A background on Grassroutes Leisure

As a trade wholesaler of products and accessories to the leisure vehicle builders, Grassroutes Leisure has worked with the very best leisure vehicle specialists in the UK and internationally.

As a wholesaler, our customers are builders of caravans, horseboxes, campervans, motorhomes, narrow boats and shepherd huts. We also work with companies who convert vans into campervans.  But that’s not all - We also supply products and accessories to hardware shops, caravan accessory shops and garden centres

For the last fifteen years, Grassroutes Leisure has continued our consistent growth. We now have a great team and modern warehouse facilities in Somerset.

Starting out as Horsebox builders many (many) years ago, we understand the needs of our trade customers. We understand you need quality products with quick and reliable delivery timescales. That’s why we keep all of our product-lines in stock with most available the next day.

And lots of exclusives!

We have some great brands available to our UK trade customers and many exclusives. We supply Vohringer Ply – the very best in vehicle ply. We are UK distributors for Vitrifrigo – offering a unique range of kitchen appliances. We also distribute CAN products which are a premium but affordable range of sinks and hobs for caravans, campervans and other leisure vehicles.

Want to have internet in your vehicle? We can help with our range of in-vehicle internet hub products – with a range to suit all budgets.

We also supply Vodafone GPS trackers for caravans and campervans ensuring your vehicle is safe and tracked.

And you can rely on us to always have stock of the traditional leisure vehicle product brands like Dometic, Thule, Propex, Whale, W4 and Fiamma - again, with next day delivery on most items.

We bring new products to market for leisure vehicles all year round – you can see the latest items by visiting here

Want a product, but can’t find it on our website? Let us know and we will do what we can to source it for you.

Posted by Grassroutes
30th May 2018

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