Products Pick N Mix


B­LOONY T: +44 (0) 1494 774 376 www.b­loony.com


New GLOWFLAG™ from B­LOONY NEW!! Light up those dark winter evenings: Custom printed flags with glow­in­the­dark flag sticks. Just bend the sticks and they will glow for hours. B­LOONY make PAPER FLAGS in the UK and are the ONLY supplier of environmental flags with recycled paper and fully biodegradable sticks. Another innovative product is the DOODLEFLAG®. This is a great give­away, activity toy to entertain kids. Create puzzles or competition designs on the flag for colouring in using crayons that are stored in a special tube!


STI Group T: +44 (0) 1634 377590 www.sti­group.com


Gold award winner of the Travel, Leisure & Automotive category is the head­turning Optimus Prime truck display from STI Line, the UK operation of the STI Group. Created for the DVD and Blu­ray release of Transformers: Dark of the Moon, the modular corrugate design took centre stage in grocery foyers and achieved 100% compliance, increased sales and successfully defended its space against stiff competition. Gold winner of the Sports, Toys & Accessories category is the beautifully crafted corrugate doll’s house that has become the familiar home of Blue Nose Friends in UK stores.


Badgemaster T: +44 (0) 1623 723112 www.badgemaster.co.uk


Will button badges get your message across? Badgemaster, the UK’s leading name badge manufacturer, believes so and has launched a new range of digitally printed promotional button badges to include a new patent­protected “Supersafe” wearer and more child friendly and safer fastener. The use of the latest state­of­the­art digital printing technology also means lower prices, higher quality and faster turnaround times. Most sizes in the Badgemaster range of circular button badges now come fitted with the new supersafe rigid plastic back which securely houses the traditional safety pin, locking it closed while being worn to prevent accidental loss or injury.


Call Systems Technology


T: +44 (0) 20 8381 1338 www.call­systems.com


CST’s EasyCall™ system means retailers can easily give customers fast effective service anywhere in store. Customers push a button that links directly to staff pagers or headsets to request attention. Retailers have CST call buttons in their changing rooms and can function with fewer staff without diminishing service. “The system greatly speeds up responding to customer enquiries and thereby increases customer satisfaction,” says David Barrett, CST’s Retail Manager. “Shoppers receive prompt help from staff members able to assist them. It’s a simple system with a big impact.”


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In keeping with their eclectic range of exclusive Scandinavian furniture and accessories, the beautifully designed flagship store of The Republic of Fritz Hansen benefits from a continuous moveable, sliding glass partitioning system from experts Style. A sophisticated yet practical solution, the DORMA Varitrans Compactline reflects the store’s modern, clean and fuss­free design ethos delivering an uninterrupted glass frontage with all functional elements being invisibly integrated into the profiles. Style’s sliding partition allows a private meeting area to be created where clients’ personal requirements can be discussed whilst maintaining the high impact view of the showroom’s interior.


Style T: +44 (0) 1202 874044 www.style­partitions.co.uk


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