Premium event furniture supplier Not Your Every Day has expanded its operations with the launch of a new 13,000 sq. ft. storage facility, increasing its total storage footprint to 30,000 sq. ft. across all locations.
Named “The Grain Store,” the new site is located just ten minutes north of the company’s headquarters in Harlow and approximately one hour from central London, allowing the team to respond quickly to last-minute requests and tight turnaround projects. The additional space will enable the business to significantly expand its furniture fleet and support larger-scale events across the UK.
The facility has been operational for the past four months and is now fully up and running, housing more than 7,000 pieces of furniture and providing the space needed to grow both the volume and diversity of the company’s product offering.
The expansion marks a major milestone for the business, which launched less than three years ago from a 4,500 sq. ft. warehouse. Since then, the company has grown rapidly and now works with many of the UK’s leading event agencies, production houses, stylists and automotive brands.
Ryan Walker, founder and Managing Director of the company, said the new facility marks an important step in the business’s continued growth.
“We started with a small warehouse and big ambitions, and we’re incredibly grateful for the support of the agencies and clients who have helped us grow so quickly,” he said. “The Grain Store gives us the space we need to keep expanding our fleet and to support larger and more ambitious events across the industry.”
Megan Walker, Operations Director, said the additional space has also significantly improved day-to-day logistics.
“One of the biggest advantages of The Grain Store is the operational flexibility it gives us. With the additional space we’re able to organise inventory far more efficiently and load multiple trucks at the same time, which makes a huge difference when we’re preparing for large events or busy delivery schedules. It allows the team to work more smoothly and ensures we can continue delivering the level of service our clients expect.”
The company has already made significant additional investments in new furniture ranges, with a further £750,000 of capital expenditure planned for 2026 as it continues to grow its fleet and expand its offering to the events industry.
Author: Kizzy Allott
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