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Transform Sandwell chooses Ultrascape for BS 7533 confidence
Formerly known as All Saints, Providence Place is a 245,000 sq ft office development in the town centre of West Bromwich. A new BT building has been built on the site and all surrounding paving was completed using Ultrascape Pro-Bed HS, Pro-Prime and Flowpoint.
These products make up Ultrascape’s mortar paving system that meets and exceeds the strict demands of BS 7533. This standard offers the reassurance of being independently tested by a UKAS accredited laboratory which verifies the products’ capabilities.
The project covered 3800m2 of footpath and road paving, totalling a £55 million investment for Sandwell Council. Two distinctive factors helped to win the contract, bulk silo delivery of
Autopa manufacture and supply a variety of canopies and shelters suitable for a wide range of applications from Schools to Care homes. With in-house manufacturing in Warwickshire bespoke designs can also be manufactured and shipped throughout the UK to meet short lead times.
Canopies
Also from Autopa: Parking posts, Bollards, Barriers, Cycle stands, Cycle shelters, Benches and more
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Well known for their high quality handmade range of street furniture products, Omos also provides a bespoke design and manufacturing service.
Seen here is the recently completed Dundalk Market Square. Architect Nicholas de Jong chose ‘off-the-shelf’ litterbins (Omos s16), bollards (Omos s26), cycle stands (Omos s71) and modified s83 benches.
In addition Omos designed, built and installed a number of illuminated display cases to house a series of sculptures which tell the mythical story of Cuchulainn.
Many of the projects Omos are involved in require a combination of off-the-shelf and bespoke products. Thanks to our integrated approach to design, engineering and manufacture Omos are able to offer high
quality cost effective solutions to a wide variety of needs.
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Stonegrip rejuvenates seafront gardens Stonegrip decorative surfacing, from road safety products manufacturer Ennis Prismo Traffic Safety Solutions, is helping to transform the Marine Gardens in Fleetwood, UK.
The £1m waterfront regeneration project introduces landscaping in the style of a contemporary English marine garden. New features include a dramatic outdoor performance area, which aims to establish Fleetwood’s Marine Hall as a key venue for entertainment and performance.
Stonegrip is being used by specialist applicator, Coatech Ltd, to provide a uniform, weed-free, attractive gravel surface finish across all the pathways in the gardens. This equates to a total area of approximately 1,000m2.
Stonegrip comprises an epoxy resin binder on to which a choice of aggregate is applied. The epoxy resin provides a permanent bond to the substrate and can be pigmented to complement the selected decorative
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Pro Bed HS and the exceptional flowable grout, Flowpoint. Both added the ease of completion and a quick application.
What’s more, Flowpoint’s rapid setting capabilities allowed a quick opening to traffic. Paving grouted with Flowpoint can be opened to pedestrians in just 1 hour and vehicular traffic after only 4 hours.
01827 871871 Omos bespoke street furniture
aggregate dressing. The aggregates are available in a variety of colours, sizes and textures including amber, white and rose pink flint; orange and dark blue collux; and golden quartz, westbere and golden pea gravel.
www.ennisprismo.com 01924 312635
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