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DCHS (Venetian stripe) 1.17m x 1 m @ £7.75/m

Opal Etch (privacy)   0.9m x 1 m @ £10/m

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opaque vinyl use window graphics film on your glazing to display attention grabbing digital or screen-printed images for advertising and promotions.

Window graphics film installed to exterior office or shop fronts can provide an excellent means of projecting corporate identity, image or function. Partial covering of the glazing means that occupants can enjoy a high degree of privacy as natural light continues to flood the area making a comfortable environment for business or pleasure.

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translucent vinyl adds design to internal glazed partitions to transform tired and untidy  areas and create clean and modern working spaces.

Vinyl films applied as all-over cover or computer cut as a stylish design to windows and partitions in Reception areas, conference suites and boardrooms can make a powerful visual statement. As part of an interior design scheme opaque vinyl films applied to glazing can help to reinforce a company or organisation’s image of success and status.

use your corporate images to ensure customers remember you and your products

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coloured vinyl to improve aesthetics and reinforce corporate image by transforming clear glazing into a corporate statement, advertising message, logo or visual display.

Coloured vinyl applied as all-over cover or computer cut as a creative design allows all the benefits of a well-lit area whilst screening untidy or unsightly views. Furniture and equipment can be positioned against the glass without being seen allowing greater scope with office-space utilization.

use your logos and trademarks to promote your corporate identity

acid-etch vinyl stripes, dots, squares or repeating patterns of any design make large expanses of glass more apparent so avoiding accidental human impact.

Critical locations include: unframed glazing, glazing that is more than 400mm between frames, glazed doors and windows without mullions, transoms or large handles or large areas of glazing that could appear to be an opening.

Document M of the Building Regulations covering ‘access to and use of buildings’ states that manifestation should be at least 50mm wide and positioned at two levels. The lower level should be between 850mm and 1000mm from finished floor level and the higher from 1400mm and 1600mm

employers are required by law to take reasonable steps to ensure the safety of staff and that of the public

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