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Coniston } Wall Mounted Walkway


The Coniston Wall Mounted Walkway is the most versatile walkway in our range. Due to its design, the Coniston can be constructed to any length and can even be constructed to fix around corners, or wrap around the shape of your building, making it an ideal walkway solution.


Due to its wall mounted design, the Coniston is ideal for creating a walkway which extends around the exterior of your building, creating continuous shelter that connects all entrance and exit points.


Coniston Walkway installed at Rhosymedre Community Primary School, Clwyd


Features & Benefits


Constructed to your specification with a maximum width of 6 metres and an unlimited length


35mm vandal and shatter resistant polycarbonate roof system


Integral aluminium guttering for enhanced durability


Aluminium framework is coloured white as standard but can be coloured in any standard RAL colour


10 year guarantee and 25 year life expectancy (subject to chosen finish).


For more information on the Coniston see pages 8-17


From the first day of this process to the final day the service was nothing below excellent on all levels. Thank you very much.


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A Coniston walkway is used to create a sheltered pathway around a courtyard at Gordonbrock Primary School, Lewisham


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Pepperpot Nursery - Brighton, East Sussex


Tel: 0800 389 9072 www.ablecanopies.co.uk


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