Products Pick N Mix
Display Lighting T: +44 (0) 161 207 3355 www.display‐
lighting.com
Display Lighting’s latest addition to their wide range of specialist LED spotlights for displays is the Quantum III LED. This attractive spotlight incorporates 3 x high power LEDs to give an excellent wash of uniform illumination to showcases, cabinets and other display units. The integral, high quality LEDs total 4.5W giving an equivalent output to a 35W dichroic lamp. The colour temperature of the LEDs can be chosen at the point of order from cool white, warm white or neutral white, to suit the merchandise on display.
Toshiba T: +44 (0) 1932 850 100
www.toshibatec‐
eu.co.uk
Designed for use in supermarkets, hypermarkets, home improvement stores and other large retail outlets, the MP6000 multi‐plane solution uses imaging‐based bioptics to scan 1D and 2D bar codes in both traditional paper format and via mobile devices. Claiming full six‐sided coverage with 100 per cent imaging technology, the brand new device operates at speeds far greater than laser or hybrid bioptic scanners on torn, badly printed and over‐packaged bar codes, ensuring customers move quickly through the checkout process.
ABET T: +44 (0) 20 7473 6915
www.abetuk.com
The Vault is a stunning new Data Centre in Bootle near Liverpool offering data colocation and workplace solutions. Transition into one of the most modern data facilities in the north‐west, the doors, cubicles and conference room desks have all been clad with ‘Stars’ laminate from ABET LAMINATI. Supplied by Plastics & Veneers Liverpool, hundreds of sheets of Stars laminate were used throughout the building to complement the ultra‐modern feel and appearance of the interior. Stars is a range of six metallic speckles with a Lucida or Mandarin finish. The sheets are imbued with photosensitive particles which catch the light and shimmer to create a stunning visual effect coupled with an easy to clean and highly durable surface.
b brown T: +44 (0)8705 340 340
www.bbrown.co.uk
We are original British suppliers of display fabrics, textiles, PVC and polycarbonates for retail displays and exhibition stands since 1934.
Backgrounds have been our background since backgrounds began, and b brown have more than 400 in stock and many more available from our source of suppliers. We have red, white and blue in glitter fabrics, felts, PVC and if you want bunting or flags then call, email or tweet us.
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Youtopia T: +49 (0)30 53 000 560
www.danpearlman.com
In March 2013 the doors were opened to a new 'Youtopian' world. Youtopia is a concept store for young fashion and aimed at young fashion fans. The new store made a proud, loud and special impression on its young and young‐at‐ heart, female and male clientele. A 1000 square‐meter world created for young fashion fans entices shoppers not only with well‐known and beloved brands like Bench and Humör, as well as a full selection of items from casual leisurewear to hip party styles, but also appeals to young tastes with a Youtopia manifesto, its own language and matching look and feel. Developed in collaboration with the Berlin‐based creative agency dan pearlman, the Youtopia store creates an overall relaxed and versatile impression: bright, friendly and colourful, each of the four flours is dedicated to a fashion theme. Monkeys serve as the primary mascots of the overall concept. Hence, the lounge is also known as the Monkey Lounge and promises to become a meeting point for girls and boys with its Youtopia brand bananas. Those who want can immediately photograph their favourite new item in the Photopia photo box and share their images with friends on the Youtopia Facebook account.
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