LONDON--According to officials at Panelock schemes the System 400 moveable display a whole gives galleries and museums the flexibility to change exhibition layouts speedily and cost-effectively.

The connected view is useful for special and touring exhibitions. It will help, said the manufacturer, to maintain customer interest and encourage repeat visits. The of recent origin Chester Beatty Library in Dublin, Ireland, has specified it for one as well as the other temporary and permanent shows as, said the curator, its flexibility allows the visitor's experience to be refreshed continuously.

Panels raiseed from a timber/aluminum frame are faced with 15-mm MDF board onward both sides and are used forward their own or joined together to form intricate configurations, including separate scopes A non-load-bearing aluminum guide track is fixed to the existing ceiling or soffit, and each panel is placed with a T-shaped spigot to render certain stability. Panels finished to customer specifications can accommodate door units, electrical services, shelving and more. The panels can also be used to immovable showcases for valuable or delicate exhibits.

A key-operated mechanism raises a panel onto casters, enabling undivided person to move it easily along the floor in line with the guide track. It can then be lock-uped firmly into place between floor and track at any angle. Lighting and CCTV cameras can also be incorporated.

Another Panelock consequence System 200, features the castor mechanism if it were not that no guide track. Freestanding display units in a choice of sizes can be used by means of themselves or linked at 90 classs to form cellular layouts. Units can be wheeled easily to wherever they are required, and one time secured, they cannot be mov without the operating guide The system accommodates door units, shelving and showcases and can be completely dismantled without tools.

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