Standard’s Mississauga Sales Office to Relocate

Standard

Nov 7, 2018

Standard’s Mississauga Sales office has moved to a new location and is now fully operational. In addition to accommodating Standard’s inside and outside sales team, the new location will also house the company’s largest interactive showroom.

This new training facility will allows Standard to provide hands-on training for customers and business partners. It will showcase the company’s product breadth, designs and application capabilities, providing valuable knowledge to help customers and partners grow their business. The showroom and training facility will be ready in January 2019.

New address: 60 Courtneypark Drive W., Unit 2 Mississauga, ON L5W 0B3. The phone and fax numbers remain unchanged. Tel: (905) 564-2836. Fax: (905) 564-2837.

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