John Dunn

Supplied to Balfour Beatty in January 2014, this 2000mm diameter Eclipse star disk was one of the first we produced in ACP (Aluminium Composite Panel). The feature above a birthing pool at the Princess Royal Hospital, Telford, has 300 stars and rim lighting provided by colour-changing LED tape positioned just in from the upper edge. […]

Thanks are due to Sara Lee for her very comprehensive details about her interesting project which involved fitting fibre optic stars to the wall above a staircase. As part of a refurbishment project a new wall was being built at the top of a staircase and Sara hit on the idea of fitting fibres to

Our Eclipse star disks were originally conceived for the “Grandparent market” – the idea being that proud new grandparentscould buy a star ceiling effect for the nursery of a new arrival without committing anyone else to a significant amount of installation effort. With “button-fix” mountings you could theoretically install one of these in 15 minutes.

Our customer Hi-Fi Cinema of Aldermaston, Berkshire, shared these photos of high-end cinema rooms complete with our Infinity Star Ceilings.  The Infinity panel-based system was conceived and developed specifically for companies such as Hi-Fi Cinema, working at the higher end of thehome cinema market, but it’s also available directly to DIY home cinema enthusiasts. Or, we’ll support

Thanks to Eleanor Hooper of Pif-Paf Theatre for these photos of a fascinating exhibit – the Celestial Sound Cloud. See http://www.pif-paf.co.uk/portfolio/celestial-sound-cloud/ for more details of Pif-Paf and this intriguing project  which demonstrates the ethereal effects which can be achieved through exploiting the sideglow properties of optical fibre. The display is designed to span an area

Blackgang Chine Land of Imagination, which claims to be the UK’s oldest theme park, has used fibre optics to good effect in one of its new visitor attractions. The park in the Isle of Wight opened its Underwater Kingdom in Easter this year (2017), and includes a magical underwater cave, which includes glittering fibre optic

Our customer Ms L G from Roseville California ordered a custom decking harness from Starscape.  The kit consisted of 160 sheathed 1.00mm diameter fibres from 2 metres to 8 metres.  Holes were drilled in the pavers rather than placed in the joints.  This does take longer but the results speak for themselves.

Cornerstone Contractors of Farnborough constructed this pleasing nursery star ceiling using four Infinity tails supplied by Starscape.   Our optical jointing system means you can work on multiple panels easily, simple connecting the panel tail to the light source carrier tail to complete the circuit. The 400 stars in this ceiling have 4 different diameters

In December 2016, Wole Fayomi from Prime Audiovisual, Lagos, Nigeria, ordered 12 Infnity star panels for a home cinema. Although we don’t have photos of the finished room, what we do have demonstrates the easy installation of our Infinity system.

Starscape manufactured this large single star panel for a customer who did not want any joins.