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Wrexham antique bed specialists celebrates 50 years

Last updated: June 30, 2025 10:20 am
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A long-established family business lead by husband and wife, Tony and Tracy Butler, has recently celebrated its 50th anniversary.

Based in Chirk, Seventh Heaven has built an international reputation as one of the UK’s leading suppliers and restorers of antique beds. They source rare and elegant pieces and restore them to showroom quality for clients across the UK and overseas.

Cllr Nigel Williams, lead member for economy, business and tourism, recently visited the business to learn more about its artisan approach and ambitious expansion into the luxury mattress market. He said: “It was a pleasure to visit Seventh Heaven today. It is always good to hear of a local company doing well, and in the case of this company they have had some wonderful successes. I wish them luck with their new product line and look forward to hearing how it goes in the future.”

This new line of handcrafted mattresses is designed to pair perfectly with antique beds, offering both traditional aesthetics and modern comfort. All mattresses are made in the UK using natural materials and traditional techniques.

Tony Butler, director of Seventh Heaven, said: “It was great to have a visit from Cllr Nigel Williams and being able to talk about our business and future aspirations.”

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