Certainly no compromises

The new end customer brochure for condensing boilers - Join the competition!

Hans-Georg Baunach

Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,

Time and again, heating engineers have asked us for a tool with which they can utilise the advantages of the rendeMIX return utilisation for condensing boilers to the end customer. We have given this some thought and would like to present the results to you here:

End customer brochure for condensing boilers

Of course, we can't think of everything, especially not the many experiences you have already had in such sales talks. We would therefore be delighted to hear your views on this draft before we go to press with the new "Condensing boiler end customer brochure" in time for the upcoming ISH.

And it's worth taking part: you not only improve the quality of your own sales promotion. For every suggestion for improvement that we receive by 13 February 2015 and subsequently implement, you will also receive a credit of €50 towards your next order!

You can also place your order here and now for a sales promotion package of 25 hot-off-the-press copies of your "Brennwert end customer brochure".

So let's start the New Year with an operationally effective measure!

Yours sincerely,

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