
Style has been named as one of Skyfold’s top 10 dealers in its global awards.
The award is based on the number of Skyfold moveable walls that were shipped during 2023, with Style enjoying phenomenal demand in the UK market across a broad range of sectors, most notably corporate, education and hospitality.
The award ceremony was held at Skyfold’s manufacturing facility in Montreal, with Style’s group managing director, Julian Sargent, being presented with the accolade by Skyfold’s president, Alastair Cush and VP of sales, Francois Hervieux.
Skyfold is the fully automatic, vertically rising, acoustic moveable wall discreetly housed in a ceiling cavity.
Style first introduced Skyfold into the UK market over 20 years ago, making its first installation in 2003.
Due to the exceptional quality of this solution for dividing rooms without taking up any floor space when not in use, Style has seen continued growth across two decades with demand now at an all-time high.
“We are delighted that our continued efforts to promote this superb movable wall have been recognised with this top 10 global dealer award,” said Julian Sargent.
“It is a truly unique, market leading product and we have been proud to be the exclusive UK partners to Skyfold for all these years.”
To see a wide range of applications for Skyfold, please visit the case studies page on Style’s website.
For more information, please contact your nearest regional Style office
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