Sense of achievement

02 December, 2007

Flex connectors has supplied its Flex 7 lighting connection equipment for Sense Scotland’s new resource centre in Glasgow. Sense Scotland provides innovative services for children and adults with complex needs arising from deafness, blindness or sensory impairment, learning or physical disability. Flex 7 first-in-line interconnection units and pre-wired plugs have been installed throughout the new TouchBase resource centre, which gained its name after a competition to find a title which reflected the building’s multiple uses including a children and family suite, drop-in resources for adults, visual and performing arts spaces, community offices, training and meeting rooms and a community café.

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