Aid Classroom Concentration with Window Film
Solar control window film
from The Window Film
Company is the perfect solution for controlling glare and heat in classrooms. Reducing heat and glare by up to 80% means that staff and pupils suffer less from reflections off whiteboards and benefit from reduced temperatures in the warmer summer months. The Window Film Company has supplied and installed a wide range of solar control films to hundreds of educational establishments across the country. Window film can be installed at the very start of a project or retrospectively with minimum disruption.
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Tel: 01494 794477 www.windowfilm.co.uk
Levolux Puts Leicester Learners in the Shade
When designing the new entrance at the Abbey Park Campus at Leicester College, Bond Bryan Architects specified an attractive external Solar Shading system. As a result, the 9000 Fin Solar Shading system developed by Levolux, has contributed to one of the biggest Further Education transformations seen in Leicester for years. To ensure the building operates with minimal energy demands, Levolux installed its 9000 Fin Solar Shading system. The 9000 Fin Solar Shading system comprises of a series of long span horizontal aluminium Aerofoil Fins, 400 mm in width.
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Levolux Provides Shading for New O2 Building
Levolux is providing a bespoke Solar Shading solution to O2, for its new 110,000 sq ft building in Slough, helping it to achieve a ‘very good’ BREEAM rating and an EPC rating of B. The new building links with O2’s existing offices to create a 200,000 sq ft campus and features an eye-catching arrangement of stainless steel mesh screening. Comprising nine 3 m high by 1.75 m wide panels, the stainless steel mesh screening creates a sharp, modern aesthetic and provides solar shading to the south facing elevation of the building.
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Clearline Looks the Part at Landmark Development
Richard Rowe of Gelder and Kitchen. “We used Neaco’s balustrade system on previous phases and know that they provide products of proven quality. We are very happy with results of the Clearline specification and will be using Neaco again on an upcoming project.”
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Neaco’s Clearline
structural glass system has been specified for a rooftop terrace on the latest phase at Hull Community Church, a £2.2 million landmark development designed by Gelder and Kitchen. “Clearline provides the simple, minimalist aesthetic that we required to complement the curtain wall glazing on the top floor,” said
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