Our latest Hanita Matte frosted window film installation in Torquay, Devon. Matte frosted window film adds a translucent sandblasted effect to your glazing, adding privacy and designer elegance to doors, windows and glass partitions. This Enterprise Rent-A-Car branch in Torquay required a frosted window film to screen off the lower office windows, increasing privacy and … Read more
Glass manifestations are designed to be applied to windows, doors, partitions and large glass expanses. Typically manifestations are small circles or squares which highlight glazed areas so they stand out visually with the background to reduce the risk of accidental collision. These small glass manifestations don’t provide any privacy in offices especially where computer screens … Read more
Our latest residential frosted film installation in Exeter to provide increased privacy on a terrace house. These windows were overlooked from the street and needed to be obscured whilst maintaining the light. A good choice for town or terraced houses near to footpaths, Hanita matte frosted window film allows 70% light transmission whilst providing total … Read more
Our latest job for Cricketfield Surgery in Newton Abbot was to install frosted window film to their portable modular building which is designated for COVID treatment. The modern portable building, or “knock-down” building, was first developed by United States firm Porta-Kamp in 1955. The first portable building under the trade name Portakabin was developed in … Read more
Our latest frosted window film was carried out at Cricketfield Surgery in Newton Abbot. A couple of the doctors rooms had plain clear glass which offered little privacy for the patients and staff whilst working. Hanita Matte frosted window film provides instant privacy whilst retaining the natural light which was essential for these rooms. If … Read more
Our latest project at the Mireille Gillings Neuroimaging Centre in Exeter was to install glass manifestations to the entrance lobby to meet Glass Manifestation and Building regulations 2000: Part M. The Building Regulations 2000: Part M states that glass entrance doors and glass screens will satisfy requirement M1 or M2 if: a) They are clearly … Read more