Case Studies
Case Study - Mark Richards
Client - Mark Richards is regarded as one of the UK’s finest portrait sculptors. Following art school in London, an apprenticeship to architectural sculptor A.J Ayres and, from 1991-94, as Senior Sculptor at Madame Tussauds, Richard now works out of studios in Herefordshire and London, where his portrait sculpture continues a tradition of exquisite detail in likeness and finish.
Case Study - Bound Tree Medical Europe Limited
The client - Bound Tree Medical Europe Limited, owned by Bound Tree Medical of Ohio, the leading EMS supplier in the United States and backed by over 30 years of knowledge and experience...
Case Study - Chillie Breeze
Client - Chillie Breeze has been trading since 2005 selling decorative items and giftware to world class exclusive hotels in the United Arab Emirates..
Case Study - J. G. Shelton
Client - J. G. Shelton & Co. Ltd. is a family owned UK business which has been established since 1963. The company specialises in the design, manufacture, installation and servicing of cremator and incinerator products across the UK and abroad, providing expert knowledge and excellent customer service. The company has team of highly qualified and experienced engineers which have over 400 years of combined engineering experience.
Case Study - Thomas and Fontaine
The client - Thomas and Fontaine supply reusable silage netting to farmers and merchants in the UK and overseas.
Secure Covers are made from the highest quality, finely woven, UV stable polyethylene mesh. In use, the Secure Cover is placed over the normal polythene silage sheet and weighted only at the edges and joins. Once fitted, Secure Covers' unique construction disperses wind gusts ensuring that the silage sheet remains in place on the silage pit.
Secure Covers are made from the highest quality, finely woven, UV stable polyethylene mesh. In use, the Secure Cover is placed over the normal polythene silage sheet and weighted only at the edges and joins. Once fitted, Secure Covers' unique construction disperses wind gusts ensuring that the silage sheet remains in place on the silage pit.