Speaker1: Ace video. We are on one of our sites and today I'm going to be talking about Mos Walls.
We've got two Mos Walls to show you on this project and also our new acoustic tiles.
So this MOS wall behind us here is made of reindeer moss.
And this is a green reindeer mos that we put on panels and it's pre-made, so it's very
easy to install.
I do a few clips here on the video to show how we're actually putting this on, but the
Reindeer Mos comes in the panel 480 millimetres by 680, so it's very easy to start to
install straight onto the wall.
So in this instance, we've also got some signage.
So the company signage fits within the wall and is a fantastic addition with some of the
acoustic tiles that we are using now.
These acoustic tiles are an interesting new product, so they are 24 millimetres thick.
They come in a range of different colours.
They are also rebated.
I don't know if you can see on the video behind me of the wall itself and these are
totally recyclable and made of recycled bottle tops, so a fantastic acoustic product.
So the sound absorption of these tiles is amazing.
And also the design that we've done here of the hexagon shapes, which also bleeds into
another MOS wall, which we're going to film in a moment.
Up the stairs.
Now, this particular design of the hexagon shapes then will continue through the design
of the project. It also picks up the flooring design, which I'll also show you, and then
goes into some manifestations upstairs in the offices that we've completed.
So also as an added bonus in this video, going to start to show you some of the designs
that we did for this client and how we designed the project.
So a very interesting video.
Please try and follow it all the way through to the end so we can show you some of the
designs that we did for the client and how we did those.
So let's go and have a look at the other Mos Wall, which is the flat MOS which runs up
the stairs. If you like this sort of thing, please always subscribe to our channel and
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Thanks very much. Let's go and have a look at the other.
Hi and welcome back to this second part of the project, which was the Stairwell Mos Wall.
So this is around six metres tall.
It follows on with the theme of the hexagon shapes that run up the stairs by the handrail.
So no one's actually touching the flat moss.
So this is flat mos.
I will leave some links in the description below so you can have a look at all of these
products. Also with the the acoustic tiles, flat MOS and then also some company signage
that is sat on top of the moss.
So the moss itself is adhered to with some adhesive.
It's a non solvent adhesive, so there's no smell to it.
There's no smell to the moss.
And this is a grade moss not to be confused with some of the cheaper products that will
give off a bad smell.
This is for interior design use and it's a different product.
Again, I'll put some links in the description so you can take a look at it, but a nice
feature nonetheless will last for years.
Requires no maintenance whatsoever.
It needs no light, nothing needs to be applied to it or touch whatsoever.
Quite an interesting product and a fantastic addition to this feature.
Stairwell in the building just off reception.
Let's go have a look at some of the designs and how we presented these to the client.
So what I will.
Speaker2: Do initially after some discussions with the client is that I will sketch something up on
Procreate, which is an iPad sketching design.
I just want to get a concept of exactly what we're trying to do here before I start
passing it onto the design team, who will then work this up on CAD and also then start to
produce the proofs for the client to sign off again.
Looking at sketches initially we then go into proof.
So this is all the finite detail of the of the the walls, in particular the moss walls
and the acoustic tiles that we're using.
We then follow that concept design into glass manifestations, general concept of the
journey the client is actually looking to go on.
So I hope you enjoyed this video and we'll see you again soon.