Forest Art and Frame catches fire
BAGLEYSTON – Forest Art and Frame pleads with the public to bear with them while they work on fixing the damage.
After a fire broke out at Forest Art and Frame recently, owner David Affuta has called on the customers to be patient with them while they fix the damage.
Forest Art and Frame caught fire on 22 June in Bagleyston and according to Affuta, the business will be operational in the next coming weeks.
“The neighbours called me and everything was on fire,” he said.
Affuta has pleaded with the people to bear with him as he works hard to get the business up and running again.
“My business is gone to ashes. As soon as the insurance can put funds into my account, I can buy the machinery and it will take me two to three weeks to restart.
Forest Art and Frame released a statement urging people to call regarding the progress of when it will be operational. “Kindly keep in contact with regard to the progress of when we will re-commence. Looking forward to many more meaningful relationships and continued service with you all.”
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