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About Dogwood Ceramic Supply
The Showroom (shown above) has over 13,000 sq ft of product display and warehouse space, and was designed for the modern pottery and ceramic business, with a ground level warehouse door for loading the customer's vehicles, as well as a covered loading dock (not shown in this picture), specifically to protect sensitive equipment and supplies from the inclement weather of South Mississippi. The Showroom, located on 3 acres of land, was designed for future expansion should the need arise. The Showroom is just a few blocks from Dogwood Ceramics' original storefront location, and is conveniently located in the heart of the City of Gulfport on the scenic Mississippi Gulf Coast just a short distance from the I-10 and US Highway 49 interchange. Gulfport is located at the midway point between New Orleans and Mobile, and just a quick drive from Baton Rouge, Jackson, Pensacola and the rest of the Florida Panhandle. Even Houston, Dallas, Ft. Worth, Memphis, Atlanta, Orlando and Tampa are all less than 2 hours away through the 9 airlines offering direct, non-stop, jet service into the Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport. Maps to Dogwood includes local and regional maps as well as clearly written directions to The Showroom. Everybody is welcome to visit the scenic Mississippi Gulf Coast and Dogwood Ceramic Supply during our normal business hours: The Showroom Business Hours Closed Wednesday and Sunday And for those customers that are unable to visit The Showroom on a routine basis, Dogwood Ceramic Supply offers daily UPS and motor freight shipments to serve our customers through out the United States, as well as container shipments to serve our international customers in Europe and South America.
Dogwood Ceramic Supply is preparing a section of photographs showcasing our normal activities as well as special events:
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