In Mildenhall, Suffolk we installed a floating Simpson & Partners EV charger.
Floating always looks best with socketed chargers, and there is no better choice when it comes to aesthetics than a Simpson & Partners EV charger.
We call it floating because the cabling enters the EV charger from the rear and there is no cable on show – this is the preferred way to install these chargers, especially when there is a double garage pillar – it helps maintain symmetry and doesn’t look out of place.
When you compare the visual impact of a Simpson & Partners EV charger installed this way compared to one of the plastic, flashing light chargers with the cable wrapped round it, it’s easy to see which has had the most design consideration and which is going to add kerb appeal and value to your home.
The homeowner chose a Neptune Blue body and Bronze metallic lid – a combination which when I read, I thought would not look good…
…How wrong was I ?
You’d be hard pressed to pair a bad colour combination when designing your own Simpson & Partners EV charger. The colours to choose from have been carefully considered – with Mandy Simpson, joint founder having spent 18 years working as a fashion designer in London, she has an eye for detail.
The quality of the materials is second-to-none – with the Accoya wood being finished near to the Simpson & Partners factory, and the metal charger bodies being sprayed by hand, on-site by Simpson and Partners factory team.
Simpson & Partners EV charger are not made to a low price point in the far east – these are hand-made, customisable EV chargers made to order in the Cotswolds.
If you’d like a British built, aesthetic pleasing EV charger and compliant installation then you could worse than working with Norwich Electricians.
Norwich Electricians are East Anglia’s only Simpson & Partners approved installation partner.
