Technical spaces, beautifully resolved
Media Rooms, Studios & Multi-Room AV
Clean power, structured cabling, AV distribution and control for music studios, media rooms and whole-property entertainment.
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What good looks like
A system that performs as well as the space looks.
Studios and media spaces expose weaknesses in power, signal routes and control. We coordinate the electrical and technical infrastructure to keep racks organised, operation simple and future changes practical.
- A structured power and signal environment
- Simple control across rooms and sources
- Documented racks, cables and connection points
Best suited to: Music and content studios, private cinemas, listening rooms, media suites and premium multi-room AV installations.
Typical scope
What can be included
Every project is scoped around the building, design and delivery stage.
- 01Technical power and earthing coordination
- 02Equipment racks and containment
- 03Audio, video and data cabling
- 04Custom MIDI, analogue and digital looms
- 05Multi-room audio and video distribution
- 06Control programming and operational handover
How we deliver
Four stages. One accountable team.
Map equipment, rooms, sources and workflows
Coordinate power, data, ventilation and cable routes
Install, label and test the technical infrastructure
Commission control and complete user handover
Service questions
Useful answers before we scope the work.
Why involve the electrician in studio planning?
Power layout, earthing approach, lighting and equipment loads can affect both reliability and the room's practical operation. Early coordination avoids expensive late changes.
Can you work with an AV consultant or studio designer?
Yes. We are comfortable coordinating electrical, containment and control requirements with specialist designers and equipment suppliers.
Will cables and rack connections be labelled?
Clear labelling and documentation can be included so operation, fault-finding and future changes are easier.
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Planning studios & av?
Bring us the brief, drawings or simply the problem. We’ll help define the next useful step.