CORK BUILDERS PROVIDERS BLACKPOOL PREMISES REOPENS FOLLOWING €500,000 INVESTMENT

Cork GAA star Patrick Horgan on hand to officially open new-look store

Cork Builders Providers (CBP), one of Ireland’s leading suppliers to the building and home improvement industry, is proud to announce the relaunch of its Blackpool store following a significant €500,000 investment over the past 12 months.

This latest upgrade reaffirms CBP’s continued commitment to innovation, customer experience, and supporting employment in the Cork region.
With a workforce of over 150 people directly employed across its Cork locations – including 25 at the Blackpool store and more than 125 at its flagship site in Togher – CBP plays a vital role in supporting the local economy. When accounting for indirect employment generated through its extended network of suppliers and partners, CBP supports over 200 jobs in total throughout the region.

This investment has transformed the Blackpool store, with expansive new showrooms showcasing best-in-class interiors. Customers can now explore kitchen displays from Panelling Centre, premium bathroom solutions from RT Large, Sonas and Roca, and an extensive range of doors and flooring options from Seadec, B&G, and White River Group.

The Blackpool store first opened its doors in 2014, incorporating the long-established Panelling Centre kitchen business – also part of the Grafton Group family. As CBP celebrates 35 years in business in 2025, this milestone investment reflects the company’s legacy of growth and evolution while staying rooted in the local community.
“This investment in our Blackpool store reflects our long-term commitment to Cork, our customers, and our team,” said Dan Twomey, managing director of Cork Builders Providers. “We’re proud to be part of a thriving local economy and to support over 200 jobs across the area. With the enhanced showrooms and a carefully selected range of premium brands, we’re offering customers an even better experience – whether they’re trade professionals or homeowners embarking on a renovation project,” he concluded.

CBP remains dedicated to delivering excellence in product range, service, and expert advice for trade professionals and homeowners alike. With this investment, the company is better positioned than ever to serve the growing needs of the Cork construction and DIY sectors.

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Michael McDonnell Managing Editor of Irish Construction Industry Magazine & Plan Magazine

Email: michael@irishconstruction.com      WWW.MCDMEDIA.IE 

 

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