SAS International News Story

Ventilation, cooling and Covid-19. A radiant solution?

5th August 2020

The impact of Covid-19 is set to change the way buildings are ventilated and cooled. The virus could result in a move away from conventional, recirculating air conditioning systems to more innovative solutions such as radiant chilled ceilings and displacement ventilation to help minimise its transmission in new buildings.

Look Up for a Solution to Noisy Spaces

24th June 2020

Acoustics is a complicated subject, but in an office environment, the most significant consideration is that hard surfaces reflect sound while softer surfaces absorb it. Hence the ubiquity of office carpets and fabric-covered screening.

The inclusion of such materials helps, although in our new, super-clean, wipe-down world they are likely to be a lot less popular.

The Office Is Dead/ Long Live the Office

20th May 2020

As an element of nervousness understandably surrounds the return to the office, an immediate move toward enclosed and protected spaces is likely.

SAS has designed desktop and standalone Personal Space Management partitions as prefabricated solutions that can be quickly and easily installed on any office desk, crucially enabling offices to adapt ahead of reopening.

SAS LAUNCHES PERSONAL SPACE MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS

7th May 2020

Our in-house teams have been developing products that not only contribute to the global effort of social distancing but aid in building confidence in those that will soon return to premises such as their workplace, service provider or retail outlets.

Putting People At The Centre: The Coronavirus Effect On Office Design

7th May 2020

We believe the pandemic will accelerate the move towards genuinely people-focused design. And by “people-focused” we mean a focus on the individual – designing workspaces that accommodate the needs of each and every person rather than considering office workers as a herd.

Coronavirus Precautions

11th March 2020

In response to the current COVID-19 situation, we have already taken a number of precautionary measures to ensure we can continue to support our customers and their businesses, as well as keeping our team safe.

Ayrshire Champions to National Champions!

10th March 2020

Apprentices Ben West, Lauren Gracie and Declan Mine who have been crowned the winners of the Scottish Apprenticeship Challenge! Using the skills they developed during the course of their apprenticeship, the team created the stunning anamorphic sculpture.

The TMT Sector: Anything But Traditional Ceiling Systems

9th March 2020

Workplace design has been revolutionised. Since the Googles, Yahoos and Hubspots of this world concluded that attracting talent meant making their workspaces fun nothing has been quite the same – and that goes for ceiling design: in spades.

SAS INVESTS IN WELL

6th February 2020

SAS International is delighted to announce that it is the first UK supporting partner for the Blue Building Institute (BBI). The Netherlands-based organisation exists to spread understanding and adoption of the WELL Building Standard.

IMPROVED EXPOSURE WITH SAS OPEN GRID CEILING SYSTEMS

6th January 2020

Reacting to growing customer demand, SAS International is actively promoting its Open Grid ceiling systems, uncovering a whole new world of creative ceiling design.

SAS is Accredited as a Living Wage Employer

27th November 2019

SAS is proud to be accredited by the Living Wage Foundation as a Living Wage employer, seeing the Living Wage Accreditation as a force for good, providing an ethical benchmark for responsible pay.

ACHIEVE UNFORGETTABLE FINISHES WITH SUBLIMATION

18th November 2019

Rapid design and innovation propel us to keep moving forward. Architects and clients are continually pursing the desire to enhance a space, this includes the design and functionality of ceilings. With the increase of new technologies and techniques currently being practiced, designers can achieve their ambitious design aspirations. One of these modern techniques which is growing in popularity is sublimation.