In June 2022, ProSpare and sister company ConSpare relocated from our home for over 40 years in Pinxton to our new premises at Castlewood Business Park.
This new video takes you behind the scenes of the construction of the building, and guides you around the completed offices and warehouse.
The move to Castlewood is a significant step forward for ProSpare and ConSpare and supports our future growth plans. Critically, it allows for further expansion of our comprehensive UK stockholding of equipment and spare parts, with an increase of ~400% in warehousing capacity. This allows us to stock even more components for our customers, ensuring fast despatches and low delivery costs. The state-of-the-art premises also features a 20-person conference room and best practice demonstration area. These first-class facilities, in addition to the central location, make it an excellent destination for our customers to visit.
Castlewood sits at the heart of a major centre for manufacturing and logistics located off junction 28 of the M1. It is within half an hour’s drive of all the East Midlands cities and East Midlands Airport, the busiest cargo airport in the UK. The business park is home to the 480,000sq ft Co-Op distribution centre and Parker Knoll’s 100,000sq ft manufacturing and distribution facility. Also located at the entrance to the class leading development is a range of convenient amenities including Costa Coffee, Spar, Shell and Greggs.
Our premises sit prominently at the entrance of Castlewood Business Park. Our address is:
ProSpare Ltd
Castlewood Business Park
Farmwell Lane
Sutton-in-Ashfield
Nottinghamshire
NG17 1BX
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