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Outdoor Engineering
Canopies designed to meet your individual needs
There are many companies selling outdoor canopies in the UK but few compare to us in terms of longevity and versatility, standards of engineer- ing, visual appeal and customer service. We have been in business since 1991 and have gained a reputation for providing premium quality tensile fabric school canopies, tensile structures, commercial canopies and cov- ered walkways, with a lot of our business coming from recommendations.
UNIQUE DRAINAGE SYSTEM If you are looking for effective freestanding canopies, tensile structures and covered walkways to provide outdoor covered areas, then please contact us here at i2o Ltd to discuss your needs. Unlike other canopies, our unique frame has an integral gutter, is powder-coated to a range of colours, and has a high-grade tensile membrane roof (used by architects all over the world) to ensure your outdoor canopy provides 10+ years of effective shelter.
BESPOKE DESIGN We provide stylish outdoor canopies, entrance canopies and retractable terrace covers to maximise the use of your outdoor space. Each structure is individually designed to suit your needs and outdoor space. All of the shelter solutions we offer come in a range of colours for you to choose from, and optional side walls and roof shapes to maximise your outdoor activities. School playgrounds benefit from our vibrant colours as it bright- ens up the children’s play area and helps with their colour recognition.
ONE STOP SHOP We offer a free site survey meeting to discuss your needs anywhere in the UK; can take care of planning, if required, and manage the design, manufacture and canopy installation in-house from our Cambridgeshire workshops. We are accredited to ISO 9001:2008 and EN1090.
INSIDE2OUTSIDE LTD
TEL: 01480 498297 29
WWW.I2OLTD.CO.UK
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