Case Study: Stults Elementary

Project Location

Stults Road Elementary School   |   Dallas, TX

Space  Types

Corridors, Classrooms, Common Areas

Dealer/Partner

D10, LLC

Product Scope

5 Custom Graphic Glassboards / Glass Walls, BTS Markerboards & Tackboards, 3” Tackstrips, Marker Wall Panels, Tack Wall Panels, & Brilliant™ Glassboards

Project Overview

Stults Road Elementary School, located in Dallas, Texas, is a newly constructed campus within Richardson ISD designed to foster engaging and dynamic learning environments. Partnering with D10, LLC and BRW Architects, Platinum provided a range of visual display solutions, highlighted by five custom graphic glass walls that bring energy, color, and nature-inspired themes to life throughout the school.

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The Goal

The goal was to create an engaging environment that extended beyond traditional classroom settings. Corridors and shared spaces were reimagined as more than pass-through areas—they became opportunities to inspire creativity and introduce natural elements known to support overall well-being.

Standard writing surfaces alone would not achieve the desired visual impact. The school required a solution that combined everyday functionality with vibrant, thematic design, while also delivering the durability needed for high-traffic student environments.

Brilliant™ Glass Marker Walls

Premium glass marker wall featuring seamless panels for writing and large-scale printed visuals.
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The Platinum Solution

The use of multi-panel custom graphics introduced a level of complexity, requiring each glassboard to align precisely with adjacent panels to form cohesive, large-scale scenic imagery. This demanded careful coordination throughout both fabrication and installation.

Platinum delivered a fully customized solution centered around jungle-themed graphic glassboards in a variety of colors, bringing nature-inspired visuals into corridor spaces. Beyond these feature installations, a full suite of visual display products was thoughtfully integrated throughout classrooms, common areas, and the library—creating a cohesive environment that supports both function and design across the campus.

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