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• Is Space Age a good company?

  Space Age has much better interest rates, and exceptionally better customer service, so we are taking our business to Space Age nowadays. We particularly appreciate Rose and Nicole’s helpful service! Update: Other than the issues with the loan payment, I do enjoy being a member.

• Who are Space Age storage UK?

  Space Age Storage UK Ltd, specialise in the supply and installation of new and used storage equipment for the warehousing, commercial and retail sectors. From our headquarters in Cheddleton, near Leek in Staffordshire, we offer equipment resourcing and ’on site’, services to companies and organisations both locally, and on a national basis.

• What is Space Age fashion?

  But it was hardly necessary to don an actual flight suit to be part of the styles that came to be known as space age. Sleek as a fuselage, space age fashion emulated the aerodynamic simplicity and severity of a space capsule.

• What is involved in innovation at Space Age?

  Innovation has been a core driving principal here at Space Age for decades. We refuse to rest on our laurels, and always want to push the quality of our life safety equipment further with every new product release. When we paved the way for things like pre-fabricated solutions, we knew we wouldn’t be the only company in our space to do so.

• Who was the most creative space age designer?

  As a design movement, space age fashion was above all a French phenomenon, promulgated mostly by men in their thirties who had been trained in the old-guard Paris couture, but saw the need to refute some of their pedigree. André Courrèges was perhaps the most creative.