Electrical accessories for canal-side development
"Flint Glass Wharf boasts an exceptional specification. We believe it is the finishing touches which count . . . . and chrome switches throughout add to the luxury'. These are the words used on the Flint Glass Wharf website to describe this new canal side development of 136 apartments, recently completed by Northern Group in the Ancoats area of Manchester.
Manchester-based developers, the northerngroup, had no hesitation in specifying Click Scolmore's Define range of flat plate electrical accessories to provide the high specification look required.
Switches, dimmer switches, socket outlets and new media plates were used throughout each apartment in the development as well as in all the communal areas.
Hirst and Danson, the electrical contractors responsible for the installation, have used Scolmore products on numerous projects. Stuart Partington cited the comprehensive range and the flexibility of the products as key benefits of working with Scolmore.
"Using the new media plates meant that we had a greater degree of flexibility and were able bring together various media modules onto a single plate, rather than having to fit lots of different sockets."
Scolmore
01827 63454
http://www.scolmore.com/
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