03-26-2007, 07:05 AM
Second image.
The purpose of these is to show how we could use the exiting keypad and cover it.
These would be expensive to mould in plastic. May as well do a new keypad. But it does raise the option of having a wall box made, that holds the keypad and covers it. The wall box could have a door of, stainless steel, ( polished, or brushed, frosted glass, ( ala Clipsals cool popular look), white metal, a mirror, what ever.
As this is not molded, small quantities could be made, at a resonable cost.
These would not look as good as this design, but achieve the desired purpose which is to negate the objection to the appearance of the keypad, which is costing us sales.
Regards Ian
The purpose of these is to show how we could use the exiting keypad and cover it.
These would be expensive to mould in plastic. May as well do a new keypad. But it does raise the option of having a wall box made, that holds the keypad and covers it. The wall box could have a door of, stainless steel, ( polished, or brushed, frosted glass, ( ala Clipsals cool popular look), white metal, a mirror, what ever.
As this is not molded, small quantities could be made, at a resonable cost.
These would not look as good as this design, but achieve the desired purpose which is to negate the objection to the appearance of the keypad, which is costing us sales.
Regards Ian