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GRAPHICS? WE'RE IN OUR ELEMENT!
31/01/2014
The beauty of the products offered by The Window Film Company is that with a bit of imagination, they can be used to create memorable features from ordinarily mundane surfaces. An excellent illustration of what can be achieved was completed at Kingston University, where a bank of storage lockers was transformed to display the periodic table.
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KEEP SECURE WITH WINDOW FILM
24/01/2014
It’s an unfortunate fact of life that business premises can be targeted by criminals, with break-ins and criminal damage a serious and concerning issue. Windows can often be seen as a weak point, with the glass broken to gain entry. With a range of specialist security films available, The Window Film Company can help make glazing both safe and secure.
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WINDOW FILM COMPANY LIGHTS THE WAY
16/01/2014
Having an in-house print and design studio allows The Window Film Company to provide a flexible service for clients, including the option to, where necessary, help with the design process. This was an option utilised by a Midlands based school, who asked us to help with both design and film choice.
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THE WINDOW FILM COMPANY LEND A HELPING HANS
10/01/2014
The Window Film Company is proud to have helped add an extra dimension to an exciting new exhibition in London. In supplying and installing precision cut vinyl, the third part of a multi-media display of the work of Hans Arp was completed.
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SAFETY IN THE CITY
02/01/2014
The City of London Corporation have a wide ranging remit that sees them tasked with looking after the City on behalf of all those that live there. The Corporation are based in a number of central London locations, and as is the case with other high profile premises, the glass is required to be of a safety standard.
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