keystonecastors.co.uk

Castors and wheels distributor selling online and to trade buyers across the UK from a Birmingham warehouse

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05

About keystonecastors.co.uk

Keystone Castors supplies castors and wheels for industrial, trade and domestic use, including fixed and swivel castors, braked castors, levelling castors, gate castors and fabricated steel heavy-duty castors. It distributes brands such as Flexello, Revvo, British Castors, Tente and Footmaster, and sells through its online store and by phone.

Customers include industry and domestic buyers across the UK. Business customers can be visited by field sales representatives and can apply for a trade credit account with a 30-day credit facility. Online orders are paid by card through WorldPay or by PayPal, and online customers can collect from the Birmingham trade counter.

The company was established in 1929 and is registered in England. It holds stock in its own 16,000 square foot warehouse in Birmingham, where it also runs a warehouse and trade counter, and it has a sales office in Cheshire. It is ISO 9001:2015 accredited and offers same-day despatch for orders placed by 2:30 pm.

Product: Industrial and general-purpose castors and wheels sold online and through trade accounts, including brands it distributes such as Flexello, Revvo and Tente.

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