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The company is celebrating some notable recent installations from customers enjoying PST’s bespoke approach
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t’s been an exciting start to the new year for PST which revealed the extensive and diverse range of projects the team currently working on, promises to be its most impressive
and technologically advanced to date. With a production schedule which encompasses casino refurbishments to cruise ships, gaming tables to wine bar construction, PST is proud of its enviable reputation for bespoke and distinct designs.
One of the latest
projects is a new wine shop and bar in Bristol which the owners credit PST with “influencing their entire operational approach”. “PST has proved an accomplished partner creating all initial design concepts, customising furniture and providing an incredible attention to detail. “22 Clifton is located in a stunning Georgian building and PST effectively combined traditional craftsmanship utilising 300-year-old materials to cutting edge technology and a software system meaning customers can order directly from tables via touchpads built into the tables using their phones.” PST was also appointed by Grosvenor
Casinos to deliver a range of new furniture for The Victoria, London. Designed around the casino’s image of sophistication and excitement, PST created an elegant and refined range of furniture which will also service The Vic’s poker room, now accredited as largest in London. However, it’s not just the domestic
market which PST has been focusing on. Indeed, Bwin Casino Oostende, Belgium has recently refurbished its floors utilising PST’s bespoke service and furniture with a view to providing customers the “ultimate one stop shop” gaming experience.
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