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Welcome to our news page where you can browse through a number of case studies and stories on our company and its products. If you are a customer and have an interesting story of your own, then tell us more about it - we would be happy to hear from you at news@perspex.co.uk

1. With an ambition to create a more modern building, the Nottingham based Becket School was re-built on a single site.
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2. Perspex Distribution has launched a new website to provide its customers and specifiers with comprehensive information about its products.
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3. Perspex Distribution focused on its wide range of contemporary, decorative panels at the recent 100 Percent Design Exhibition.
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4. Ben Rousseau's 'Wagiman' bubble chair with INSA print etched into the clear Perspex surface hangs from the ceiling of Hoxton's award winning hotel.
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5. Japan's number one clothing retailer has a history deeply rooted in colour, witnessed throughout its 3-storey London store in its garments and POP.
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6. "We are interested in relaxing the boundaries between inside and out," says Kazuyo Sejima, founding partner of Japanese architecture practice SANAA.
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News Updates

1. With an ambition to create a more modern building, the Nottingham based Becket School was re-built on a single site.

2. Perspex Distribution has launched a new website to provide its customers and specifiers with comprehensive information about its products.

3. Perspex Distribution focused on its wide range of contemporary, decorative panels at the recent 100 Percent Design Exhibition.

4. Ben Rousseau's 'Wagiman' bubble chair with INSA print etched into the clear Perspex surface hangs from the ceiling of Hoxton's award winning hotel.

5. Japan's number one clothing retailer has a history deeply rooted in colour, witnessed throughout its 3-storey London store in its garments and POP.

6. "We are interested in relaxing the boundaries between inside and out," says Kazuyo Sejima, founding partner of Japanese architecture practice SANAA.