The Wiltshire-based designer and manufacturer of innovative seating for theatres, schools, sports venues, and other major venues employs 100 people. Its projects are incredibly diverse, from the glitz of Manchester Arena to space-saving retractable seating for a school. The team also designs modular demountable tiered audience systems ltd and sports grandstands – products that are tall and heavy, and often have to be brought in and out of buildings and sites with limited access or space. To assist with these challenges, the company specifies MasterMover electric tugs as one of its load-moving solutions.

Discovering Audience Systems Ltd: Leaders in Seating Innovation

Founded in 1972 by Sid and Stephen Brackley, the father and son team first gained a reputation for modular demountable tiered seating systems, before pioneering telescopic ‘bleacher’ seats in the UK. Audience Systems is now a global leader in seating for theatres, sport, education and major venues. Its complete service includes design, manufacture and installation.

A year after launching its iconic Espace 628 chair, the firm was awarded the Queen’s Award for Export, an accolade reserved for companies who achieve outstanding levels of export growth. It is a success that has helped Audience Systems to generate around two-thirds of its sales outside the UK.

Lighting towers are useful on many different types of work sites, allowing projects to continue into the night without disruption. The major benefit of these mobile units is their portability – they can be easily transported, deployed and adjusted by businesses in a relatively short space of time compared to setting up generators on site.

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The majority of light towers are powered by diesel, although hybrid and solar models are also available. Diesel-powered models are ideal for remote off-grid locations where there’s no access to electricity, while hybrid towers allow users to make the most of both power sources on the same unit. Check this out

A growing number of manufacturers are launching LED-only lighting towers that don’t use any metal halide lamps and require less maintenance than traditional machines. These are especially popular on urban construction sites because they can reduce the amount of noise and fumes produced on-site. The clamshell design of these units makes it easy to access components for servicing and repairs, reducing downtime and costs.

Organic baby clothes gift set  is an eco-friendly and natural fiber that’s safe, hypoallergenic, and antimicrobial. It’s also soft and sturdy, making it a great choice for stuffed animals that will get a lot of playtime.

GOTS and Fair Trade Certified

Toys that are made with GOTS certified cotton are produced under strict conditions: The cotton grows on biodynamic farms and is processed in a socially responsible manner. The workers are paid a living wage, there is no child labor, and the facility has been certified by a third-party to ensure it meets fair trade standards for its operations.

Organimals

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This cute, handmade company makes a line of teddy bears and bunnies that are hand-knit with GOTS organic cotton yarn and dyed in non-toxic colors like natural beet juice, indigo, and lavender. The company also makes toys that support conservation initiatives and donates one animal to a child in need for every bear they sell.

Vermont Stuffed Bears

These lovable teddy bears are made in the USA with long, buttercream fur and tan paw pads that protect them from scratches and bumps. They’re stuffed with 100% recycled stuffing, and are guaranteed for life!

No azo dyes or petroleum-based inks

Azo dyes are commonly used to color toys and dolls but are highly toxic, causing allergic reactions and altering DNA. They can be banned in the European Union and California, so look for stuffed toys that are azo-free to be sure they’re safe.

No hard plastic eyes or noses

When purchasing plushies, keep a few things in mind: Make sure they’re machine-washable, and check for loose parts. It’s also a good idea to soak them in disinfectant from time to time to reduce bacterial contamination.