Designers and manufacturers of moveable display walls

The Herbert, Coventry
United Kingdom

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The Herbert, Coventry’s museum and art gallery, reopened in October 2008 following completion of its long awaited extension and redevelopment designed by award winning Architects, Pringle, Richards & Sharratt.  The stunning transformation incorporates an impressive glass covered courtyard entrance, media studios, education facilities, a shop and a café as well as state of the art permanent and temporary galleries.  The aim of the new museum and gallery is to bring history and the arts to life with the presentation of a wide range of exhibitions and events of interest to all generations.

                                                                                             Gallery Display System 400

 

 

Panelock Gallery Display System 400 was specified by the Architects who envisaged a flexible constantly changing multi-functional display space.  The System, which includes doorway panels complying with all DDA requirements to allow access between galleries,  may be used to display artwork to its best advantage, section off portions of the gallery to form more intimate areas or even form dark rooms to show projected art.

 

    

                                                                                               

Panelock Gallery Display System 200 was purchased by the gallery who wished to bring to the City high profile national touring exhibitions such as its inaugural photographic exhibition “Something I’ll Never Really See” on loan from the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.  The System provides a high quality secure display surface with the capacity for

the protection of high value exhibits by way of alarm systems and CCTV.

                                                             Gallery Display System 200

                                          

                                                   

Exhibition:  China: Journey to the East at the Herbert Art Gallery & Museum, Coventry.  Images courtesy of the Herbert Art Gallery & Museum and the Trustees of the British Museum