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 To maintain a sense of space, Broadview recommended the installation of blinds from the contemporary oriental-inspired collection of window blinds - the Luxaflex® Japanese Design collection - which are made from a material called 'washi'. Washi means 'Japanese paper' and this opaque material has a cloudy finish that allows light through but obscures the view effectively. |
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 To introduce two alfresco areas for the couple to relax with friends and family, Broadview worked with Mr and Mrs Morris to design and produce two innovative awning systems, consisting of one 4.5 metre by 3 metre folding arm B28 awning for the ground floor and a smaller 4 metre by 2 metre folding arm B28 awning for the top floor balcony. |
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 Harbour Lodge is a facility in which to hold a service of thanksgiving, have refreshments afterwards or to simply shelter in during a visit to the Grounds. Renowned for creating innovative shading solutions for any business requirement, Broadview designed and installed a bespoke 10 metre by 4 metre terrace frame awning system on to Harbour Lodge on top of a wooden decked area. |
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 To introduce a continental-style dining area for people to relax and enjoy a drink and a bite to eat, Broadview worked with a key trade account, HG Imports. Working in partnership, the companies designed, manufactured and installed three large-span parasols at The Mermaid's Tail and six large-span parasols at the Aberdeen Angus Steakhouse that would complement the interior of each restaurant. |
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 The world's largest privately owned manufacturer of luxury motor yachts, Sunseeker International, required robust awnings for the sun decks of the Sunseeker ultimate luxury motor yacht, the Trideck.
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 To comply with current EU Health and Safety directives, private medical insurer Standard Life Healthcare Limited appointed Broadview, a leading manufacturer of commercial blinds, to supply and install suitable adjustable window blinds. |
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 Muc-Off is the UK's number one supplier of maintenance and cleaning products for the motor sport and bicycle industry. The Muc-Off promotional motor home tours UK-based motor sport and bike events, such as Super Bike, Bicycle and Motocross competitions, and is used to display the company's latest product innovations to race teams and spectators alike. |
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 As part of a multi-million pound refurbishment programme, The Millennium & Copthorne Hotels based on-site at Chelsea Football Club wanted to introduce a continental-style 'alfresco' facility to the former Shed Bar, the Blues Sports Bar, for its 'Chelsea supporter' customers and hotel guests alike. |
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 Hall & Woodhouse are an independent brewer & pub operator with a tenanted Estate of more than 200 pubs across Southern England & South West London. With the introduction of the smoking ban Hall & Woodhouse recognised the need to introduce comfortable external facilities for its smoking & non-smoking customers.
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 The Cumberland Hotel is one of the finest art deco hotels in the country & is positioned on Bournemouth East Cliff overlooking miles of golden sandy beaches.The management team wanted to introduce a continental style alfresco dining facility for its clientele as part of a £2.5 million refurbishment programme.
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 To improve brand visibility & increase dining facilities as a series of Subway stores by adapting the "front-of-house" facilities to cater for a broader spectrum of clients in a competitive marketplace.
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 With magnificent views across Poole Harbour, Shell Bay is a top Dorset seafood restaurant situated on the beach in Studland. To satisfy customer demand during the summer period, the management team decided to invest in the property and research ways in which to utilise the external areas to the front and side of the restaurant - ultimately expanding both the 170m2 'al a carte' restaurant and 37m2 bar facility.
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 With new laws to ban smoking now in force, there is everincreasing pressure for establishments to cater for smokers outside. The owners of The Walnut Tree Inn decided to look at ways in which to adapt the pub's outside area which will enable them to benefit from the ban while also providing customers with a comfortable covered seating area.
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