Lloyd Pascal & Co was created nearly 100 year ago at the heart of Britain’s key industrial city of Birmingham.
The company was first listed as ‘Brass Founders’ due to the production of window furniture, railway carriage fittings and cabinet handles from brass fittings.
Lloyd Pascal moved to larger premises, expanding into fancy goods based on the Belgian style of metal ware
Started manufacturing parts for aircrafts, gliders and tanks as its contribution to the war efforts – Rolls Royce being one of Lloyd Pascal’s customers.
Continued to expand with the production of items such as log-boxes and magazine racks without the reliance of suppliers due to new in-house equipment.
Expanded into premises next door – Lloyd Pascal’s manufacturing base was further expanded into woodwork.
An electronically controlled stove lacquering plant was installed; revolutionising the durability of finishes and allowing the company to introduce a range of new products including colour effects.
Purchased by DMS Group, whose ownership it remains today. Lloyd Pascal expanded its production to the far east during this decade.
Expansion of premises again due to lack of space; in order to widen product base and competitiveness.
New warehouse due to further expansion
Further business expansion with another new warehouse
New offices and warehouse due to continued business growth
Due to continued expansion and the introduction of drop ship services. Lloyd Pascal build new warehousing facility.