England – 15/11/2011 – UK based online company ‘Hilclare’ specialises in the manufacture of vandal proof lighting for a wide range of settings.
Lighting has long taken up a decent proportion of any company or organisation’s budget, whether such a company or organisation is a retail business that requires lighting throughout its premises to enhance the circulation and safety of both staff members and customers, or a local council that needs to invest in street lighting. Whatever the exact requirements of such an entity, however, there are certain circumstances when lighting that is simply cost-effective, good looking and functional isn’t good enough… and that’s because there are many settings where vandal proof lighting proves necessary.
In situations where there is a need for vandal proof lighting, however, there is also a need to find a top manufacturer of vandal proof lighting… which is where Hilclare, with its website at www.hilclare.com, comes in. Hilclare specialises in the manufacture of vandal proof lighting for settings ranging from the aforementioned small or large retail businesses to police stations, court holding cells and hospitals.
Vandal proof lighting from a highly reputable firm
Hilclare has a strong industry reputation when it comes to vandal proof lighting, as it makes use of toughened and strengthened materials to create genuinely vandal proof lighting that is also just as cost-effective and energy efficient as any other type of lighting. With vandal proof lighting from Hilclare, clients from both the private and public sectors can be confident that their lighting will remain operational even under the pressure of the most determined vandal.
A Hilclare spokesperson commented: “Lighting has long been valued by businesses and organisations for its ability to remove those dark and hidden spots in which vandalism and other crimes can so often make place. This very virtue of lighting, however, can also make it susceptible to vandalism itself. By investing in vandal proof lighting from Hilclare, there’s no longer any need to worry about vandals rendering your lights useless… which is one less strain on your already tight budget.”
With so many firms and organisations continuing to browse online for vandal proof lighting, Hilclare, with its online presence at www.hilclare.com, would appear to be well-placed to take advantage of the resultant demand for vandal proof lighting manufacture.
Contact:
Hilclare Limited
Unit 1, Bond St Ind Estate,
Mancunian Way,
Manchester, England
Zip: M12 6HW
Tel: +44 (0) 0161 274 3626
Fax: +44 (0) 0161 274 3731
Web: http://www.hilclare.com/