Finesse 2020-21 Showcase
Our latest edition of Szerelmey Finesse Magazine 2020 has arrived!
Every year pulling together our Finesse magazine is quite an undertaking, but we think it is worth the hard work! Bigger and better than ever, our new Finesse features some insightful pieces on heritage properties, new build technology, a special on materials, Health and Safety, sustainable stone, interviews, a spotlight on some of our staff and much more. A big “thank you” to UK Construction Marketing for their great design work on the magazine and to all of our contributors and advertisers. If you are interested in advertising or featuring your work with us, then drop us a line.
Read our digital version here. If you would like to receive a hard copy then please email us at [email protected]
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