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Home›Latest News›RMIG appears on The House That 100k Built

RMIG appears on The House That 100k Built

By Josh Holmes
October 1, 2015
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RMIG has helped an ambitious couple on BBC TWO show The House That 100k Built to successfully build their dream home in Burnley. The world’s leading perforated materials specialist was shown on the programme and delivered an eye-catching perforated decorative panel that would transform the dull staircase into a striking centrepiece of the home’s downstairs.

With Wajid and Anam keen to create a unique wow-factor within their six bedroom Burnley home, the couple required a perforated screen that would further enhance the aesthetically pleasing nature of the large hallway and complement the other areas of the glamorous home.

RMIG worked very closely with Wajid and Anam during the consultation period and specified a 3mm thick aluminium screen featuring Islamic script that was extremely personal to the couple. Using its innovative ImagePerf technology, RMIG expanded on Anam’s artistic designs and produced a stylish and tasteful floor to ceiling perforated screen, finished in a RAL 1036 Bronze Satin polyester powder coating. With the couple’s time and budget constraints in mind, RMIG delivered the high quality and stunning screen in a cost and time effective manner, much to the appreciation of Wajid and Anam who were keen to move into the finished home with their new born baby at the earliest possibility.

The metal screen received positive reviews from both a delighted Wajid, who commented on its uniqueness during the show, transforming what would otherwise have been dull and wasted space into something fantastic.

RMIG can perforate sheet metal to meet any desired style, producing limitless designs and patterns to achieve unique and attention-grabbing architectural visions. To learn more about RMIG and its full service offerings, please visit the RMIG website.

The House That 100K Built is produced by Remarkable Television, part of Endemol Shine Group.

Website: www.rmig.com

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