Based in Milngavie, Glasgow, Craigton Industries Ltd are suppliers of Building, Civil Engineering and Landscaping Products including: Concrete Pipes and Manholes, Manhole Covers and Frames, and Plastic Drainage and Ducting.
About Craigton Industries
In earlier years, the company operated as the Scottish office or agency for a number of major materials suppliers such as Naylor Drainage, Redland Pipes and Wessex Water Sales and Distribution.
But changes to the market convinced the directors of the company that the long term future lay in the development of the "Craigton" identity.
Historically, the company has strong links with the civil engineering side of the market and is prepared to follow it's customers wherever they are working. A high percentage of deliveries are direct from the manufacturer to the site but it's large stockholding and good relationships with other suppliers throughout the UK mean Craigton can offer strong back-up after initial deliveries have gone in.
But changes to the market convinced the directors of the company that the long term future lay in the development of the "Craigton" identity.
They wanted to widen the range of products they offer to meet customers demands for "package deals". By increasing the product range, the company is now able to supply customers who rarely used traditional materials but were looking for a supplier of such things as geotextiles or landscaping materials. Craigton has long been known as one of the foremost distributors of concrete pipes, manholes and clay drainage but is now able to supply plastic ducting, twinwall pipes, coiled land drainage, kerbs, slabs and aggregates.
Historically, the company has strong links with the civil engineering side of the market and is prepared to follow it's customers wherever they are working. A high percentage of deliveries are direct from the manufacturer to the site but it's large stockholding and good relationships with other suppliers throughout the UK mean Craigton can offer strong back-up after initial deliveries have gone in.
