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Vanaways teams up with CoolKit for chilled conversions one-stop shop

Online seller Vanaways has teamed up with leading converter CoolKit to deliver a one-stop shop for temperature-controlled vans.

L-R: CoolKit chief executive Rupert Gatty, Vanaways MD Chris Jakeways, CoolKit head of fleet sales Mike Scappaticci, and Vanaways sales director Paul Cox

Operators can use Vanaways’ simple ordering system with CoolKit’s online configurator for insulated body options, creating their perfect refrigerated van while streamlining the process.

The tie-up will offer access to vans of all makes, typically sourced direct from manufacturers and fitted with insulated bodywork and refrigeration units at CoolKit’s manufacturing plant in Burnley, Lancashire.

“The partnership is yet another extension of our service to busy van operators,” said Vanaways sales director Paul Cox. “By working in partnership with CoolKit we aim to make the acquisition process for these specialist vehicles as quick and easy as possible, while ensuring that conversion work is carried out to a guaranteed high standard.

“Our two companies share a very strong customer service ethos and we’re determined to show our customers that the best way to get a first-class chilled van on the road fast, is to order through Vanaways and CoolKit.”

CoolKit-converted vehicles will be offered to SMEs through Vanaways’ retail sales division, which trades as Van Sales UK, as well as to larger fleet customers via its Business Development Team.

CoolKit chief executive Rupert Gatty added: “Like Vanaways we pride ourselves on being an innovative, dynamic business. We’re both fully focused on quality, customer care and making the purchasing process as easy it can be. Our recently launched online configurator is a perfect example of this ground-breaking approach.”

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Written by Natalie Middleton

Natalie has worked as a fleet journalist for over 20 years, previously as assistant editor on the former Company Car magazine before joining Fleet World in 2006. Prior to this, she worked on a range of B2B titles, including Insurance Age and Insurance Day.

Natalie edits all the Fleet World websites and newsletters, and loves to hear about any latest industry news.

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