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With the current uncertainty over the legislative requirements required post October 31^st our position for all UK customers is ‘BUSINESS AS USUAL’. 

The UNICOL PCL / PCP ‘clip on’ screen cover has been a standard product for many years and was initially designed for the pub and entertainment market when flat screens were introduced in the early 2000’s. Many screens were already installed either on walls or suspended from the ceiling and customers wanted an easily installed protective cover that would fend off glasses being thrown and liquid being spilt on the screen face. So a durable metal bezel was designed with a clear anti-shatter screen in 3 sizes to fit most displays in both landscape (PCL) and portrait (PCP) from 15” to 70”. The whole unit could be easily clipped over the top of the screen and secured underneath. The addition of anti-reflective, anti-shatter screen material made them useful in indoor daytime light conditions.

British AV mount manufacturer, UNICOL, have introduced a new addition to their AVECTA range of stands and trolleys. Designed with collaboration in mind, this new trolley (AVHTSURH) works exclusively with the new Microsoft Surface Hub 2S to provide users with a stylish, dedicated and adaptable mobile stand.

UNICOL’s latest range of complete floor-to-ceiling and floor-to-wall trade pack kits have been uniquely designed to make your life easier when ordering and planning. Below, we look into how these pre-packaged kits provide you with peace of mind when it comes to these types of installations by utilising Kipling’s 6 points - what, why, how, where, when and who!

Answered by UNICOL Sales Team Members John Davies and Dan Marsh!

We take a look at why UNICOL offer both Universal and Dedicated options within their ranges and how that benefits you.

With digital signage continuing to expand across all market sectors there is the increasing issue of ensuring it is safe/durable in outdoor climates. This issue is compounded when you take into consideration the size of the screens often required for digital signage scenarios such as; advertising, sharing sporting events, acting as departure boards, rebrands and more. With large screens comes a high risk of accidental damage, dust, machinery spray, high / low temperature ranges and more – so how do you keep them safe?