External Surfacing
If you are renovating your outside area, we can supply and install your external surfacing, as part of your canopy package. All our surfacing options are commercial grade products that are designed for everyday use in busy areas. They are long lasting products, many of which are supplied with guarantees so you can rest assure that your outdoor area will last for many years.
Aluminium Decking
Aluminium Decking is a fire-resistant, eco-friendly and long-lasting alternative to traditional style decking such as timber or composite. We have designed a number of aluminium decking systems to suit all requirements, please see pages 148-155 for the full range.
Commercial Fencing
Steel and timber fencing systems can be used to enclose your canopy to create a safe, designated area for pupils, staff or visitors to reside within. We currently offer three types of fencing which include Steel Mesh Fencing, Steel Palisade Fencing and Timber Fencing.
Artificial Grass
Artificial Grass enables you to keep a natural appearance whilst keeping the area low maintenance and mud-free. Our artificial grass is a premium product which has a realistic appearance, it resembles real turf by touch and appearance.
Standard Decking
Our Standard aluminium decking is a quick- to-install all aluminium decking system that can be installed 50% quicker than other decking systems on the market. See page 150 for further details.
Steel Mesh Fencing
Our mesh fencing is available in 8 different options including: Sports Mesh, Sports Rebound Mesh, VGuard Mesh, Secure Guard + Mesh, Secure Guard 358 Mesh, Pro Gard Mesh, Twin Guard Mesh and Fast Guard Mesh.
Soft Play Safety Surfacing
Soft Play provides your school or establishment with an impact absorbing safety surface where children play and learn, reducing the risk of grazes and bumps when playing around and falling over. It is slip- resistant, which reduces the risk of children falling over in the first place.
Slip Resistant Decking
Our Slip Resistant Decking is a strong and durable aluminium system which features rubber slip resistant inserts, making it perfect for use in commercial settings. See page 151 for further details.
Steel Palisade Fencing
Palisade fencing is a high security fence system that reduces the risk of trespassers from entering your grounds. It also helps to keep those inside such as school pupils, deterring them from climbing the fences.
Tarmac
We can tarmac the surface of your external grounds as part of your canopy package. Whether you require a small amount of tarmacking to make good around your canopy, or you would like a large area covered around your canopy, we can supply and install to meet your requirements.
Balcony Decking
Our aluminium balcony decking system is manufactured from aluminium which makes it naturally fire resistant and non-combustible. It is light in weight yet has a high in load-bearing capacity. See page 152 for further details.
Timber Fencing
Timber fencing is a great way to enclose your canopy or outside area to create a designated area whilst also keeping a natural appearance, perfect for leafy areas.
Tel: 0800 389 9072
www.ablecanopies.co.uk
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