The sweep-stake has taken place and would you believe it, the MD picked out Brazil!

However, to spread the winnings the losing team will take home some of the cash.

So, although we would love to see the World Cup coming home to England, the chance of winning the cash jackpot here has some of the Whiteghyll team abandoning their patriotic spirit and silently praying for another country to win the tournament!! For the good of the country, let us hope that those prayers are not answered.

Overview

Since late 2008, we have been working in partnership with 3 Mobile to manufacture and install bespoke POS items and visual merchandising solutions. Particular ranges have included acrylic, metal and wooden display units for mobile phones, wireless technology and mobile phone accessories. Various printed advertising materials and wall mounted signage have also been produced to assist store promotions.

Multi-Functional Display Cabinets

3 Mobile’s original display cabinets were constructed from glass which provided minimal functionality. Our design and manufacturing teams transformed this cabinet through fixing slat walls and acrylic panels.

Multi-Functional Display Cabinet

Pay As You Go Wall Display Cabinet

Bespoke shelving was manufactured and installed to allow for products and interchangeable graphics to be displayed. Our specialised shop fitting teams visited over 350 stores and replaced the old cabinet with the new multifunctional unit within 4 weeks.

Multi-Functional Display Cabinet

Wall Display

The multi-functional display cabinets have proven to be a success for 3 Mobile. They allow for store staff to relocate the shelving for different product sizes and replace graphics when necessary with no difficulty. In doing so, the cabinet is cost effective and the interchangeable graphics and products maintains an up do date brand and store continuity.

Overview

2010 will witness Heal’s celebrate their Bicentenary. They have an outstanding eye for detail and quality. Whiteghyll have been proud to be associated with Heal’s since 1992.

Project Brief

To work alongside the Heal’s design and development team and create a multi purpose window scheme for the pre and post Christmas season. Ensure all display panel backdrops and central floor display units will incorporate furniture sets and retail merchandise.

Window Graphics: Heal’s Tottenham Court Rd.

Gold self adhesive graphics on MDF base plinth unit.

The Whiteghyll Solution

Window graphics were designed and produced to allow all in-store products to be clearly viewed. All window, back panel and central floor unit graphics were produced in house using our Graphtech FC1200 plotter, then distributed and installed by the Heal’s team.

Wall Graphics and Timber Display Unit.

Central Floor Display with Up-Lighting.

Conscious of budgets and tight deadlines, it was necessary to use a combination of in-house skills to provide a multi-functional and practical display on time and on budget.

One lucky winner will take the lot!

We were hoping that our very own Rockin’ Red Hope would have made it to the starting line, but the decision was made that he should sit this one out in preparation for the Wibsey Horse Fair and the opportunity to win ‘Best in show’ for the second year running.

Place your bets and good luck!! We hope that you are feeling lucky!

Overview

Established in 1910, Kone have become one of the major players in providing lifts and escalators. They have factories located globally and for many years, Whiteghyll have had the privilege of being associated with their assembly plant in Keighley, West Yorkshire.

Project Brief

Work closely with the Kone design team and provide a safety device to prevent people from climbing on to moving escalators.
Manufacture the safety device and deliver to various locations for the Kone engineering teams to install.

The Challenge

The anti climb barriers installed to each escalator must perform the desired health and safety function whilst being inconspicuous.

Kone escalators in a UK train station.

The Whiteghyll Solution

The final designs were checked and approved by both of the Kone and Whiteghyll design departments. 10mm clear Cast Acrylic was selected as the most suitable material to meet the demands.

Production Process:

Stage 1: cut the material in Whiteghyll’s machine shop on a CNC machine and diamond edge polish to ensure a smooth safe finish.
Stage 2: transform the flat sheets of acrylic into the correct shape through heat and bonding techniques using jigs and moulds.
Stage 3: inspection and packing
Stage 4: distribution to various locations (final examination and installation conducted by the Kone team.)

The anti climb barrier.

Successfully inconspicuous anti climb barriers.

All of our clients will enjoy the benefits of our ability to meet the strict requirements of the Altius Vendor Assessment Scheme in Commercial Viability and Risk Management.

The award is hard-earned and confirmation of our continuing commitment to provide a top class service to all clients that entrust Whiteghyll to meet their commercial vision.

The competition was tough and the judging panel were up all night to decide which poems could take centre stage on our rotating homepage image.

Take a look at our homepage during February to see the top four poems. Our products may be made from plastic but it is clear that our hearts are not (especially when there are cash prizes to be won!)

Working with Qwerty has been a fantastic experience. During the design process they were extremely patient with Whiteghyll and always supported and advised on our vision for our new website design and it’s functionality.

Qwerty also provided full training on the CMS and are still constantly at the other end of the telephone advising us if and when we have any problems.

We can not recommend Qwerty Web and Graphic Design enough. They can do anything that you ask for. It has been an extremly fun and enjoyable experience. We are looking forward to working on our next project with them and we promise to stock up on head ache tablets for the Qwerty team, since we can be very ‘visionary’ at times.

The QMS achieved will satisfy the standards and criteria laid down in ISO 9001. Senior management recognise that the proposed system will provide the framework needed to monitor and improve performance in many areas.

The new procedures will improve the way that Whiteghyll operates, helping us to improve market share, drive down costs, maintain effective risk management and provide all of our customers with a high level of satisfaction.

Through alterations to our daily operational routines or the challenge of working with new clients, it is hoped that this investment will benefit the whole organisation as well as each individual within the company.

Tel: 01274 307 306
Email: HCromack@Whiteghyll.net