Clients, don'tcha just love 'em. What makes them think that their site will be the one of the first ones people ever visit?
Oh well, it looks pretty good within the constraints you have to work in. I think you should left-align the title image on the front page - that's how it seems to be on the other pages.
Just putting a copy of the sales flyer online really doesn't work - it looks awful, and there's nothing I can do about it if there's something I want to buy. Similarly, I'm not sure how those "internet specials" are supposed to work - I order one by sending an email to some hotmail account, but how do I pay? how do they deliver? If they want to sell online then some kind of shopping cart system is a must, even if they don't you should consider using a database to store/display product details - ideally one the Bruckens folk can maintain themselves through HTML forms. Oh, and you
must get some better product photos!
On the email signup form page, you need to put a bit more information - if I'm signing up for an email list, why do you need my snail mail address? Are you going to sell my name on to spammers? - cos you don't say you won't!
Looking under the hood, you really need to get into CSS - you've got a zillion <font> tags all over the place, but I see you're using FrumpPage so that's hardly surprising. Amongst other things, it'll let you define a rollover colour for text links, and chage their other colours too - a purple visited link is quite hard to see on that black background.
Make sure your images all have an [tt]alt[/tt] attribute set - especially the ones used in the navigation bar at the top, e.g.:
[tt]
<img src="b_aboutus.gif" border="0"
alt="About Us" title="" name="aboutus" width="89" height="21">
[/tt]
Frank enough for you?
-- Chris Hunt