Welford } Free Standing Dome
The Welford Dome is an exceptionally versatile modular canopy, which can be used as a walkway, entrance canopy and a free standing canopy. With its ability to span across large areas and its simple yet contemporary design, the Welford Dome is the ideal canopy for playgrounds and outdoor dining areas.
Features & Benefits
25 YEAR LIFE EXPECTANCY: Life expectancy of up to 25 years, subject to the chosen finish.
SIZE: To your specification. Length: Width: Height:
ABOVE: Double Welford Dome installed at St Chad's Catholic High School in Cheshire
Unlimited Up to 6 metres To your specification
FRAMEWORK FINISH: Framework and posts can be galvanised and/or powder coated to any standard RAL colour.
BELOW:Welford Dome installed at Charter Primary School in Coventry, West Midlands
ADDITIONAL OPTIONS: Secure roller shutters Side panels Safety barriers Rainbow package Post pads Signage
See pages 56-57 Picnic tables & benches See pages 118-121
USES: Outdoor classroom Covered outdoor dining area Covered outdoor walkway Entrance canopy
Please note: Images show gable ends which are an optional extra
GUTTERING: Deep flow guttering fitted as standard.
UNIQUE CORNER STRUCTURE: Our unique steel corner connection system gives ultimate rigidity to the canopy structure.
STEEL UNDERSIDE FRAME AND POSTS: Main frame: 120mm x 60mm x 3mm steel box section.
PANELS: 5mm solid/16mm structured vandal and shatter resistant polycarbonate with built in UV protection. Available in clear or opal.
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FREE STANDING CANOPIES
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