Older buildings and professional practices
In converted and period offices, glazing is often a later insert into an original room — a glazed partition dividing a high-ceilinged front room into two, or a screen across a stair landing. Those installations still need manifestation, and it has to sit sympathetically against cornicing and original joinery rather than fight it.
For solicitors, accountants and consultancies we also handle the discretion side: frosted lower panels on meeting rooms facing a shared corridor, blockout film where files are visible from a waiting area, and door signage that identifies rooms without broadcasting client names.

