LBC’s very own James Whale raised over £70k for Help a Capital Child as he hosted The Marriott Burns Night Celebration on Friday 21st January.
This year’s celebration was again held at the stunning 5* Marriott Grosvenor Square in Mayfair, London.
Dyebrick were proud to be involved in this year’s event and donated over £2000 worth of ‘Haggis Droppings‘ for the evening.
The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation reconstructed Richard Charlton’s 18th-century coffeehouse—which, is the only authentic 18th-century coffeehouse in the United States. the grand opening is on Friday, November 20, 4:00 p.m.
Dyebrick products were used on the cosmetic renovation to the foundation walls.
Brick mason Ray Canetti stained the bricks sympathetically to create an authetic and natural recreation of how the Coffeehouse would have looked when first built.
Dyebrick is specified for use in conservation projects, as the physical properties of the masonry are not altered. For more information about the Coffee House renovation click here.
For information about The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation click here.
Our Brick Stain Kit has finally been granted a patent after a 5 year wait.
This, in conjunction with our HSBC Worldwide-Intellectual Property Insurance, enables us to initiate legal proceedings against unauthorised copy violations.
We are fully prepared and committed to protect our patent with an initial $1.8 million cover in place towards legal fees and expenses if litigated through trial.
Here is a scan of the Certificate of Grant of Patent:
You can view all the details of the patent on the Intellectual Property Office’s website HERE.
Or view at Espacenet World Patents website HERE