HOWE GREEN MAKES
A SPLASH Howe Green Ltd supplied access covers for the new £25m East Riding Leisure Centre in Bridlington.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council awarded the contract to BAM Construction North East Ltd. BAM appointed tiling specialists
P.Plunkett Tiling Contractors to carry out the installation of the ceramic tiling to the outside of the pools and the tiling and mosaic to the inside of the three pools.
Nine of Howe Green’s Medium Duty 7500 316 Grade Series Stainless Steel Floor Access Covers were fitted into the ceramic tiled floor around the pool surround in the main pool hall area. The access covers were infilled with anti-slip porcelain floor tiles to provide a flush finish, both functional and aesthetically pleasing. The seamless fit ensures the reduced risk of slips and trips in an inclusive swimming pool environment designed for a variety of end users.
The floor covers provide easy access for the maintenance and upkeep of the pool
sumps and pool balance tanks located beneath the tiling. In a busy community facility, such as a leisure centre, keeping the facilities operating properly and avoiding customer disappointment is a priority. In order to achieve this level of service delivery it is essential that underfloor services can be accessed quickly, with the minimum of disruption and without compromise to security.
All Howe Green access covers are available with a double sealed option which ensures the highest levels of security and hygiene and helps to prevent the ingress of water.
The 7500 Series floor access cover is suitable for internal and external use. The 316 grade stainless steel option is non-corrosive and will not rust, even in a swimming pool environment where it is constantly being exposed to water, chemicals, and varying humidity and pH levels. Howe Green’s floor access covers have been used in numerous leisure facilities across the UK and have proved to be a tried and tested access solution for this challenging environment.
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