Managing director Neil Taylor said the new single site would allow much better communication compared to the two units previously occupied by the company.

He said: "We're growing quite nicely, but more importantly where we are now is not conducive to good communications with our clients.

"There might be two people in one office and two people somewhere else. We're now going to an open plan environment, which we think will not only benefit us, but also our clients."

Print Direction's new site, which will be up and running from Monday (1 September), includes two-storey offices and modern warehousing, all set within a secure compound.

It will also house the company's subsidiary, Magnet and Steel, which provides book, signage, calendar and greeting cards to a 250-site national retailer on an exclusive basis.

The company, which has a turnover of around £7m, acquired its new premises following the previous owner Dragon Leasing's fall into administration.