Commercial project · Manchester and London
Prince's Trust offices in Manchester and London
Coordinated roller blinds fitted across two office locations, with specialist overhead blackout units in London.
- Client
- The Prince's Trust
- Setting
- Offices
- Locations
- Manchester and London
Project facts
The job at a glance.
- Client
- The Prince's Trust
- Setting
- Offices
- Locations
- Manchester and London
- Main product
- Roller blinds
- Quantity
- Around 50 per office
- Fit
- Two days per office
The brief
What the site needed.
The Prince’s Trust required coordinated window treatments at offices in Manchester and London. Each location received around fifty roller blinds, installed over two days.
The London office added a specialist need: three overhead, fully cassetted blackout roller systems with hard-wired operation.
What we did
A specification shaped around the setting.
- 01
Main windows
Screen-fabric roller blinds with printed PVC elements.
- 02
London overhead glazing
Three fully cassetted, hard-wired blackout roller systems.
- 03
Delivery
Each office installation took two days.
Working on site
Planned around the building, not just the windows.
- 01
Coordinate sites
The Manchester and London window schedules were treated as linked projects.
- 02
Fit main blinds
Around fifty roller blinds were installed at each office.
- 03
Complete specialist units
The London works included three overhead blackout systems.
The result
What changed for the space.
Both offices gained coordinated solar screening, with the London work also resolving the needs of overhead glazing.
- Consistent treatment across two offices
- Daylight control through screen fabric
- Blackout control for overhead glazing
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