Stoke-based collectables company Wade Ceramics has invested heavily in the future of its collectables facility.

All Wade collectables production is now based at the company's historic Royal Victoria Pottery site which involved a move of facilities from its Royal Works factory across the road. Taking three months, the move is now in the final stages of completion.
More than £300,000 has been invested in moving one of the existing kilns to the new site as well as introducing a second working kiln, improving the layout in production and introducing a new computer aided design (CAD) studio which offers more natural light and state-of-the-art design facilities.

Managing director at Wade Ceramics, Paul Farmer commented: "We've seen many benefits from this move including increased production efficiency, reduced overheads and most importantly a real improvement in team morale, as all our employees are now based at the Royal Victoria Pottery site.

"Our new, improved design studio and facilities will allow our designers greater creativity so our collectors can look forward to even more exciting designs."

Established in 1810, Wade Ceramics has been famous since the 1950's for producing a wide range of original and inventive collectable ceramics.

For more information on the move simply contact Wade on 01782 577 321.