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produces 3D and VR designs for architects, contractors and end users, bringing to life 2D drawings and ensuring there are no gaps in the requirements or understanding.
space planning and BIM modelling, as well as project management, logistics and site support for larger projects. For information on all of these services please visit
www.havelockeuropa.com
IMAGINE helping build bright futures We’ve recently taken some of the IMAGINE products to exhibitions around the country, such as The Childcare Expo, The Education Show and The Education & Academies Shows. Visitors to the stands have particularly liked the messy kitchen, the art easel, the buddy bench and a firm favourite has been the dry wipe surface flower table. It is clear from our show feedback that those
As with all our Havelock brands, we can
provide a range of supporting services for the IMAGINE range. This can be a supply only service, delivered direct to your school right through to bid and tender support documentation, 3D, VR,
working in education are looking for the new innovative products available in the IMAGINE range and the time we’ve spent researching and understanding the requirements of the early years environment will ensure IMAGINE is popular for years to come.
The IMAGINE range enables education
professionals to deliver their magic within inspiring and exciting spaces , encouraging children to play, learn and grow, driven by their imagination.
uWe will be exhibiting the IMAGINE range at the upcoming Childcare Expo in Manchester and The Education and Academies Show in Basingstoke in June. For more information visit
www.stagesystems.co.uk/news or follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
uTo see our full range, download a brochure or to order IMAGINE furniture online go to
www.stagesystems.co.uk/imagine- educational-furniture/ or call us on 01509 611021.
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