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55 APPLICATIONS CompositesWorld.com Although cure was about 30 minutes at room temperature, the parts were typically left overnight before demolding. Each star part was formed from two molded halves, which were bonded together using ACRALOCK methyl methac- rylate adhesive from Engineered Bonding Solutions (Titusville, FL, US). Completed star parts were then mechanically fastened to a central steel box (see photo at left) to enable easy disassembly and storage during the of-season. "Composite materials allow me to work at a larger scale," Stefanou sums up, "and their light weight and high strength have expanded our design possibilities." See a video of The Grove project | venuearts.com/new/ portfolio/the-grove-holiday-video-2103 See links to some of Venue Arts' other fantastic displays | venuearts.com/new/portfolio Star halves assembled Vectorworks technicians assemble demolded star part halves with adhesive prior to fnal assembly. Source | Vectorworks Simple assembly/ disassembly Completed star parts were mechanically fastened to a central steel box, a construction that enabled easy disassembly and storage during the of- season. Source | Vectorworks

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