stairs, balustrades & balconies; stonework & masonry 57 Extra slim cassette balconies by Sapphire   


Bespoke balcony and balustrade solutions by Sapphire have a starring role at Suttons Wharf North, an award-winning development of over 180 high quality private homes in east London. Sapphire provided a full package including design, manufacture and install for inset and projecting balconies to apartments across three residential towers with views over


Regent’s Canal. Cassettes for Suttons Wharf North were all custom- made by Sapphire using a slim cassette to match the project’s narrow depth of floor slab. Once delivered to site the individual balcony units simply ‘glide’ on to pre-erected brackets.


Sapphire sets the scene with balconies   


Sapphire is setting the scene for an ambitious new masterplan for London’s Greenwich Peninsula with a stylish collection of bespoke balustrades for residential balconies, roof terraces and walkways. Delivery of this unique district of homes, shops, restaurants and entertainment ‘wrapped’ by the River Thames is well underway and properties


are now starting to be occupied in what has been the largest planning application ever processed by a London borough. All the balconies and balustrades were designed to comply with relevant regulations, industry standards and British Standards.


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100% Design | Stand E259


British engineered bespoke staircases, balustrades and architectural metalwork for residential and commercial buildings.


Installed throughout the UK and abroad.


London Showroom 11-12 Great Sutton St. EC1V 0BX


| By Canal Engineering Ltd | +44 (0)115 986 6321 | www.canal.gb.com


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