Website
Divine Thermal Wrap
A manufacturer and exporter of thermal insulation, selling to importers, distributors, HVAC contractors and EPC companies across 40+ countries.
- Client
- Divine Thermal Wrap
- Sector
- Manufacturing & export
- What it is
- Marketing and product website
The brief
What they were actually up against.
Divine Thermal Wrap manufactures insulation and ships it to more than forty countries. Their buyers are not casual browsers — they are importers, distributors, HVAC contractors and EPC firms who need to know exact specifications, thickness ranges and export terms before they will start a conversation. The site had to do the work of a technical catalogue and a sales pitch at the same time, for people who might be reading it in a different timezone at two in the morning.
What we built
The things that exist at the end.
- A structured product range across bubble, XLPE, hybrid and panel insulation, with thickness ranges stated plainly
- An industries section covering the eight sectors they sell into, so a buyer recognises themselves immediately
- A dedicated export section answering the questions overseas buyers ask first — shipping, documentation, lead times
- Quote requests as the single conversion goal, reachable from every part of the site
- Direct messaging for buyers who would rather not fill in a form
- A light and dark mode, because half their audience reads on a phone in bright sun
- Chapter-based navigation, so a long technical page still feels like it has a beginning and an end
Worth pointing at
The decisions that mattered.
Specs a buyer can self-qualify against
Heat reflection, temperature range and thickness are stated up front rather than hidden behind an enquiry form. A distributor can rule themselves in or out without emailing anyone, which means the enquiries that do arrive are already qualified.
Export objections answered on the page
Overseas buyers worry about documentation, freight and certification before they worry about product. Rather than leaving that to a follow-up email, the site handles it directly — invoices, certificates of origin, packing lists, freight partners.
One conversion goal, everywhere
The whole site points at a single action: request a quote. No newsletter, no gated PDF, no competing calls to action diluting the one thing that actually generates revenue.
Where it is now
Live, and still running.
The site is live and serves as the company's primary channel for international enquiries. It carries the full product range, and the export section does the qualifying work that previously happened over email.
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