KX100 telephone box with 1991 branding. The KX series of telephone boxes in the United Kingdom was introduced by BT (British Telecom) in 1985.

The main telephone box in the KX range is the KX100. The boxes were produced at a rate of 5,000 a year, with the total count of all BT-owned kiosks reaching 137,000 by 1999, a number …

In 1996 BT introduced a revised version, the KX100+, with over 5,000 examples installed. The KX100 Plus kiosk is largely based on the design of the KX100 kiosk, although the KX100 Plus …

The KX series of kiosks were introduced by BT in the 80's and were designed to be easier to maintain, keep clean, and protect against vandalism. These refurbished kiosks are ideal for …

DCA designed the KX100/200 and 300 for BT between 1983-1984. The kiosk could be configured to omit the door and a transom sign inserted within the opening to house the payphone type …

The KX100 kiosk is of light-weight construction and uses an aluminum frame clad in stainless steel panels with anodised aluminium edging. Its general form is a four-sided rectangular box …

Nov 16, 2017 · Foisted on the nation in 1985 after British Telecom’s privatisation, the KX100 was intended to be modern, vandal-proof, rust-proof, well ventilated, cheap to build and maintain, …

Aug 6, 2018 · With an intact but currently faulty, Plessey made BT 600 payph... In this video I give you an overview of the more modern (for the 80s) BT KX100 type phone box.

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kx 100 housing This booth can be supplied with or without a door, depending on requirements. The fully enclosed version is used on sites where complete weather and acoustic protection is …