Widgets at work
In this article we will explain the purpose and benefit of using widgets over other traditional products.
This page demonstrates articles. Each section starts with a new sub-heading and can optionally include a photo and caption to the right.
The history of the widget
Widgets first introduced in 1920's railways
Widgets were first used in the 1920's during the production of railways. Specifically designed without a patent by Robert Towsey to enable a broad and rapid adoption in multiple sectors.
After 10 years the widget had become commonplace and was widely known as the most important invention of the decade.
The widget is now used in most countries, including the developing world, due to its simple design and the ability to use various materials in its construction.
While new designs emerge each year, the general principles have not changed since the early prototypes of the 1920s.
Sample installation
Beverbrooke offices
The Beverbrooke Offices built in the UK in 2005 make extensive use of widgets. Arnold Overly, chief architect, stated that his award winning design would not have been possible without recent advancements in widget strength and durability.