Surface Design Show
Exciting exhibitors!
This year will see the return of many existing exhibitors as well as some innovative new exhibitors! We find out about a handful of them…
Soundtect
Using recycled materials for their panels, Soundtect™ has created innovative designs, providing acoustical solutions for Education, Offices, Commercial, Hospitality, Leisure and Domestic applications. The Twig, a sophisticated satin covering which trails elegantly across any wall or setting, is one of the collections they will be exhibiting at the Surface Design Show.
www.soundtect.com
Decolan
Decolan will be exhibiting the Decostone collection, a veneer of real stone split in thickness of 0.1‐2.0 mm from big stone slabs to create an ultra‐thin, very light (just Kg 1.7/sqm) and very flexible stone laminate which can be used for a wide range of applications. Decostone is an innovative solution for kitchen tops, furniture doors, furniture components, flooring, internal and external wall cladding, flush doors, flat TV panel background and vehicle and ship interiors.
www.decolan.ch/en/
LED Light Sheet from Applelec
Applelec will be exhibiting LED Light Sheet, the only light source of its kind to be manufactured in the UK. A clear sheet of acrylic is etched with a uniform matrix and securely embedded with thermally managed LEDs. The etched matrix acts as a vehicle to carry a bright, even light from the LEDs across the entire surface of the panel. LED Light Sheet is manufactured in the UK by Applelec to bespoke requirements and can be integrated into retail display and exhibition systems, signage, architectural and design features or used to illuminate decorative glass and other materials. A choice of warm white, cool white or RGB LEDs with dimmable controllers ensure project aesthetics are met.
www.ledlightsheet.co.uk
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