BSR Compliance: Why the Right Partner Makes All the Difference
Since the Building Safety Regulator (BSR) came into force, the way balconies are designed and specified has changed dramatically. For architects, specifiers, and developers, getting a project over the line is no longer straightforward. Every decision is under the spotlight, every material must be proven, and every detail has to be backed up with evidence. We know how challenging this can
feel. Projects stall, paperwork piles up, and deadlines get tighter. That’s why at AliDeck, we’ve made it our role to be more than just a supplier. We’re here as a partner – helping to guide projects through the process so they don’t just meet the new standards, but move forward with confidence.
Helping Projects Navigate the BSR The BSR asks for a huge amount of detail, from fire test results and CAD drawings to full compliance packs. Pulling this together can be daunting, especially when time is short. Our technical team works directly with specifiers to make it easier. We prepare the documents, drawings, and evidence needed so nothing gets missed. This level of support has already helped several projects gain BSR approval – showing that with the right expertise behind you, the process doesn’t have to be a roadblock.
Support That Goes Beyond Products Balcony systems are about much more than the boards and balustrades you see on site. They’re safety-critical parts
of a building – and they need to be right first time. That’s why we stay involved throughout the project, not just at the point of supply. • Design support: We sit down with specifiers early to shape compliant, practical solutions that work in the real world. • Installation training: We provide hands-on training so contractors can fit our systems correctly, avoiding mistakes and delays. • CPD sessions: For architects, our CPDs cut through the complexity of the regulations, turning technical requirements into clear, practical steps. This joined-up approach means fewer surprises, smoother progress, and safer outcomes.
Proudly Made in Britain One of the things that sets AliDeck apart is our supply chain. All of our aluminium is extruded here in the UK and our systems are Made in Britain certified. By keeping production local, we remove the risks and delays that come with overseas supply. We also powder-coat everything in-
house, giving us full control over quality. And with our new Qualicoat accreditation, specifiers can be confident that our finishes are built to last – tested and proven for performance in even the toughest environments
Setting a Higher Standard Our focus has always been on raising standards in balcony design. The BSR has only reinforced that mission.
Today, it’s about offering specifiers more than just compliant products – it’s about providing reassurance, guidance, and proof at every stage. When you work with AliDeck,
you’re choosing a partner who: • Has already helped projects secure BSR approval. • Offers design input, CPDs, and installation training to support the whole team. • Manufactures here in Britain with complete quality control. • Delivers in-house, Qualicoat-accredited powder coating for lasting performance.
Looking Ahead The BSR has raised the bar for everyone, but it doesn’t need to hold projects back. With the right partner, compliance becomes something you can manage, not something you fear. At AliDeck, we’re proud to be that
partner. By combining proven balcony systems with UK manufacturing, accredited finishes, and real project support, we’re helping specifiers move forward with clarity and confidence. When compliance matters most, you don’t have to face it alone.
AliDeck – Complete Balcony Solutions, built for compliance
info@alideck.co.uk 01622 534042
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