Digital print graphics onto our WFGP Super Frost vinyl film gave some old glass balustrades a new lease of life at this leisure centre in Milton Keynes.

Peacock Healthcare in Nottingham required a solar control window film to reduce heat gain and glare in their main reception. They also wanted to enhance the visual identity of the glass with a unique appearance at the same time. Coloured mirror film was installed to reflect their branding and compliment the interior design of the building. Our WFGP Silver20 solar film was also installed in other areas of the building to make it a more comfortable working environment.

Coloured vinyl decorative window film was installed in Luton to hide structural support columns from external view. The film also helps to provide a bright, modern appearance to an aging building.

Our WFGP Super Frost acid-etch effect window film was used to create this branded manifestation on office partitions in Nottingham.

These colourful optically clear window tints were installed to add emphasis in the new special needs Sixth Form room at St Martins School in Alvaston, Derby.

The architects for the new YMCA building in Derby were looking for ways to create a unique appearance to the windows and create a strong identity for the premises. Hexis C4000 Transparent Plus coloured vinyl window film was chosen for its distinct colours and optical clarity. The project was completed on behalf of Strata Construction Limited on time and within budget.

As a 3M Approved Applicator we were invited to install Scotchcal 50 Series vinyl and Frosted Crystal window graphics to the new 3M Automotive Refinish Centre in Atherstone, Warwickshire.

South Leicestershire College in Wigston, Leicester required a window graphic film to provide provide for clients of the hair salon training centre with privacy from passing students in the corridors. A decorative film from supplier Reflectiv in France was chosen for its modern, unique appearance whilst maintaining high levels of light.

Our client was concerned that their new clear glass reception counter was susceptible to scratches. At the same time they wanted to utilise the space for a window graphic. To provide a solution we installed an optically clear polyester anti-graffiti window film to the top of the counter. This was digitally printed with their logo to improve brand recognition in their reception area and create this distinctive coloured glass effect. Another optically clear scratch resistant film layer was then applied over the top to protect the printed graphic.

This new Dance Studio in Milton Keynes required a privacy window film to protect the modesty of its clients but also utilised a window graphic to help to promote the business.