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GRAPHICAL ELEMENTS FOR LONDON COLLEGE
12/12/2014
Dulwich College in South London is undergoing a major and ongoing programme of building works. As part of the redevelopment, The Window Film Company was engaged to apply graphics to the external face of one of the new buildings, creating an eye-catching and impressive feature.
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THE WINDOW FILM COMPANY A PERFECT FIT FOR LEVI'S
05/12/2014
Levi Strauss is one of the most well-known brands in the world, with their iconic ‘501’ jeans at one stage among the “coolest” products in the fashion world. Unfortunately, the same couldn’t be said for their Northampton Headquarters which for some time had suffered from excess heat. The Window Film Company was brought in to provide a solution.
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SCRUMS AND SAFETY FOR BATH RUGBY
28/11/2014
If you’re lucky enough to pay a visit to a hospitality suite or executive box at one of the countless sporting venues in the UK, you’ll know that the view you’re treated to is usually second to none. Most of these boxes benefit from a glass frontage, ensuring an uninterrupted view of the playing surface, but the presence of floor to ceiling glass also means that there are safety implications that must be adhered to…
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MANIFESTATION IN PLACE
21/11/2014
Building regulations require that glass of a certain size should be enhanced with manifestation. The main purpose of these markings is to ensure that the glass is visible, as large panes or panels of glass, such as those used in doors and partitions can often be easy to detect.
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A TRIP DOWN MEMORY LANE WITH WALLPAPER
14/11/2014
Digital wallpaper is the ideal way of transforming walls and other surfaces into bespoke, professional looking features. This versatile material was chosen by Buckingham University who wanted to decorate two of their walls with striking black and white images.
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