cymru,  www.ridecymru.com a group of committed motor-cyclists, who for many years,  have been donning their capes and dressing up in honour of 1970’s legend, Evel Knievel, the world’s first dare-devil motor-cyclist jumper who inspired so many with his awe-inspiring feats and record-breaking stunts.