72 FRONT COVER SPOTLIGHT
Yeoman Rainguard adds the finishing touch to public buildings
WITH OVER 30 YEAR’S EXPERIENCE, A WEALTH OF KNOWLEDGE AND THE WIDEST CHOICE OF PRODUCT ON THE MARKET TODAY, YEOMAN RAINGUARD HAS ESTABLISHED ITSELF AS THE UK MARKET LEADER IN RAINWATER SYSTEMS.
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eoman Rainguard rainwater systems are available in GRP, Aluminium, Cast
Iron and Copper and are well known for adding the finishing touches to many of the UK’s finest properties however; they are increasingly being used on commercial and public buildings, playing a key role in keeping our heritage and other public buildings in good repair.
It is inevitable that rainwater systems on schools, hospitals, supermarkets, nursing homes, hotels, offices and social housing all require maintenance and repair over the years. The installation of Yeoman Rainguard can transform the exterior appearance of such buildings and bring them back to prime condition.
Equally important is the provision of visually attractive and well designed rainwater systems on new public buildings. For instance, Yeoman Rainguard Aluminium gutters and square downpipes were selected as an ideal product to combine durability with aesthetics and complement the modern design and clean contemporary exterior of a new build surgery in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire.
Yeoman Rainguard Aluminium rainwater systems are a popular choice for new build developments. The range is readily available, cost effective and will give many years of service. Yeoman Rainguard’s XL Aluminium range is supplied with the latest in jointing technology which offers huge advantages in speed of installation.
An exclusive Sussex nursing home, built in 1886, opted for Aluminium Yeoman Rainguard when replacement gutters and pipes were required to complement the period features of the property.
Yeoman Rainguard supplied black textured polyester powder coated rainwater products from its market leading XL Aluminium range for the Elizabethan style manor house. The company was also able to manufacture bespoke gutter brackets to match the original style fitted to the building, retaining the traditional character and elegance.
Yeoman Rainguard takes great satisfaction in being able to best fit products to the specific project and tailor individual specifications to help customers. One such project was for the supply of gutters for an extended Tesco store in Newmarket, Suffolk.
The existing steel system would have been difficult and expensive to produce in the quantity required, but Yeoman Rainguard was
able to offer a cost effective alternative in the form of GRP gutters, which were in keeping with the original design and surrounding architectural steelwork, in the required colour, size and profile.
The GRP products also provided the added benefits of a system that has a long service life, does not rust or fade and requires very little maintenance. The system is easy to install, robust yet lightweight and a wide range of colours can be applied to the product.
This system is particularly suitable where cast iron or lead systems have previously been installed. Existing hopper, gutter and pipe designs can be replicated by producing moulds from templates.
Yeoman Rainguard is also available in Cast Iron which offers all the benefits of traditional materials and is commonly used as a replacement for original Cast Iron or lead gutters and pipes being strong, durable and rigid.
The attractive appearance and changing colour throughout the ageing process make Yeoman Rainguard Copper and Zinc products a popular choice. This system has proven durability over many generations and delivers an almost unlimited service life.
Yeoman Rainguard’s unrivalled list of services, including free no obligation site surveys, design service and bespoke designs, have proved to be a winning combination.
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