Illuminated pedestrian subways do not only offer a safer environment and enhanced security, they are also visually appealing. An opal, colour-impregnated or printed Hammerglass panel with LED-illumination provides an attractive focal point of light in the night darkness. When it comes to graffiti, marker tags or other soiling, most known detergents and chemicals can be used to clean up without the Hammerglass panels being damaged.
PEDESTRIAN SUBWAYS
Safe pedestrian subways and bicycle tunnels with colour and LED lighting
LIGHT UP WITH COLOUR AND LEDS
A colour-impregnated or printed Hammerglass panel with LED-illumination provides an attractive focal point of light in the night darknesst. Variable LED makes the effect even more spectacular. However, an illuminated pedestrian subway is not only visually appealing, but it also offers a safer environment and enhanced security.
The Hammerglass panels can be screen-printed or printed digitally. These techniques allow for printing in four colours, providing limitless scope for customised design. Subway panels can be provided with municipal coats of arms or patterns repeated at regular intervals, or printed art or photos. In the case of larger series of panels, there is a possibility of producing colour-impregnated Hammerglass.
DESIGN AND INSTALLATION
To achieve the optimal fit, all panels are measured individually after a steel skeleton has been assembled. The panels are flexible and can be shaped for installation in bent profiles. Fixing is carried out with steel profiles/fixpoints. Bring us into your discussions at the idea stage. Our designers will prepare drawings and offer suggestions for functional solutions. We will be happy to provide tenders for complete projects: Made-to-measure Hammerglass, posts, fixing systems and installation.
- The panels are made to measure after a steel skeleton has been assembled
- Ready-made solutions for fixing and installation
- Half the weight of ordinary glass
- No glass breakage
- Simple graffiti removal
The Nobel tunnel in Malmö, Sweden 2016:
Dull, gray and insecure.
The Nobel tunnel in Malmö, Sweden 2018:
A safer tunnel, now with digitally printed Hammerglass and LED lights.