Proximity to professionals has always been a priority for Würth France. This is why, in addition to the 2.700 sales advisers and the network of more than 190 PROXI Shops stores, Würth France has decided to go on tour to meet its customers, in their cities, with a selection of products from the 100.000 references.
A national tour to meet the pros!
Since September 5, 2022 and for 3 months, a truck has been traveling the roads of France to meet professionals in cities where there are no stores yet. Thus, customers can physically discover some of the products as well as the systems & solutions.
The truck started its tour on September 5 in Verdun, before joining Châlons-en-Champagne and Charleville-Mézières... It will end on November 29 in Langres. In total, Würth On Tour will be stationed in 36 cities throughout the national territory.
A life-size showroom!
The showroom truck makes it possible to present the products as well as the systems & solutions on more than 60 m². The objective is to allow customers who are away from Würth stores to be able to access a commercial window and a sales area.
All stages of Würth On Tour: click here
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