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Posted by Kris Krieger on May 1, 2006, 5:16 pm
> "don"> wrote
>> Hi,
>> I'm thinking about setting up a small scale terrazzo, concrete
>> business focusing on the manufacturing of benchtops, vanities etc. I
>> have: a ton of experience in the manufacturing side of the industry, a
>> large number of new designs and mixes, a plethora of colour samples, so
>> I know I could produce top quality, truly innovative, cost competive
>> product that architects' clients would love. The problem is I'm not
>> sure on how to market to architects, and interior designers. Should I
>> cold call them and/or create a portfolio, of my work and send it out to
>> them? I would value any suggestions on this problem.
>> Also, I am from New Zealand, and was wondering if fairface concrete
>> is going out of fashion as a material for constructing benchtops,
>> vanities etc in the U.S. for high end homes, now that noted American
>> countertop manufacturers, such as Buddy Rhodes, are selling cheap kits,
>> how to videos, on the net, that allow even the poorest people to make
>> their own countertops?
>>
>> Thanks
>> Don
>
> Quality is never effected by trend.
>
|||WARNING: Obsessive-Compulsive alert|||
I think you mean "affected".
To "effect", in the above sort of useage, would mean "to bring about".
Example: "In order to effect change, action is required."
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Sorry, it's genetic, I can't help it =:-o !
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