Serge Ferrari Announces Product Rebrand and New Website Launch
May 29, 2018
Pompano Beach, Florida, May 24, 2018:  Serge Ferrari, the market leader in flexible composite materials, has launched its newly redesigned website, www.sergeferrari.com, featuring new product branding for a more intuitive product selection experience. Streamlining the names of the company’s 125+ products, and improving brand communication, is an important and necessary step in the company’s strategic plan for growth. To enable rapid understanding of what the company’s products do and how they are different, Serge Ferrari has renamed many of its products to include a Range Name, a Product Differentiator, and a Product Number: Range Name: Each product is now grouped and renamed by its market. For example, all products used in the solar protection market now fall under ONLY the Soltis brand. The popular awning fabric Precontraint 502 Satin has been renamed Soltis Proof 502.  Product Differentiator: where practical, we have also added a descriptor to each name to position it within the range. For example, Soltis Proof 502 is aptly named because it is a waterproof product. Soltis Horizon86 is the mesh with the greatest view-thru.  Product Number: In most cases, the product numbering has remained the same, to maintain consistency with previous naming.  While the names have changed, the products themselves have not.  Customers can expect all the same quality performance and aesthetic characteristics from the Serge Ferrari products they have come to trust over the last 40 years.  The rebranding initiative includes a revamped website featuring responsive design, improved navigation, streamlined product selection, and downloadable technical information. The new "References" tab highlights completed projects by market from around the world. The North American site has been personalized with local news, technical data, case studies and product availability. About Serge Ferrari Serge Ferrari is a leading manufacturer of flexible composite membranes used globally for the solar protection, architectural, building facade, acoustics, modular structure, marine, furniture and visual communication markets. For the last 40 years, Serge Ferrari has paved the way for sustainable construction, energy control, protection and renewal of natural resources and design through its cutting-edge technology, including its patented Precontraint® technology that ensures exceptional long-term durability through dimensional stability, and Texyloop®, its exclusive recycling program. Serge Ferrari North America is based in Pompano Beach, Florida. For more information visit the company’s website: www.sergeferrari.com/us.
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