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ITV Tower South Bank
Monglass L-35-F
Two runs of Monoglass panels form two sides and a door to an executive office. The panels can fold back to include the area in the larger open office floor.
Our Lady of Lourdes, Harpenden
Monoglass FEC
Finished with etched glass and RAL powder coated top and bottom profiles this partition is used to provide flexible division between the entrance lobby and the main body of the church.
Our Lady of Lourdes, Harpenden
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Price Waterhouse Cooper Offices
Monoglass L-35
The partition is used to section off a meeting room from an open office layout. The track system allows the panels to be parked completely clear of the opening in 2 locations which are concealed from the main office floor.
Price Waterhouse Cooper Offices
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Lady of England Priory
Monoglass L-35
The introduction of contemporary elements within an historic building requires a delicate balance in order to achieve enhancement rather than compromise. We and our client believe that this has been achieved at Our Lady of England Priory in Storrington.
Lady of England Priory
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Brough Library, East Yorkshire
Monoglass L-35-F + Fixed panels.
A combination of sliding and fixed panels is used to section off the library from a multi purpose area which is often used when the library is closed. By specifying our product The Architect has achieved the security necessary without detracting from the concept of an open design.
Brough Library, East Yorkshire
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Bank, Turku, Finland
Monoglass L-35
Here the partition is used to section off the counter when closed and creates a lobby where customers can access cash machines. When the counter is open for business the panels are parked completely clear to allow free access.
Tech Dept, Manchester University
Monoglass L-35-F
The partition pulls across to form a meeting area off the main atrium to the building.
Ripley's Believe It or Not!
Monoglass L-35
L-35 glass panels are used to create a lobby when required
Vodafone Shop, Newbury
Monoglass L-35
L-35 glass panels form the front to the Vodafone shop at their HQ in Newbury. The panels slide into a recess when the shop is open. In the closed position, video images are projected onto the glass.
Vodafone Shop, Newbury
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Vodafone Shop, Newbury
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WTC, Stockholm, Sweden
Monoglass L-35
This photograph shows how the panels are moved to and from the 'parked' position.
Golf Club
Monoglass L-35
Here the partition sections off a private dinning area in the club house.
Golf Club
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Copenhagen International Airport
Monoglass L-35
L-35 panels are folded to the side during business hours to allow open access to the shop from the airport concourse.
Copenhagen International Airport
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Patisserie Valerie, London
Monoglass L-35
Weather permitting our client wants the capability to completely open the café to street by removing the glass from shop front openings. This is achieved using the L-35 system which allows the panels to be moved inwards and park to the side and clear of the masonry openings. The entrance doors and adjacent fixed panels were also supplied and fitted by Becker to match the L-35 Monoglass panels.
Patisserie Valerie, London
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Patisserie Valerie, London
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Toyota Showroom
Monoglass L-35-F
The partition provides a division between the main showroom and a reception area. When open it provides access for vehicles.
Monoglass Freestyle
Monoglass Freestyle panels are made in 3 different widths, 506mm, 806mm and 1206mm, with an 806mm sliding door panel as an option. The height is 2030mm including adjustable floor pins.
Monoglass Freestyle
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Monoglass Freestyle
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