Recent years have brought increased demand for convertible, manually actuatable, and movable furnishings and architectural elements. The trend has been spurred by several factors, including:
- the rise of multifunctional public spaces
- advancements in retail and warehousing approaches
- increased interest in luxury solutions
- new focus on furnishings’ long-term usability
So, architects, retail and institutional-space designers, venue-technology companies, established furniture manufacturers, and startups have increased collaborative work with industrial component suppliers to bring reliable motion technologies to their designs.
As we’ll explore, four meticulously designed product families from the global linear motion solutions provider Rollon Group are highly suitable for these applications, as they deliver the functionality, aesthetics, reliability, and safety required for designs with which end users will directly interact. These components and systems include Rollon X-Rail linear bearings, Rollon Curviline guides, Rollon Nadella Multi-Motion FSR systems, and Rollon Telescopic Rail.
X-Rail
Curviline
FSR Multi-Motion
Telescopic Rail
Movable elements in retail and public spaces
It’s increasingly common for hotels and resorts to employ flexible displays in public dining and entertainment spaces. Likewise, retail stores and luxury-brand boutiques are making increased use of movable partitions and displays for adjusting floorplans to different seasons and moods to continually attract new interest from customers. However, perhaps the fastest adopters of flexible rail-borne displays have been museums and theaters increasingly emphasizing immersive experiences for special exhibits. Such installations aim to emotionally transport attendees with curated dynamic spaces.
In these settings, Rollon rail components and systems help staff quickly and safely setup and reconfigure large elements for changing uses…
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