Lighting up the BBC Sports Personality Awards
Click Scolmore's lights shone brightly on a host of famous faces at the new SIS Arena Club at the Sheffield Arena - most recently the VIP guests assembled for the BBC Sports Personality of the Year.
A selection of downlighters, pendant lights, emergency signs, plus control gear, supplied by WF Electrical, were fitted at the brand new, 150-seater hospitality suite, which was used to entertain many of the celebrity guests attending the prestigious awards ceremony on December 13th.
The project was completed by RCS Electrical Contractors. Faced with a tight installation deadline, contractor Robert Curson, turned to Click Scolmore to provide a one-stop solution for all the elements required to complete the lighting project. An installer for more than 20 years, he regularly uses Click products on a range of domestic and commercial projects.
He said: "With every project you take on you are looking for the right products for the job and quality is always paramount. With this particular installation, the deadline was extremely tight so to be able to turn to one supplier for all the components was critical in getting the job done on time. I use Click products regularly - they look really good, are reasonably priced and you can guarantee the quality."
Part of the 13,500 Sheffield Arena complex, the purpose-built SIS Arena Club was opened in October 2009 - with Sir Cliff Richard, the first person to use its facilities to celebrate his 69th birthday.
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http://www.scolmore.com/
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