100th Skyfold is Only the Beginning
2013-03-29
As Style celebrates its 100th Skyfold installation with a special event at the Telefonica Digital Building in London next month, Julian Sargent, group managing director, says this is just the beginning for this incredible moveable wall solution.
“We’ve installed 100 Skyfolds across the UK since becoming their exclusive UK agent,” said Julian, “and the more the awareness grows of this incredible partitioning wall, the more demand there is.”
Skyfold is a unique vertically rising, fully automatic, acoustic moveable wall with up to Rw 56dB acoustic rating which means meetings can be run concurrently with complete privacy. Housed in the ceiling cavity and operated by the push of a button, no-one would even know a moveable wall was in the room until activated.
It glides silently and effortlessly into place, and because it is housed in the ceiling it retains maximum floor and wall space. It also comes in a vast array of finishes and creates a breathtaking, yet hugely practical solution, for virtually any room size and ceiling height. It can also divide stepped auditoriums with ease, making this a truly ingenious solution for the creation of flexible space in any environment.
“We’ve had demand from market sectors including corporate, hospitality, education and local authority, “ said Julian, “mainly because this product sells itself.
“Once architects, specifiers, contractors and end-user clients see it in operation, and appreciate the wide-ranging benefits, we always get incredible feedback. “As a result, specifications are soaring and we see our 100th UK installation as just the beginning.
“Interest has never been greater, and we have some stunning examples of Skyfold in operation in places such as Deloittes, Hotel La Tour, Coventry University, Henderson Global Investors, Gensler Architects, Brunel University and Tuke School; all of which can be viewed on the case studies page of our web site.
For more information about Skyfold, please contact your nearest regional Style office.