Technology
Flush emergency sign with ball impact protection
When equipping a school in the Ländle region, the architect had expressed the clear wish to design an escape sign in such a way that it was not only ball-proof but also looked elegant.
Architectural
Smallest emergency light perfectly integrated
The challenge
The client of the hotel had a clear requirement for us: no changes were to be made to the existing furnishings. The installation of the emergency lighting had to be cost-efficient and time-saving. It was therefore necessary to find a solution for the placement of the emergency lighting without having to make costly changes to the existing fixtures.
The solution
The answer to this challenge was our EyE-90, the smallest emergency light in the world. In order to integrate them seamlessly into the surroundings, they were embedded in standard flush-mounted boxes.
They were lined with a black aluminium plate to meet the desired aesthetic requirements. Safety and harmony create a perfect combination in this hotel.
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