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Features and benefits
Low-cost
We have years of experience in furniture
manufacture and are therefore able to design a solutions and source the
component parts directly from manufacturers, cutting out layers of
margin that add cost. Off-the-shelf systems have all those layers of
margin built in to the price.
Made to measure design
We design the ICT suite to make the best
possible use of the space that you have available, often in innovative
ways. We take laser-measurements of your target area and draw it using
CAD while we are on site. This enables us to give you an accurate
specification and adhere to it during the installation, with no hidden
surprises.
We take responsibility for everything
right through to completion
From the moment you contact us the to the moment we present you with the
finished article, we will look after every aspect. You won't need to
worry about managing electricians, carpenters or network engineers
because all the trades involved are employed by us and under our direct
control. We project-manage every installation and liaise with your
premises team throughout.
We specify robust materials, suitable
for a school environment
The materials we use are robust and the construction methods assume the
worst. From almost indestructible melamine-face chipboard to legs that
are bolted into the floor, our aim is to create a beautifully finished
product that will stand the test of time.
We include your specific
requirements into the design
Every school is different, and every room within a school is different.
One size does not fit all. Because we design your ICT suite to fit your
space, we are not faced with the compromises that off-the-shelf products
are faced with. If you have a small wall in the way, we will, design
around it. If your décor
is a particular colour, we will compliment it. If you have a very
unconventionally shaped room, we will make the best use of it. If you
have acoustic issues, we will resolve them.
You will be able to fit more students
into your area than with an off-the-shelf product
Designing to fit your available space ultimately results in a higher
number of students in the area that with off-the-shelf products. This
means more student-hours in front of PCs and possibly less staff cover
from split classes.


