Steel fencing manufacturer Zaun Beats Cube and has created two innovative ornamental sculptures to showcase its product.
The cube within cube within a cube – or Cube Cubed – is the creation of research and development manager Adam Christie in response to a challenge from the director and co-founder Alastair Henman.
It features a 6” ArmaWeave cube inside a medium-sized cube of HiSec double space inside a 12” cube made from Duo8 Super Rebound.
The original sculpture is bound for the NatWest Bank commercial branch in Wolverhampton after Zaun’s relationship director at the bank, Richard Dowen, asked for a display piece to showcase Zaun’s product.
But Henman was so taken with the design that he had a replica made to display in Zaun’s own reception at its headquarters on Steel Drive.
All of the mesh and posts sold by Zaun are manufactured in the United Kingdom at their manufacturing plant in Wolverhampton.
About Zaun
Zaun is the only in-house British Manufacturer of Woven and Welded Mesh Fencing Systems. For 27 years, they have been the trusted manufacturing partner for sports and physical perimeter security. With a wide range of fencing, gate, and HVM solutions they can offer Protection Through Innovation for your next project.
Located in the West Midlands, they are a privately owned company first formed in 1996 and continuing to promote British manufacturing on the world stage. A proud member of Made in Britain and Made in the West Midlands, Zaun has worked on numerous projects around the world from Border Security and Airports, to Sports and Critical National Infrastructure.
The continued investment in their manufacturing processes and systems has enabled the latest in problem-solving and innovation. At the same time, an approach to ‘The Right People in the Right Places’ puts the customer experience at the heart of their business.
The quality of their wide range of systems is assured through ISO 9001 and third-party certification for high-security and HVM solutions including LPS 1175, Secured by Design, Approved for UK Government Use (NPSA), and PAS 68.
