Legrand Launches Comprehensive New Website

July 20, 2016

Legrand North America’s new Canadian and American websites are now viewable from a smart phone, tablet and laptop/desktop. That’s not the only new feature.

The new websites

1) are structured as one Legrand with tighter and consistent content reflecting how Legrand transforms spaces at work and at home

2) allow users to customize the site with their own preferences

3) include Wattstopper — www.legrand.ca/wattstopper

4) offer more effective search results for terms and products feature better graphic design, crisper photography and more cohesive branding

Legrand believes the result is outstanding, but wants to know what you think. Try the new website and email your feedback to marketing@legrand.ca.

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