Network Cabling

In many stone-built and historic buildings, visible cabling is intrusive and unwelcome. For example, in the magnificent period interiors of Gloucester’s Guild Hall, lengthy runs of coloured plastic were unacceptable. Yet a wireless network was impractical.

The Falcon solution was to ‘vanish’ the data cabling to provide effective yet invisible network links. Years of installations in architecturally sensitive buildings have made us adept at this.

Invisible cabling is appropriate for many prestigious buildings, especially in areas like the Cotswolds where stone is a traditional architectural material.